Pink Beach (Pantai Merah Muda) Tours and Tickets
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Pink Beach (Pantai Merah Muda)
Pink Beach is a great choice for photographers, snorkelers, and nature lovers.
Bring a towel or sarong as there are no facilities.
Allow 15 minutes to one hour to experience Pink Beach.
The boats that operate in Komodo National Park are not wheelchair friendly.
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There are plenty of ways to experience Komodo Island’s Pink Beach (Pantai Merah Muda). Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the top tours available right now:
The entrance fee for Komodo National Park is currently 150K rupiah on weekdays and 225K rupiah on weekends. However, most visitors to Komodo Island will also trek to meet the dragons, which involves an additional ranger fee. One-day Komodo National Park boat cruises that visit Pink Beach start from around US$120 per person.
It depends! As part of a visit to Komodo Island, including an encounter with Komodo dragons—earth’s largest lizard—Pink Beach makes a lovely swim stop. But don’t expect to see the candy pink vistas seen on some heavily edited social posts—the colour is closer to a pale rose hue along the tideline.
April to June is a great time to visit Pink Beach and Komodo Island. The rainy season is over, or close to over, but the landscapes are green, and you’ll have great chances of seeing both Komodo dragons and manta rays elsewhere on your tour. It’s typically not too busy during the week.
No, Pink Beach on Komodo Island is not accessible. Like many other destinations within Komodo National Park, it’s usually reached by climbing out of a boat and wading through the water. As of 2025, there are no ramps, no elevators, and few operators that incorporate access needs.
No, there are no restrooms at Pink Beach on Komodo Island, but there are full facilities at the ranger station. All overnight boats and many day-cruise boats have restrooms on board, but it’s best to check before booking if bathrooms are a concern.