Across the marine national park to Komodo Island. The biggest island in the Komodo National Park with an area of approximately 390 hectares is home to the unique Komodo dragons and other wilds animals. Join the rangers on a hike up into the hills to discover the dragons, which are the largest living species of lizards, growing to a length of up to three metres.

Spend your time to relax and swim in the mesmerising Pink Beach. Pink Beachs are said to to get their colour from microscopic animals called Foraminifer. These tiny little creatures have pink shells and live in coral reefs surrounding the beach. Consequently, pink sand is a mix of shells, coral, and calcium carbonated.

Cool off with a dip into the crystal-clear blue water at Manta point, a station where the rays get their skin cleaned by small fish. Snorkelling here provides a close look of the majestic Manta rays. Nearby awaits Taka Makassar, a small sand islet in the middle of the ocean, surrounded by crystal-clear water and coral.

Kanawa is a small beautiful tropical island, fully surrounded by white sandy beaches and coral reefs. Kanawa is the perfect destination for relaxing, snorkelling before return to Labuan Bajo