Komodo: Dragons, Pink Beaches & Manta Rays

Komodo is raw, elemental. Landing on the islands, you step into a world where time feels prehistoric. Dragons move slowly across savannahs — massive lizards with forked tongues flicking, claws scraping earth, eyes ancient and watchful. Rangers guide you carefully, explaining their power and fragility, their role as both predator and emblem. From savannah to sea, beauty shifts. On Pink Beach, crushed coral lends the sand a rose glow, waves washing it soft and luminous. Snorkeling reveals coral gardens alive with parrotfish, rays, and turtles. Beyond, strong currents carry manta rays — enormous yet graceful — gliding in circles that seem choreographed. Sailing between islands, the experience deepens. Sunsets turn seas molten gold, stars scatter without city lights, and silence expands across the horizon. Komodo is both wild and sacred, a reminder of earth’s age and ocean’s abundance.