Aktivitäten in Batu Cermin

Padar Island in Komodo National Park is famous for its breathtaking viewpoint overlooking three bays with different colored sands—white, black, and pink—making it one of Indonesia’s most iconic landscapes. It’s uninhabited, accessible only by boat from Labuan Bajo, and best experienced at sunrise when the light enhances the dramatic ridges and beaches.

Pink Beach (Pantai Merah) on Komodo Island is one of only about seven naturally pink-sand beaches in the world, famous for its rose-tinted shoreline and vibrant coral reef just offshore. The unique color comes from microscopic red-shelled organisms (foraminifera) and crushed red coral mixed with white sand, creating a blush that is most vivid in the morning or late afternoon light.

Komodo Island in Indonesia is world-famous for its Komodo dragons—the largest living lizards—and its UNESCO-listed Komodo National Park, which also offers stunning savanna landscapes, pink-sand beaches, and some of the best diving spots in Southeast Asia. It’s located between Sumbawa and Flores, with Labuan Bajo serving as the main gateway for visitors.

Kelimutu volcano is located 50 km east of Ende, central Flores on a road that climbs through several small villages and rice terraces into a dense rainforest near the summit.