Snorkeling in Labuan Bajo with Kids: Taka Makassar, Manta Point, and Siaba Bay
Quick Answer: Snorkeling in Labuan Bajo takes you to three very different spots in a single day. Taka Makassar is a temporary sandbank visible only at low tide, surrounded by turquoise water. Manta Point is deep open sea where manta rays are commonly spotted, currents are strong and conditions change quickly. Siaba Bay (also called Turtle City) is calm and shallow, ideal for beginners and children. Always wear a life vest, even if you consider yourself a strong swimmer. Open sea snorkeling is very different from pool or beach swimming. Snorkeling in Labuan Bajo often looks easy in photos. In reality, it takes more effort than it seems, and that…
Loh Liang Komodo Island: The Day We Met the Dragons
Our family travel series continues with Nasi en Stamppot in Komodo Island. Guided by East Cruise and local ranger Mr. Kardin, we finally met the real Komodo dragons at Loh Liang. It was a day filled with stories, legends, and the wild beauty of Indonesia’s most unique island.
Padar Island Hike: Climbing 1,000 Steps to the Most Iconic View in Komodo
Padar Island offers one of the most iconic viewpoints in Indonesia, where three beaches meet in white, pink, and black. Reaching the top takes about 1,000 steps (30–45 minutes), making it an unforgettable family-friendly adventure within Komodo National Park.
Labuan Bajo Family Adventure: From Surabaya to the Land of Komodo Dragons
Labuan Bajo is the gateway to Komodo Island, a family-friendly paradise where turquoise seas meet wild nature. This short flight from Surabaya opens the door to Komodo dragons, pink beaches, and unforgettable family adventures in Flores.
