点评:We came to Pink beach at sunset as part of our boat expedition on the ‘Gandiva’. This was a great experience as we had the beach all to ourselves.
In terms of practicalities.
* Yes, it’s pink. Kind of. The photos in the tourism sales offices in Labuan bajo use filters or AI to magnify the intensity though so maybe lower your expectations a bit on the pinkness.
* It’s only really pink near the waterline, as it’s formed by a certain coral that washes ashore.
* If you walk about 200m up from the main area its covered in plastic and this is disappointing to see in a national park that charges an entry fee (They only clean the area most of the tourists go). Indonesians just dont seem to see plastic like the rest of us. It’s like it’s invisible to them.
* There isnt any coral to see but you can swim on the beach.
* There are a few makeshift stores selling food and drink.
Overall a worthy addition to a larger Komodo island trip. It’s just a shame that they have to mislead travellers about it. I find Indonesia does this a bit unfortunately (overhype their tourist attractions).
翻译:我们在日落时分来到粉红海滩,这是我们乘坐“甘迪瓦”号游船探险的一部分。这是一次很棒的体验,因为我们独享了整个海滩。
就实用性而言。
* 是的,它是粉红色的。有点。不过,拉布安巴焦旅游销售办公室的照片使用滤镜或人工智能来放大强度,所以也许可以降低你对粉红色的期望。
* 只有靠近水线的地方才是真正的粉红色,因为它是由某种珊瑚冲上岸形成的。
* 如果你从主要区域往上走大约 200 米,它就被塑料覆盖,在一个收取入场费的国家公园里看到这种情况令人失望(他们只清理大多数游客去的区域)。印尼人似乎不像我们其他人那样看到塑料。对他们来说,塑料就像是看不见的一样。
* 那里没有珊瑚可看,但你可以在海滩上游泳。
* 有几家临时商店出售食品和饮料。
总的来说,这是科莫多岛之旅中值得一去的地方。遗憾的是,他们不得不误导游客。我发现印度尼西亚在这方面做得有点不幸(过度炒作他们的旅游景点)。