3D2N Private Deluxe Boat Charter (10 persons) | Komodo National Park
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At a Glance
At a Glance
This is a private boat charter of a Deluxe Boat in Komodo National Park. As it's a private charter, you can tailor your itinerary as you wish.
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What's included
What's included
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Accommodation - 2 nights at La Lunia (6 bedrooms, 6 toilets)
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Return Transfer from Labuan Bajo
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Tea, coffee, water, and snacks
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Snorkelling gear
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Cruise director, chef, and boat crew
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Lots and lots of delicious food
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Good times, great memories, and lots of fun
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Flights - domestic or international
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Personal expenses
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Soft drinks and beers
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Komodo National Park fees & ranger fee. Foreigner: IDR 460,000/pax /day (weekday), IDR 535,000/pax/day (weekend), local: IDR 265,000/pax/day (weekday), IDR 267,500/pax/day (weekend) paid in Komodo National Park
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Accommodation
Accommodation
Where You'll Meet
Where You'll Meet
- Anywhere in Labuan Bajo: Timing of your choice
Availability
Availability
What You'll Do
What You'll Do
Today you'll trek around the beautiful Rinca Island and get the chance to spot the endangered Komodo Dragons!
Accommodation: La Lunia - Entire Boat
- 09:00 am sail from Laban Bajo Harbour
- Sail to Kelor Island. This is a small island next to Komodo Island surrounded by beautiful beaches. There's a short but steep hike up to a great viewpoint!
- Lunch at Menjerite, Snorkel at an island with beautiful clear waters.
- Trek at Rinca Island with the dragons
- Visit Kalong Island. Watch the sunset here and hundreds of bats as they migrate from their cave for a night-time feast. Dinner and overnight at boat
Today you'll trek at Padar Island and see the iconic view, and see the coral hued Pink Beach
Accommodation: La Lunia - Entire Boat
- Sail to Padar Island while you were asleep. Catch the sunrise at the top of Padar Island!
- Morning call and breakfast
- Lunch at Pink Beach. This aptly named beach is peppered with red coral, giving it a light pink hue. Only a handful of places in the world have this natural phenomenon! Snorkel or relax.
- Snorkel at Manta Point. Also known as Makassar Reef, this is a well-known snorkelling/diving spot to encounter Manta Rays.
- Dinner and overnight at boat
Island Hop on your last day and visit the crystal clear waters of Kanawa Island
Accommodation: La Lunia - Entire Boat
- Breakfast
- Sail to Siaba Island and snorkel
- Lunch
- Head to Kanawa Island, Snorkel at a small island surrounded by crystal clear waters and beautiful coral.
- Head back to Labuan Bajo. Arrive back between 3-4 pm depending on weather conditions.
Meet your guide
Meet your guide
Lalunia Liveaboard
What others are saying
What others are saying
Lalunia Liveaboard Policies
Lalunia Liveaboard Policies
Other Things to Know
Other Things to Know
Komodo National Park fees are complicated. They depend on: the islands visited (which is weather dependent), whether it's a weekday or a weekend, whether the guest is a foreigner or a local, and the number of people on the boat (as ranger fees are shared). This is why no two people will tell you the same number when asked about fees!
The fees are also complicated by the fact that they're set by the national government and paid directly to Jakarta. So there is little visibility on changes from time to time.
This is why we usually advise international guests to bring cash of between IDR 350K to IDR 460K per person per day for weekdays and between IDR 400K to IDR 520K per person per day for weekends. This is more than you need, but it avoids you ending up short of cash if the boat doesn't have too many people or the fees suddenly change!
A few of our trips include the fees in the price. You can see it listed in the inclusion list. If this is the case there is no need to bring cash with you.
While you can still visit Komodo National Park during the rainy season in Jan-March, there is a higher risk of boat trips being cancelled due to the weather.
The risk is lowest for the 1-day speedboats (as they are more stable) so if you are going Jan-March, we would highly recommend doing a 1-day speedboat trip. Although the 2D1N trips and some 3D2N trips are still sailing during the rainy season, there is a slightly higher risk that they might be cancelled due to the weather.
Given the unpredictability of the weather, the cancellation could happen at any time (even the morning of the trip). We will keep you updated as soon as we can if the weather prediction is not favourable for your trip.
If your trip is cancelled due to the weather, you can choose to receive a full refund, OR reschedule your trip for the next day (if weather permits). So if you're travelling from Jan-March to Komodo, please plan some extra days for your trip so you have additional days to try again, even if your original trip is cancelled!
The itinerary for Komodo National Park is very weather dependent, as the journey takes place out in open waters. Some days the currents are very strong, and it might not be safe to go to certain islands. We know this can be frustrating if you had your heart set on specific spots, but please be assured that the boat operators will do their very best to make sure you see the dragons and the highlights of the park - even if it's not identical to the itinerary here. A visit to Komodo is quite the adventure, so please do be prepared to embrace some level of uncertainty!
