Manjarite Beach, A Top Spot for Snorkeling
Manjarite Beach is located on Manjarite Island in the Komodo National Park. It is an uninhabited Island that is a top spot for snorkeling.
The beach is renowned for its pristine white sand, crystal-clear shallow water, and vibrant underwater marine life. The Island also features a scenic wooden pier and hiking trails.
What to Do in Manjarite Beach?

The primary activities to enjoy on Manjarite Island are snorkeling, swimming, and taking pictures. Manjarite Beach is an ideal snorkeling spot for beginners, as it has shallow water.
Here are complete ideas to do in Manjarite Island:
- Snorkeling is the main activity to do on this Island. The water on the island is relatively shallow, clear, and has colorful fish and an amazing coral garden.
- Swimming is also a good choice to do on this Island. The water is warm and clear, and you can go jumping from the pier.
- Taking a picture is a good way to experience Manjarite Beach. You can take photos or videos from the wooden pier with a scenic view of the Island.
- Relaxing on the beautiful white sand beach. Enjoy a calm and serene environment to unwind and enjoy the scenery
How to Get to Manjarite Island?

Before getting to Manjarite Beach, you will need to get to Labuan Bajo, Flores Island. Labuan Bajo is the main gateway to enter or start a boat tour to Komodo. The best way to get to Labuan Bajo is by flight from Bali or other cities in Indonesia. It takes approximately 1 hour and 10 minutes to travel from Ngurah Rai Airport, Denpasar (Bali) to Labuan Bajo.
Manjarite Island is only accessible by a boat tour from Labuan Bajo. There are various boat tours, from one-day trips to multiple-day tours. These tours typically include visits to other destinations in Komodo National Park.
Getting to Manjarite Beach by day tours:
- Book a day trip to Komodo Island by speedboat from Labuan Bajo. This is an ideal trip for those with a shorter holiday in Komodo planned.
- Many boat operators offer shared or private one-day tours, which include a visit to Manjarite Island. You can join these tours based on your travel style.
Getting to Manjarite Island by multiple tours:
- Book a multiple-day tour, such as a 2D1N, 4D3N, or a 3-day 2-night Komodo tour from Labuan Bajo. These types of tours will use a Phinisi boat.
- Multiple-day tours are a great option if you have more time on your holiday and want to explore more of the Islands in the Komodo National Park area.
The estimated travel time from Labuan Bajo to Manjarite Island is 1 hour. Depending on the type of boat tours you get on. Some are making stops at other destinations before getting to Manjarite Beach.
How Much is the cost to get to Manjarite Beach?
The cost to go to the Manajrite Islands is variable. Depending on the type of boat tour you want to book, the quality of the boat, and the trip duration. Generally, the price will be included in a large Komodo Island boat tour.
Here is the sample breakdown cost:
- The cost for a day tour by shared speedboat is USD 105 per person. Meanwhile, if you plan to go on a private day trip by speedboat, the estimated cost is USD 978 per boat.
- An estimated cost for a multi-day tour is from USD 241 to USD 768 per person. Depending on the type of boat, the level of boat quality service, and the duration.
- Komodo National Park fees. The entrance fee costs IDR 600.000 per person for a multi-day tour and IDR 350. 000 per person for a day tour.
Are there any hotels or Restaurants on Manjarite Island?
No, there are no hotels or restaurants found on the Island. Manjarite is an uninhabited island. It is primarily for snorkeling activity; there are no accommodations or restaurants.
Restaurants and hotels are only available in Labuan Bajo. Therefore, if you plan to visit Manjarite, the boat tour will provide you with food on the boat.
For a Komodo day tour, the boat tour will provide a lunch box. Meanwhile, for the Liveaboard tour with the Phinisi boat, you will have 3 meals a day: breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
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Batu Cermin Cave in Labuan Bajo

Melo Village, A Culture Village in Labuan Bajo

Goa Rangko Cave, A Magical Blue Pool Inside the Cave

Sebayur Island in Komodo National Park

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