Komodo National Park Like You’ve Never Seen It | S4 E7
This week on Sailing with Six, we explore Komodo National Park like you’ve never seen it—anchoring in crystal-clear waters, hiking barren island hills, snorkelling vibrant reefs, and setting out on our own DIY dinghy tour to find the elusive Komodo dragon. 🐉🏝️
We’re anchored at Pulau Sebayur Besar, one of the stunning islands on the edge of the famous Komodo National Park in Indonesia. With volcano views, pink sand beaches, and wild currents keeping us on our toes, this leg of our sailing journey is equal parts breathtaking and unpredictable.
✨ In this episode:
– Anchored at Sebayur Besar Island
– Jetty jumping & family snorkelling
– Dinghy exploring in search of Komodo dragons
– Visiting a pink sand beach
– Sailing with dolphins to Banta Island
– Crystal-clear anchorages & meeting local fishermen
– Changing plans due to strong currents
Whether you’re dreaming of sailing Indonesia, planning a trip to Komodo, or just love a good family adventure—this one’s for you.
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This week on Sailing with Six, we explore Komodo National Park like you’ve never seen it—anchoring in crystal-clear waters, hiking barren island hills, snorkelling vibrant reefs, and setting out on our own DIY dinghy tour to find the elusive Komodo dragon. 🐉🏝️
We’re anchored at Pulau Sebayur Besar, one of the stunning islands on the edge of the famous Komodo National Park in Indonesia. With volcano views, pink sand beaches, and wild currents keeping us on our toes, this leg of our sailing journey is equal parts breathtaking and unpredictable.
✨ In this episode:
– Anchored at Sebayur Besar Island
– Jetty jumping & family snorkelling
– Dinghy exploring in search of Komodo dragons
– Visiting a pink sand beach
– Sailing with dolphins to Banta Island
– Crystal-clear anchorages & meeting local fishermen
– Changing plans due to strong currents
Whether you're dreaming of sailing Indonesia, planning a trip to Komodo, or just love a good family adventure—this one's for you.
⛵️ Thanks for being here! If you enjoyed this episode, hit the like button, subscribe, and share it with a friend.
💛 Want to support our journey? Join our amazing Patreon family: https://www.patreon.com/sailingwithsix
🧭 Follow more of our adventures here:
Instagram https://www.instagram.com/sailingwithsix/
Facebook https://web.facebook.com/sailingwithsix/
Website https://sailingwithsix.com/
#KomodoNationalPark #SailingIndonesia #SailingFamily #LiveaboardLife #FamilyTravel #BoatLife #SailingWithKids #TravelVlog
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