Pulau Padar

Pulau Padar is the third largest island in Indonesia's Komodo National Park, famous for its breathtaking scenery.

The island is characterized by steep volcanic hills and four deep bays with beaches of different colors - white, pink and black. A hike to the top of the island rewards with panoramic views of the surrounding islands and ocean.

Nature lovers will appreciate the rich biodiversity, including the opportunity to meet the famous Komodo dragons and snorkel among colorful coral reefs inhabited by manta rays, sharks and dolphins.