Padar Island is the opening destination for the second day. We will wake you up at 5 am to start your journey by climbing Padar Hill. No need to worry about the word "climbing," we will only take you up the stairs that have been prepared by the Komodo National Park Management to make it easier for us to reach the top of Padar. A little tired and maybe your legs are weak, but all of that will disappear immediately when you reach the top of Padar and witness the beauty of the sunrise and the side of Padar Island Beach which has different sand colours. There are 3 colours of sand on the 3 sides of Padar Island, namely white sand, black sand, and pink sand. The fresh and cool air in this place makes you feel at home to linger in this place. After being satisfied, you can return to the boat and breakfast is waiting for you to enjoy.

Pink Beach, or Long Beach. As the name suggests, this beach is the longest beach we visited during our two-night sailing trip. Another well-known name is Pink Beach. This name comes from the colour of the sand, which is mixed with fragments of red coral that have been destroyed by the waves and weather, forming red grains of sand. This combination of red coral and white sand creates a pink silhouette when viewed from a distance or under the scorching sun. Besides the colour of the sand, the underwater world here is also quite beautiful. You can swim or snorkel here, or sunbathe on the sand while enjoying a young coconut. A holiday in a tropical climate is complete when you enjoy a whole young coconut. After exploring and enjoying the stunning beauty of Pink Beach, it's time to return to Pinishi and move on to your next destination.

A must-visit destination when holidaying in Labuan Bajo is Komodo Island. As the name suggests, you already know what you'll see on this island. This ancient animal still survives today and is one of the 7 wonders of the world. Komodo dragons are ancient animals that still live today. Close relatives of lizards, these relatively large animals are endemic to Komodo Island. We will take you on an exploration of the Komodo dragon's habitat and witness live Komodo dragons in the wild. Be sure to always follow the ranger's instructions and stay within the group. Komodo dragons are wild animals that will become aggressive when they smell blood. If you have open wounds or are menstruating, please be honest with your ranger to avoid unwanted incidents.

Lunch will be served on the boat and the boat will slowly move towards Manta Point. As the name suggests, this point is a gathering point for manta rays. This type of fish is a type of stingray but does not have spines on its tail and is not dangerous. However, you must still follow the instructions of the guides and crew for the safety and comfort of all. Our crew will ensure the sea is safe before inviting you to enter the water. Do not jump into the water if our guide has not instructed you to. Because sometimes there are stingrays that swim with the group of stingrays and it is very dangerous for you. If you are lucky, you can take a photo with 2 or more stingrays swimming around you.

Taka Makasar is a lost island swept away by abrasion, leaving only a sandbar in the open ocean. The island disappears at high tide and reappears at low tide. At Taka Makasar, you can take a break and enjoy the afternoon atmosphere while waiting for the sunset. The air here is fresh and pollution-free. The boat will play music in the evening, and the party begins.

Sebayur is the final destination on your trip. This island boasts a beautiful beach and a wooden pier, home to a diverse collection of colourful fish and marine life. Swim with the fish or take photos from the wooden bridge with your drone. The images will be stunning and enchanting. This is a sweet conclusion to your 3-day, 2-night trip to Labuan Bajo.