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Komodo National Park

Dragons, pink beaches and manta rays

Komodo National Park covers a group of rugged, dry islands between Sumbawa and Flores, and it is the main stronghold of the Komodo dragon, the world's largest lizard, lives in the wild. Rangers lead walks on Komodo and Rinca islands to see them. The waters around the islands are rich and fast-flowing, with manta rays at Manta Point, sharks and colourful reefs. Most visitors join a boat trip from Labuan Bajo, stopping at the viewpoint on Padar Island and the famous Pink Beach.

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