Padar Island

Padar Island

Padar Island is the third-largest island within the Komodo National Park and is renowned for its rugged, hilly terrain and stunning, panoramic views. What sets Padar apart is its unique blend of three beaches, each with different colored sands—white, black, and the famous pink beach. A moderate hike to the top of the island rewards visitors with sweeping views of the surrounding islands and turquoise waters. The island itself is uninhabited, making it a pristine spot for nature lovers and photographers. Padar Island is also home to various wildlife species, though unlike Komodo Island, there are no Komodo dragons here. The island is a must-visit for hikers, nature photographers, and adventure seekers.

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