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After passing the opening of phase one, Komodo National Park immediately enters the opening of the second phase for tourists. Previously, Komodo National Park was only allowed to be visited by local tourists from West Manggarai, in the second phase Indonesian domestic tourists and expatriates were allowed to visit starting August 15 2020. "In the second phase, all Indonesian citizens from anywhere, then expatriates from all over Indonesia who have been there since March 2020 or before, can enter the Komodo National Park area," said Public Relations Officer of the Komodo National Park, Muhammad Ikbal Putera. Ikbal also explained, previously in the first phase, Komodo National Park could only be visited by tourists from West Manggarai and foreign tourists who had been in Labuan Bajo since March or earlier. In this second stage, a number of new simulations were carried out, such as an online booking system, tourist restrictions and others. As for the first phase, Komodo National Park was only opened to the people of NTT. Entering the second phase, Komodo National Park is open to foreign tourists and expats starting August 15 (1). In line with the protocol related to COVID-19, TN Komodo also enforces ticket reservations with an online system through registration.labuanbajoflores.id. In addition, there are several sites or tourist objects that are restricted or given quotas. Examples include diving spots in Batu Bolong, Karang Makassar, Mauwan and Siaba Besar. Apart from that, there is no special quota. For tourists who want to visit Komodo National Park, they are also required to implement the CHS (Clean, Health, and Safety) protocol and attach a COVID-19 (Rapid Test or PCR) free certificate that is valid at the time of visit.

In Labuan Bajo, you will feel a complete traveling sensation. Starting from marine tourism, cultural tourism, to seeing animals from ancient times. Not only that, Labuan Bajo also saves many beautiful destinations that can be the perfect getaway to unwind after busy daily activities. Here we provide reasons why you should go to Labuan Bajo. The sensation of staying on a ship Usually when you go to a tourist destination, of course you will stay at a hotel or villa. Unlike in Labuan Bajo, there you can stay on a pinisi boat that has been specially designed for tourists. The ship is like a hotel, there are rooms and other equipment on board. The sensation of staying on a ship is certainly a new and unforgettable experience when you go to Labuan Bajo. Exotic Ocean World For those of you who love the beauty of the sea, Labuan Bajo has an underwater paradise that you must visit. Yep, the beautiful coral reefs and sea animals make it a special attraction for tourists. You can snorkel or dive at several points in Labuan Bajo. Samsia, for example. There you not only see the beauty of the sea, but you interact directly with turtles, even sharks. There are also other dive points, starting from the Shop Shop and Crystal Rock. In addition, there is also a famous diving location, namely Manta Point. If you are lucky, you will see large stingrays. If you want to relax on the beach, you can try Pink beach. There you will see a different beach from other beaches. The reason is, the sand on the beach is pink or pink. Beautiful island cluster Another reason why you have to go to Labuan Bajo is because this destination has exotic islands. First is Padar Island. This location

So far, most of us know that there are only 7 beaches with pink sand in the world based on articles written on the internet. But apparently, in the Komodo National Park itself there are many pink sand beaches. Call it Pink Beach and Namong Beach on Komodo Island, Serai Beach on Rinca Island, several beaches on Padar Island and one of them is called Long Beach, and many others are still rarely visited and not named. One thing is for sure, all the beaches on the sand look pink. Actually, these beaches look pink because of the mixing of white and red sand, it will be seen when the sand is wet with sea water that is blown by waves. Red sand is formed from a type of coral reef that dies and then crumbles into red granules and stranded on the beach. Not surprisingly, the pink beaches usually have good coral reefs, making them a favorite snorkeling spot for tourists. One of the beaches frequented now is Long Beach. This beach is on Padar Island, there are several beaches that extend to the south of the island. Its long shape makes people call it Long Beach. Many and the length of the beach makes tourists can feel the beach is more private and does not have to jostle with others like Pink Beach on the island of Komodo. That's why Live on Board tourist ships stop by here and make it as a major destination. Satisfied with the photos and enjoying the beach, tourists can continue down to the sea to snorkel and enjoy the underwater beauty around Long Beach which is very beautiful. The colorful and varied coral reefs are made by fish as a home and place to find food. It is recommended to snorkel here