Off the beach Fringing reef snorkel
The reef starts a few metres out. No tender needed and no current to speak of.

Anchorage · Komodo National Park
Broken red coral washed into white sand, not a filter. It reads pink in low sun and washes out flat at midday — which is when most day boats arrive.
Red organ-pipe coral fragments mix into white sand. The ratio, and the angle of the light, decide how pink it looks on the day.

No shade, no facilities and no shop. Whatever the boat did not bring ashore, you do without.
None of them require equipment beyond what the boat carries.
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Yes, but it is a blush rather than a colour from a postcard. It reads strongest in low sun and at the tideline, and washes out flat under midday glare.
Late afternoon, which most day boats cannot manage because they are already heading back. An overnight charter can sit there while the light drops.
Yes. The fringing reef starts a few metres out and the water is sheltered — this is one of the easiest snorkel stops in the park.
None. No shade, no water, no shop, no toilet. Everything comes from the boat.
The colour is a light problem, not a place problem. Tell us it matters and we will time the anchorage for it.
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