pink beach, maybe this is a good name for this beach.

 

Labuan Bajo, Komodo District, West Manggarai Regency, East Nusa Tenggara (NTT), has incredible natural charm. There is a bright red sand beach to view the Komodo dragon habitat. Popular tourist objects in Labuan Bajo that must be visited are Pink Beach and Komodo Island. Here is a brief overview of Pink Beach and Komodo Island. Apparently, Pink Labuan Bajo Beach is one of Indonesia's maritime charms that can be found in various places. This beach is unique because of the color of the beach sand that is rarely found on other beaches. One of the most famous is the pink beach of Lombok. But Lombok's pink beaches aren't the only ones. There are about 6 other places that also have similar tourist attractions.

Well, Labuan Bajo as an emerging marine tourism spot also has the uniqueness of this beach. Called Pink Beach because the sand on the beach is pink (pink). Locals prefer to call it Red Beach, while foreign tourists prefer to call it Pink Beach. The soft pink color that comes out is even better, especially when the waves wash away the sand. It is not known exactly where this beautiful sandy pink color comes from. Some claim that the pink color comes from fragments of dead red coral, and in fact, many are found on this beach.

Another view is that the pink color of the Pink Beach sand is due to the presence of microscopic animals called foraminifera, which produce a bright red or pink color on coral reefs.