Pink Beach: Coral Sands & Crystal Seas

Few beaches on earth glow like Komodo’s Pink Beach. Here, coral fragments crushed by waves mix with white sand, creating a shoreline blushed rose. Under sunlight, the effect is dazzling, the sand glowing as waves ripple across it. Snorkeling offshore reveals abundance. Coral gardens stretch in rainbow hues, schools of fish shimmer, sea turtles glide slowly past. The water is impossibly clear, each ripple catching sunlight in silver. On shore, the beach is quiet, often empty. You walk barefoot, sand soft and warm, the sea breeze carrying salt and silence. At sunset, the entire bay glows — sky, sand, and water merging in rose and gold. Pink Beach is not just beauty — it is rarity, a natural wonder created by coral and tide, fragile yet enduring.