Komodo National Park - Seven Mushroom Rock

This is part of Komodo national park.

Komodo National Park, located in the heart of the Indonesian archipelago, is a unique sanctuary of biodiversity and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Encompassing both land and marine areas, the park is celebrated for its population of Komodo dragons, the world's largest lizards, which roam freely across its islands. Beyond its iconic dragons, the park boasts a rich marine life within its coral reefs, making it a sought-after destination for divers. The park's conservation efforts aim to protect its diverse habitats, which range from savannah to rainforest, ensuring the survival of its many endemic species.

This spot describes the Seven Mushroom Rock, the ocean shaped rock formation between the Sebayur Kecil and Sebajur Besar islands.

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