Pink Beach in Komodo National Park is one of the tourism destinations listed by the park authority. This page covers what the beach is, why its sand looks pink, and what published sources say about...
Pink Beach in Komodo National Park is one of the tourism destinations listed by the park authority. This page covers what the beach is, why its sand looks pink, and what published sources say about...
Rinca Island is one of the three major islands of Komodo National Park, alongside Komodo and Padar, according to UNESCO. This page is about the island itself: its place in the park, the visitor site...
UNESCO, which inscribed Komodo National Park as a World Heritage Site in 1991, describes the park as made up of three major islands, Rinca, Komodo and Padar, and numerous smaller ones. This page is a...
Labuan Bajo Airport is officially named Komodo Airport, airport code LBJ. This page is a practical orientation to the airport itself: the terminal, the passenger facilities the airport lists, and the...
Diving is one of the main activities in the waters of Komodo National Park. This page is an orientation to diving in Komodo, not a dive-site guide. It covers what the diving involves, the park...
Is Komodo safe? For most travellers, the main health and safety risks of a trip here can be managed with sensible preparation. But official guidance for Indonesia as a whole warns that the standard...
Komodo National Park has its own rulebook for visitors. The park authority, Balai Taman Nasional Komodo (BTNK), publishes a visitor protocol on its official website. The protocol page was last...
Kanawa, Kelor and Bidadari are three small islands in the waters off Labuan Bajo. They come up often when people talk about beaches and snorkelling near the town. This page describes each island in...