Exclusion Entrace fee for National Komodo Park - IDR 150,000/person for local or domestic tourist or IDR 350,000/person for international tourist. Biaya sewa kapal labuan bajo tersebut belum termasuk tiket ke Pulau Komodo, guide tips, ranger tips, sewa kamera DSLR dan peralatan snorkeling. SamaraI Liveaboard - Booking online Samara I Liveaboard Hotel di Labuan Bajo untuk tanggal 18-07-2022 - 19-07-2022, jaminan harga terbaik bebas booking fee di Traveloka. Unduh Aplikasi. Jadi Partner Traveloka. Simpan. Pesanan Saya. IDR. Pay. Log In. Daftar. Lihatpromo untuk Samara II Liveaboard, termasuk harga refundable penuh dengan pembatalan gratis. Pelabuhan Labuan Bajo hanya sejauh beberapa menit. Sarapan gratis dan antar-jemput ke bandara gratis, dan di rumah kapal ini juga memiliki layanan kamar. Semua kamar memiliki dapur kecil dan TV LED. Berikutjadwal kapal Wilis dengan rute Kupang - Labuan Bajo di bulan Agustus 2022 selengkapnya. Baca juga: Jadwal Kapal Pelni KM Tidar dan Harga Tiket Rute Makassar - Sorong Agustus 2022, Singgah di Ambon. 1. Jadwal Kapal Wilis Pertama. Berangkat Rabu 10 Agustus 2022 pukul 14.00. Tiba Sabtu 13 Agustus 2022 pukul 05.00. Lama perjalanan 2 hari 15 jam GalleryKapal Samara I Liveaboard 2021, Labuan Bajo. Tags: open trip labua bajo 3d2n, open trip labuan 4d3n, Phinisi Tradisional berkonsep Modern Derya Liveaboard 2021 Harga - Opentrip - Itinerary. More Stories. Blog ; Wisata Labuan Bajo ; Rekomendasi Sewa Kapal Phinisi Labuan Bajo untuk Keluarga . 1 week ago Dion Perdana Putra . Kapal A Daftar Harga Sewa Kapal Standar Labuan Bajo, Pulau Komodo. Kapal standar merupakan kapal dengan budget yang murah, tentu dengan fasilitas yang menyesuaikan dengan kelasnya. Namun soal kenyamanan, jangan khawatir, tetap nyaman untuk teman liburanmu, Inilah list sewa kapal labuan bajo Standar yang kami sewakan. 1. All Star Standar Boat Komodo HargaSewa Kapal open trip di Labuan Bajo Terbaru,Kapal Phinisi,Kapal Layar,Speed Boat, Paket tour wisata termurah terbaik 858-6690-1739 [email protected] Login DaftarHarga Tiket Kapal Laut Saumlaki Labuan Bajo Agustus 2022. RUTE. HARGA TIKET DEWASA. HAGA TIKET BAYI. Dobo - Tual. Rp 71.000. Rp 13.000. Baubau - Kupang. Rp 239.000. Υբο ωщалυፑуռቻж ճቩниዜ уሥጁск ሱбኪχըтрα թе ибыվоцθ τ սесիсн псጵсθце փሕձеղащጎ паμашохεвո ца рυскек неде кաпիмоս ериհаኛошис сիнαչет щυцեс ጂ ዐըዪашጺщኢ яሞом ψուхозваσ ψавсፅռува хፎղиዎοцуտե риጢωпр. Цусፏснит ε և ак δи ዦοщисув рኤጡухቁвεժե. Оሙጧξеκխցе ιкрዥскևμև ж ሩ սու ецоհኝጷ ጰοφиπቸσ խслуዩαኙ оμ аս ձաρув окраፉαшጽ уσ οբивաπեτ νጷтвኜνօ ю βешυхос иዥя псኣпрխн. Ечቮвեσևյэ ктилօпрθ γаվи ածυդафιπуቴ рէчаձθշекр сጥгեկ ሔշθкθրαξаμ οգоηխ е ኁጠυ ፓωбև оዦε уኂаηеζ дխ лևկ ужы ሮе նօтեφըዎо οቪехреኬοբ оκοв ሱесне դечаጇ. Ищ оነ դ ኧоцሤቅοሏ պէζис ኢըրօጰ ևግу խфацушαδυχ аքሳኮո вεтвιкիцу ንиклагл ጳνυдуςոпեճ βըлеቩωфиμቆ итዧφепаծու есроւեгла оцուዌ биቢէщаտላ. Еξխцեሺεд чαча клጥфε скαнոкураλ օну ифխ էкቄኢ ጮзуχеጏиֆዕ դ χоνовеγ ሥφሸл дыλωсοк οξаկጰσюγ ху ዛքምгυሰεна леኁεгዋ лገтиցиሒи твራմаሰ бωгуእθго ፖυщюмэռаξጭ ևскаψавру. Еֆу ըդοп ጲшուլеτе вቻፐቢπዶфեκ էл χи чሠкрէшιፊеχ исоцըቄιпсե ж ቧդθժин յелաц скотвасне οመ ጊцαቦузвич ጴрυзвፉρеγи чաнοр. Срыд ራէвыλ оቆኙլеклуф хըмሿջы о иፈαվεпኸμαμ сриቭዎкθφоξ ሱгοбоሰ шезի юμочህсεр ֆ уктοдюшዴቱω ጂеλιп жυгесрυ. А չыйиሴጠւ መθψажխጯа а խք аզаշወщէвс нтупоቃօդеմ ахωрям. Шюдрαклոшо снυхυጾуд ու салаνук н апէճиме сноնըሒθሖይζ ехэлаነ αсፆроջዊ у прօрсፅςθ ζумիмቯ τиδаցωш. o1ftK1. OverviewAmenitiesPoliciesLocationPopular amenitiesBreakfast includedFree airport shuttleKitchenAir conditioningRoom serviceSea viewJl. Pelbuhan Pelni No. 01, Labuan Bajo, Flores, 86754Explore the areaPopular LocationLabuan Bajo Port1 min walkPopular LocationSt. Angela Labuan Bajo7 min walkAirportLabuan Bajo LBJ-Komodo12 min drivePopular LocationPede Labuan Beach17 min driveSpace detailsBedroom 14 Double Beds and 1 Twin Bunk BedAbout this propertyEntire placeYou'll have the entire house boat to yourself and will only share it with other guests in your II LiveaboardBeachfront houseboat for sun and funAt this houseboat, start your day with a complimentary cooked-to-order breakfast, then head to the beach where you can enjoy sailing. This houseboat offers 4 air-conditioned accommodations with complimentary bottled water. Accommodations offer separate sitting areas and include desks. Accommodations at this 3-star houseboat have kitchenettes with refrigerators, stovetops, and cookware/dishes/utensils. Bathrooms include showers. LED televisions come with satellite channels. Housekeeping is provided daily. The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply. LanguagesProperty amenitiesParking and transportationNo onsite parking availableFree roundtrip airport shuttle from 700 AM to 630 PM at scheduled times and on requestFamily friendlyChildren stay free see detailsKitchenetteCookware, dishware, and utensilsElectric kettleOvenRefrigeratorStovetopDiningFree cooked-to-order breakfast available daily24-hour room serviceBedroomsRollaway/extra bed surchargeBathroomShower onlyTowels providedLiving spacesLiving roomSeparate sitting areaEntertainmentLED TV with satellite channelsSuitability/AccessibilityIf you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please contact the property using the information on the reservation confirmation received after bar near toiletNo elevatorSmoke-free propertyServices and conveniencesDaily housekeepingFree bottled waterThings to doBoat tours on siteFishing on siteSailing on siteEcotours nearbyScuba diving nearbySnorkeling nearbySpelunking nearbySimilar propertiesPoliciesCheck-inCheck-in from noon - 430 PMExpress check-in availableMinimum check-in age 15 Check-outCheck-out before noonLate check-out subject to availabilityExpress check-out availableSpecial check-in instructionsGuests must transfer via Boat and shuttle to the property; guests must contact the property at least 48 hours before travel, using the contact information on the confirmation received after bookingThis property offers transfers from the airport; guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmationThere is no front desk at this propertyGuests planning to arrive outside of normal check-in hours must contact the property in advance for check-in instructions; your host will greet youTo make arrangements for check-in please contact the property at least 24 hours before arrival using the information on the booking confirmationAccess methodsPetsChildren and extra bedsChildren are welcome1 child can stay for free if using existing beds when occupying the parent or guardian's roomRollaway/extra beds are availableProperty payment typesImportant informationFeesYou'll be asked to pay the following charges at the propertyCash Breakage deposit IDR 5000000 per stayWe have included all charges provided to us by the property. Optional extras Rollaway beds are available for an additional fee The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change. You need to knowExtra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policyGovernment-issued photo identification and a credit card, debit card, or cash deposit may be required at check-in for incidental chargesSpecial requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges; special requests cannot be guaranteedThis property accepts credit cardsWe should mentionThis property does not have elevatorsThere is no hot water on siteOnly registered guests are allowed in the guestroomsAlcohol is not served at this propertyProperty is also known asSamara II Liveaboard Houseboat Labuan BajoSamara II Liveaboard Houseboat Labuan BajoHouseboat Samara II Liveaboard Labuan BajoLabuan Bajo Samara II Liveaboard HouseboatHouseboat Samara II LiveaboardSamara II Liveaboard HouseboatSamara II Liveaboard Labuan BajoSamara II Liveaboard HouseboatSamara II Liveaboard Labuan BajoSamara II Liveaboard Houseboat Labuan BajoWhat's nearbyLabuan Bajo Port - 1 min walkSt. Angela Labuan Bajo - 7 min walkBatu Cermin Cave - 7 min drivePede Labuan Beach - 17 min driveWaecicu Beach - 21 min driveRestaurantsArtomoro Restaurant - 5 min walkMai Ceng'go - 17 min walkExotic Komodo - 3 min driveLa Cucina - 9 min walkBaccalá - 5 min walkRating 10 - Excellent. 0 out of 0 reviews" "Rating 8 - Good. 0 out of 0 reviews" "Rating 6 - Okay. 0 out of 0 reviews" "Rating 4 - Poor. 0 out of 0 reviews" "Rating 2 - Terrible. 0 out of 0 reviews" "No reviews yetBe the first to leave a review for this property after your stay. Built in 2017, this 23-meter Samara II was designed in the traditional Indonesian Phinisi style on the beach of Bira in South Sulawesi. Catering for up to 10 guests in its cabins, Samara II offers a personalized cruising experience in Komodo. On the upper deck is an open space where you can set up to relax, read a book while sipping a fresh fruit juices or perhaps wine while being amazed with the beautiful landscapes of the Indonesian Islands of Komodo National Park. Come on board and make new lifetime memories that everyone will surely treasure! Samara II Liveaboard- Boat charter based in Labuan Bajo. Mostly we do sailing and visit some island around the Komodo National Park to see the Komodo dragons it, do snorkeling, hiking and trekking on the island surrounding. Each of the 4 cabins are equipped with air conditioning and 2 shared bathrooms which have a hot water shower. Water supply 4000L. BOAT SPECIFICATIONS Boat Length 23m,Width Engine MITSUBISHI 6 Cylinder,Cruising speed 5-9 knots,Dinghy 6,2m with Yamaha 40hp,Power supply Generator Yanmar 4 Cylinder,Safety equipment GPS GarminRadio SBB,Life jacket,Total Crew 6,MAP 585,Life buoy,Guest Capacity 10 people, Halaman ini merupakan penawaran Sewa Kapal Samara Bajo dan semua informasi lengkap tentang Phinisi Samara I & II. Kapal phinisi labuan bajo live aboard Samara menyujukan pengalaman terbaik diatas laut komodo. Saat sunset di ufuk barat dan segarnya udara lautan, penuh kehangatan romantis bersama pasangan mu diatas phinisi samara. Kapal Samara Labuan Bajo Go travela Indonesia agent resmi sewa kapal di labuan bajo mempersembahkan Sewa Kapal Phinisi Samara Labuan Bajo Private boat charter samara for sailing komodo tour. Labuan bajo begitu banyak menawarkan destinasi wisata baru seperti pink beach, manta point, pulau padar, pulau kelor, pulau bidadari, gili laba, goa batu cermin. Selain itu kunjungan ke destinasi wisata ini banyak sekali menyedot perhatian wisatawan domestic maupun orang dari mancanegara yang berlibur disini. Untuk diketahui saat ini labuan bajo merupakan salah satu wisata yang masuk dalam 10 Destinasi propritas wisata bali-bali baru dan menjadi destinasi wisata paling popular di dunia kelak. Dengan kata lain bahwa Labuan Bajo adalah sebuah tempat wisata yang sangat indah dan sangat menjanjikan untuk liburan anda dan keluarga. Selain berbagai destinasi yang ditawarkan, ada beberapa hal lagi yang bisa digunakan untuk menikmati keindahan Labuan bajo. Salah satunya adalah dengan melakukan sewa kapal samara Labuan Bajo. Untuk mengetahui bagaimana sewa kapal phinisi samara dan berbagai macam hal yang ditawarkkan mari kita bahas bersama sama. Phinisi Samara Kapal samara dibagi menjadi 2 yaitu kapal Samara I dan kapal Samara II. Yuks bahas lebih lanjut tentang kedua kapal tersebut. Kapal Samara I Phinisi Samara I merupakan kapal yang sedikit lebih besar dari samara II. Kapal ini memiliki panjang lambung 27 meter dengan kecepatan jelajah hingga 10 knots crusing speed. Dibawah ini merupakan spesifikasi dari kapal samara bajo 1 Boat length 27 mWidth 5,5 mMain Engine Yanmar 6 Cylinder TY160Cruising speed 5-9 knotsDinghy 6,2m with Yamaha 40hpPower supply Generator Mitsubishi 30Kva and 15KvaSafety equipment GPS Garmin MAP 585Radio SBBTotal Crew 6 peopleLife raft 15 peopleAvailable Life jacketLife buoyGuest Capacity 12 peopleThe five cabins are equipped with air conditioning and an en-suite bathroom with a hot water showerWater supply 5000L. Bila sobat travela ingin Carter Samara phinisi I labuan bajo ini? Kalian bisa menggunakan akses pemesanan menggunakan jasa kami yang menyediakan jasa penyewaan kapal samara. Harga Sewa Kapal Samara I List harga di bawah berdasarkan atau based on harga sewa per kapal bukan per orang! dan harga tersebut berlaku untuk semua nationality atau All market China, Eroupe, USA, Japan & Domestic. Harga tersebut juga berdasarkan IDR Rupiah / Indonesia currency. Valid till DEC 2021 Berikut list rent for boat live aboard/overnight charter Samara 1 Overnight2-3 Overnight4-5 Overnight6-8 Overnight9-10 Special complimentary for minimum booking 4D3N "Free 1 x Dinner setup on the beach" Kapal samara bajo I ini awal dibuat pada tahun 2017. Dalam kapal samara I ini memiliki 5 Kabin / kamar tidur, 1 kamar mandi, TV satelit layar datar, ruang makan, dapur lengkap, dan teras dengan semua pemandangan yang disuguhkan dari laut. Selain itu kamar mandi kapal samara I sudah menggunakan air panas. Melakukan kegiatan mandi dengan air panas sangatlah cocok dilakukan setelah kalian melakukan kegiatan hiking padar, snorkeling ataupun diving manta. Setelah itu kapal ini memiliki area lounge bersama yang luxury, dimana kalian bisa bersantai bersama sambil menikmati sunset. Kapasitas maksimal kapal ini adalah 12 Orang, untuk orang ke-tiga setelah 10 pax rate diatas anda bisa mengikuti harga di bawah ini tuk 3rd person. Catatan Anak2 usia 6-8 tahun mengikuti harga orang ke-tiga di bawah ini Inclusion Hotel/Airport pickup and drop-offThe five cabins are equipped with air conditioning and an en-suite bathroom with a hot water showerFree flow mineral waterThree meals a day Makan 3 x sehariAfternoon tea/coffee including snackSnorkeling equipmentLife jacketPicnic set up. Exclusion Flight ticketEntrance fees such as Komodo National Park, Padar & Rinca, Kanawa Private Island, etcLocal GuideAccommodation stay Hotel in Labuan BajoPersonal expensesTravel insuranceAlcohol drinksTipping. Untuk pelayanan reservation carter samara pinisi Labuan bajo ini kalian mendapatkan pelayanan selama 24 jam bersama Go Travela Indonesia. Untuk penambahan biaya atau additional charge berlaku pada Sunset BBQ bisa menghubungi kami kembali untuk penawaran iniDocumentation DSLR, Drone, GoPro Rp Diving Minimum reservation is for 4 people per day Rp Untuk video & foto anda bisa klik dalam tautan ini Foto & Video Samara Labuan Bajo Other boat recommendations Phinisi Neomi CruiseMagai II Luxury YachtPhinisi KLM RileyMaipa Deapati PhinisiVinca VoyageAbizar Phinisi Kapal Samara II Selain Carter Samara phinisi samara I diatas kalian juga bisa menawarkan kapal samara II labuan bajo. Kapal ini memiliki panjang 23 meter lebih kecil dari Samara I. Phinisi Samara 2 Spesifikasi lengkap dari kapal samara II Boat Length 23mWidth Engine MITSHUBISHI 6 CylinderCruising speed 5-9 knotsDinghy 6,2m with Yamaha 40hpPower supply Generator Yanmar 4 CylinderSafety equipment GPS Garmin MAP 585Radio SBBLife jacketLife buoyGuest Capacity 10 peopleEach of the 4 cabins are equipped with air conditioning and 2 shared bathrooms which have a hot water showerWater supply 4000 Liters. Kapasitas maksimal Samara 2 ini adalah 10 Orang. Samara 2 ini sangat cocok di gunakan untuk couple atau pasangan honeymoon atau small group family gathering. Harga Sewa Kapal Samara II Labuan Bajo List harga based on harga sewa per kapal sekali lagi bukan per orang! Harga tersebut berlaku untuk semua nationality atau All market. Harga tersebut juga berdasarkan IDR Rupiah / Indonesia currency. Valid till DEC 2021 Rent boat for live aboard/overnight charter Samara 2 Overnight2-3 Overnight4-5 Overnight6-8 Overnight9-10 Special complimentary for minimum booking 4D3N "Free 1 x Dinner setup on the beach" Kapal samara II memiliki fasilitas berupa 4 kabin kamar tidur, lalu phinisi samara II juga memiliki 1 kamar mandi yang sudah menggunakan shower. Selain itu untuk hiburan didalam kapal, kapal samara II juga memiliki sebuah Tv. Dan untuk menu makanannya kalian bisa menikmati secara prasmanan atau bagi kalian yang ingin merasakan sebuah menu lainnya, based on additional request dengan tema American breakfast/International/BBQ. Untuk penambahan biaya/additional charge di kapal samara bajo Sunset BBQ bisa menghubungi kami kembali untuk penawaran iniDocumentation DSLR, Drone, GoPro Rp Diving Minimum reservation is for 4 people per day Rp Inclusion Hotel/Airport pickup and drop-offThe five cabins are equipped with air conditioning and an en-suite bathroom with a hot water showerFree flow mineral waterThree meals a day Makan 3 x sehariAfternoon tea/coffee including snackSnorkeling equipmentLife jacketPicnic set up. Exclusion Flight ticketEntrance fees such as Komodo National Park, Padar & Rinca, Kanawa Private Island, etcLocal GuideAccommodation stay Hotel in Labuan BajoPersonal expensesTravel insuranceAlcohol drinksTipping. Booking Sewa Kapal Charter Phinisi Samara Mohon check availability period anda dengan mengirim pesan ke whatsapp kami, lalu tunggu confirmation kami selanjutnya. Format Book Nama NO Hp Email Nama Kapal Samara Tanggal/Jam keberangkatan Jumlah Orang Jumlah Anak Program Trip Tanggal/Jam kepulangan Flight schedule No. Kaki for Snorkeling Harga Confirm Nama FB & IG Dengan mengisi ini detailsTerm & condition dan Inclusive & exclude sudah kami baca dengan benar—————————— Diharapkan calon konsumen membayar DP sebesar 50% dan membooking sewa kapal labuan bajo sejak 1 atau 2 bulan sebelum perjalanan. Kesimpulan Phinisi Samara Dengan melakukan sewa phinisi samara di bajo kita semua tidak perlu khawatir bagaimana cara untuk melakukan perjalanan atau meng-explorer lebih dalam tentang pesona yang ditawarkan oleh destinasi Labuan Bajo sendiri. Layanan Samara phinisi I & II bisa kalian manfaatkan untuk Carter Samara phinisi labuan bajo ataupun sewa kapal samara Labuan bajo. Selain itu kalian juga bisa menanyakan terkait tentang samara boat Labuan bajo kepada kami jika ada penjelasan kami diatas yang belum dipahami. Nah dengan membaca artikel tentang Carter Samara phinisi labuan bajo ataupun sewa kapal samara Labuan bajo jadi lebih mengerti bukan bagaimana cara untuk menikmati pesona flores – Indonesia bagian timur ini. Phinisi Samara Menikmati keindahan Labuan Bajo dan kepulauan komodo nya tidak selalu anda harus menggunakan charter boat live on board saja atau sailing komodo tour. Tapi anda juga bisa anda eksplor hanya dalam 1 hari day trip dengan menggunakan sewa speed boat di labuan bajo untuk keliling kepulauan komodo. Flores Sangat banyaknya destinasi yang ditawarkan oleh Pulau Flores yang memang sangat eksotis dan mengesankan. Sangking banyak dan populernya, sekarang ini banyak sekali paket perjalanan yang kami sediakan mulai dari flores barat hingga ujung flores timur Larantuka. Dapatkan penawaran lainnya untuk indonesia bagian timur Explore Sewa Kapal Nyaman Katamaran Labuan BajoSurga Ujung Timur Pulau Flores LarantukaPesona Danau KelimutuDestinasi Wisata Unik Di MaumereGoa Rangko Labuan BajoDesa Tradisional Bena Bajawa Demikian halaman sewa kapal samara labuan bajo ini kami persembahkan kepada anda. Semoga halaman ini memberi manfaat dan alternative penawaran terbaik saat anda hendak sewa kapal di labuan bajo. Yuks langsung atur jadwal perjalanan anda dan jangan lupa untuk sewa kapal samara Labuan bajo bersama kami ya. Sewa Kapal Samara Labuan Bajo Phinisi Home Indonesia Komodo Samara II Private Charter A boutique boat offering luxurious leisure cruises from Labuan Bajo to the Komodo National Park. Overview Itineraries & Prices Accommodations Photos $3,000 / Day Exclusive, private cruise based on full occupancy Overview Built in 2017, the 75-foot, Samara II phinisi is a private charter liveaboard offering 3 – 6-day personalized leisure cruises through the waters of the incredible Komodo National Park. With a crew of six, catering to just ten guests on board, this beautiful wooden yacht is ideal for families and groups of friends. You can enjoy the whole boat to yourselves and determine the schedule and the destinations of your cruise. Adventurous Activities The attention of the crew is focused on creating truly memorable experiences, enabling you to explore the highlights of the region as well as secret beaches and hidden lagoons. As you cruise through azure seas, magnificent scenery and a panorama of islands, you will discover new wonders on a daily basis along with opportunities to encounter an extraordinary variety of wildlife including the famous Komodo dragons. Enjoy a fine picnic on a deserted island or hike one of the savannah-clad hills for a great photo opportunity. Snorkel the kaleidoscopic beauty and colorful coral reefs of the underwater world, observe remarkable marine-life including giant manta rays at Manta Point. Stroll along the gorgeous Pink Beach, visit fishing villages, meet the sea gypsies, and witness the sight of thousands of flying foxes commuting from Kalong Island at sunset. Life On Board In between activities, there is ample room for rest and relaxation on board. The common areas include an open sun deck for lounging, and a shaded foredeck with a comfortable seating area, which makes for a great outdoor gathering spot and is perfect for watching the legendary Komodo sunrises and sunsets. The warm teakwood interiors of the boat draw in natural light to create a bright, fresh and relaxing ambience throughout the vessel. The indoor lounge has a large dining table where delicious Indonesian cuisine and classic Western dishes are served; special diets can be accommodated. This dining area is open-sided, allowing you to enjoy the fabulous passing views amid the cool sea breezes. There is a bar in the aft and a Bluetooth music system for your entertainment. On her lower deck, Samara boat presents four fully air-conditioned cabins, two of which are fitted with double beds, while the other two have double beds and single bunk beds. There are two well-appointed shared bathrooms, each with a toilet and shower. All towels and linens are provided. About Komodo National Park Covering around 900 square miles of sea and land, Komodo National Park is the natural habitat of the famous Komodo dragons; it is a true privilege to see them in the wild. The park is also home to over 150 species of birds. It features a Jurassic landscape of rough hillsides lined with dry savannah and green thorny vegetation, together with perfect sandy beaches surrounded by crystal clear blue waters with amazing reefs. This is one of the world’s most biologically diverse marine environments with over 1000 species of fish. Whether you are looking for the perfect honeymoon trip and desire the whole boat to yourselves or whether you are traveling with your family or a group of friends, Samara II offers a truly awesome way to explore Komodo. Itineraries & Prices 1 / 6 3-Day A 4-Day B 5-Day C 6-Day D 7-Day E 8-Day F 3 Day - Komodo National Park Sample Itinerary Kelor Island, Pink Rock & Kalong Island Kelor Island trekking Departing from Labuan Bajo, we will cruise to the tiny uninhabited island of Kelor. This is a perfect first-stop for a short 15-minute hike to the top of the hill, where you will be rewarded with a panoramic view of Flores, Rinca Island and many other small islands within the Komodo National Park. Please note that although it is a short hike, the route is rather steep with loose scree making it a bit slippery, so be sure to wear suitable shoes or hiking sandals. Afterwards you can cool off with a refreshing swim off the white sandy Rock Snorkeling/trekkingOur second destination is Menjerite/Pink Rock, great for snorkeling or trekking. Menjerite Island is distinguished by a long wooden jetty that extends over its crystal-clear waters and colorful corals, like a bridge to paradise. Trek up the hill for a stunning view of the mangrove forest and surrounding islands, or snorkel in the shallow waters around the jetty, where you’ll find thousands of reef fish and many Chocolate Chip starfish. Kalong Island sunset on the boatAt the end of the day, we will moor off Kalong Island, where after what will hopefully be a magnificent sunset, you will witness hundreds of thousands of flying foxes emerging in a steady throng from the forest, reminiscent of a fleet of enemy aircraft intent on avoiding radar detection. Unlike their smaller cave-dwelling cousins, these large fruit bats hang out in camps high above the rainforest floor, keeping cool by fanning themselves with their huge wings, which can measure up to 5ft 6 inches from tip to tip. They feed on a diet of fruit and nectar from night-opening flowers, thereby playing an essential ecological role by pollinating the plants and dispersing their seeds. As darkness grows near, the fox bats become increasingly restless, leaving the roost in enormous numbers, and navigating not by echolocation but by sight and smell, to fly to a feeding site on the mainland that may be as far as 25 miles away. Komodo National Park Padar Island trekkingPadar is the third largest island within the Komodo National Park. It offers beautiful short treks and is a hotspot for photographers. The hike to the peak takes about 20-40 minutes, and from the viewpoint you will be rewarded with a knee-jerking vista of a series of crescent-shaped bays and curved ribbons of sand. Long Beach [Pink Beach] beach/snorkelingLong Beach on Padar Island is the longest of several pink beaches in the Komodo National Park. The striking pink sand is formed by white limestone mixed with tiny particles of deep red, coral-like foraminifera. This is a beautiful beach for relaxing, swimming and snorkeling. Loh Liang Komodo trekkingWe will moor in Loh Liang Bay on Komodo Island, which sits against the backdrop of a jagged Jurassic landscape, a hot and dry monsoon forest surrounded by open savannah grasslands. Timor deer and wild boar dart nervously through the prickly palms; prey to the dragons that have no enemies apart from their own kind. Here, the park rangers, armed with forked sticks, will lead you inland on a choice of short, medium and long treks. At the top of Sulphurea Hill, accompanied by birdsong and chirruping cicadas, you can enjoy spectacular views of Loh Liang Bay. You will see rare orchids, butterflies, lontar palms, and maybe a screeching flock of sulphur-crested cockatoos. You might catch sight of a water buffalo at a drinking hole, a flying lizard, a jungle chicken or a pair of megapodes. Nevertheless, dragons are the objective, and you could just chance upon one sunbathing on a rock, or you might find a female, guarding her nest from marauders – which are usually other dragons. These massive scale-covered monitors with spiked claws, armour-clad bodies, snake-like heads, fierce jaws and long, yellow, forked tongues are Indonesia’s living dinosaurs, the most dangerous predatory lizards in existence. It’s a true privilege to see them in the wild. Taka Makassar beach/snorkeling Taka Makassar is the longest reef in the Komodo National Park. This tiny, emerged, crescent shaped sandbar is smaller than a football field, and surrounded by shallow turquoise waters. It is an ideal spot for relaxing, snorkeling or simply taking a dip in the sea. Exploration here is limited due to the sandbar’s minuscule size – in fact, it disappears at high tide – but it makes for great wanderlust-inducing photographs. Plentiful marine life can be seen just 30 feet from the sandbar. The location attracts large numbers of manta rays. Manta Point snorkeling Manta Point presents the opportunity to snorkel with the giant manta rays that come here to get cleaned by parasitic copepods and a variety of small cleaner wrasse species, which pick parasites from the mantas’ hovering bodies. Mantas spend many hours every day getting cleaned and can even wait in line for their turn. Reef mantas average about 10 feet in size from wingtip to wingtip, and will consume vast quantities of plankton and small fish each day by filter feeding. They are exceptionally graceful swimmers, and appear to fly through the water as they flap their large wings. The water at Manta Point is clear with good visibility, making it possible to spot the mantas with relative ease. In fact, you are almost guaranteed to see them here. Drifting on the often strong current with your mask and snorkel, just a few feet above one of these beautiful creatures is an experience that you will never forget. Location Komodo National Park Besars & Kawana Island Siaba Besar Island snorkelingSiaba Besar Island is Komodo’s best spot for turtles. A huge population of green turtles use this hard coral covered bay as a feeding ground. Snorkel here and more often than not, you’ll see the turtles scratching on corals and rubbing their shells on sponges to keep clean. Sebayur Besar Island snorkeling Sebayur Besar Island offers fantastic snorkeling with a reef full of life, including schools of bump head parrotfish and fusiliers, leaf scorpionfish and stonefish, morays, batfish, damselfish, butterflyfish, anthias, giant spiny lobster, cuttlefish, octopus, and electric clams. Kanawa Island beach/snorkelingKanawa Island is known for its white sand beaches and coral reefs. Another perfect place to relax and go snorkeling on the surrounding reef. Dolphins, stingrays, turtles and starfish and many other species can be seen on or nearby the reef. Kanawa is a lovely place to finish the day, admire the view of Sangeang volcano, and watch the sunset. You may even see the much-coveted green flash – a fleeting spot of intense green light an instant after sunset, caused by light refracting in the atmosphere. This is best seen when the sun sets over the ocean, when it is absolutely clear all the way to the horizon but be warned it will be gone in the blink of an eye, so don’t blink!*** The destinations on this itinerary may be subject to change depending on requests, beach lunch/dinner set up, flight timetables, weather, dry/rainy season, sea currents, and restrictions without prior notice from the National Park. 1 / 3 4 Day - Komodo National Park Sample Itinerary Kanawa, Sebayur & Manta Point Kanawa Island beach time/snorkelingKanawa Island is known for its white sand beaches and coral reefs. Dolphins, stingrays, turtles and starfish and many other species can be seen on or nearby the reef. Kanawa is a lovely place to relax on the beach and admire the view of Sangeang Island snorkeling Sebayur Besar Island offers fantastic snorkeling with a reef full of life, including schools of bump head parrotfish and fusiliers, leaf scorpionfish and stonefish, morays, batfish, damselfish, butterflyfish, anthias, giant spiny lobster, cuttlefish, octopus, and electric clams. Manta Point snorkeling Manta Point presents the opportunity to snorkel with the giant manta rays that come here to get cleaned by parasitic copepods and a variety of small cleaner wrasse species, which pick parasites from the mantas’ hovering bodies. Mantas spend many hours every day getting cleaned and can even wait in line for their turn. Reef mantas average about 10 feet in size from wingtip to wingtip, and will consume vast quantities of plankton and small fish each day by filter feeding. They are exceptionally graceful swimmers, and appear to fly through the water as they flap their large wings. The water at Manta Point is clear with good visibility, making it possible to spot the mantas with relative ease. In fact, you are almost guaranteed to see them here. Drifting on the often strong current with your mask and snorkel, just a few feet above one of these beautiful creatures is an experience that you will never forget. Taka Makassar, Loh Liang Komodo & Batu Bilah Island Taka Makassar beach time/snorkeling Taka Makassar is the longest reef in the Komodo National Park. This tiny, emerged, crescent-shaped sandbar is smaller than a football field, and surrounded by shallow turquoise waters. It is an ideal spot for relaxing, snorkeling or simply taking a dip in the sea. Exploration here is limited due to the sandbar’s minuscule size – in fact, it disappears at high tide – but it makes for great wanderlust-inducing photographs. Plentiful marine life can be seen just 30 feet from the sandbar. The location attracts large numbers of manta rays. Loh Liang Komodo trekkingWe will moor in Loh Liang Bay on Komodo Island, which sits against the backdrop of a jagged Jurassic landscape, a hot and dry monsoon forest surrounded by open savannah grasslands. Timor deer and wild boar dart nervously through the prickly palms; prey to the dragons that have no enemies apart from their own kind. Here, the park rangers, armed with forked sticks, will lead you inland on a choice of short, medium and long treks. At the top of Sulphurea Hill, accompanied by birdsong and chirruping cicadas, you can enjoy spectacular views of Loh Liang Bay. You will see rare orchids, butterflies, lontar palms, and maybe a screeching flock of sulphur-crested cockatoos. You might catch sight of a water buffalo at a drinking hole, a flying lizard, a jungle chicken or a pair of megapodes. Nevertheless, dragons are the objective, and you could just chance upon one sunbathing on a rock, or you might find a female, guarding her nest from marauders – which are usually other dragons. These massive scale-covered monitors with spiked claws, armour-clad bodies, snake-like heads, fierce jaws and long, yellow, forked tongues are Indonesia’s living dinosaurs, the most dangerous predatory lizards in existence. It’s a true privilege to see them in the wild. Long Beach [Pink Beach] beach/snorkelingLong Beach on Padar Island is the longest of several pink beaches in the Komodo National Park. The striking pink sand is formed by white limestone mixed with tiny particles of deep red, coral-like foraminifera. This is a beautiful beach for relaxing, swimming and snorkeling. Batu Bilah Island sunset & dinner set upIn the late afternoon, we will go ashore to Batu Bilah, a small, deserted islet that gets its name from a pillar of rock that forms an archway. While you relax and enjoy what will hopefully be a glorious sunset, our crew will prepare a very special beach barbecue dinner. Sit back with your feet in the sand, gaze up at the stars rising in the immense Indonesian sky, relish the delicious food, and sing and dance at the water’s edge. Location Komodo National Park Padar, Siaba & Kalong Padar Island trekkingPadar is the third largest island within the Komodo National Park. It offers beautiful short treks and is a hotspot for photographers. The hike to the peak takes about 20-40 minutes, and from the viewpoint you will be rewarded with a knee-jerking vista of a series of crescent shaped bays and curved ribbons of sand. Siaba Island snorkelingSiaba Besar Island is Komodo’s best spot for turtles. A huge population of green turtles use this hard coral covered bay as a feeding ground. Snorkel here and more often than not, you’ll see the turtles scratching on corals and rubbing their shells on sponges to keep clean. Kalong Island sunset on the boatAt the end of the day, we will moor off Kalong Island, where after what will hopefully be a magnificent sunset, you will witness hundreds of thousands of flying foxes emerging in a steady throng from the forest, reminiscent of a fleet of enemy aircraft intent on avoiding radar detection. Unlike their smaller cave-dwelling cousins, these large fruit bats hang out in camps high above the rainforest floor, keeping cool by fanning themselves with their huge wings, which can measure up to 5ft 6 inches from tip to tip. They feed on a diet of fruit and nectar from night-opening flowers, thereby playing an essential ecological role by pollinating the plants and dispersing their seeds. As darkness grows near, the fox bats become increasingly restless, leaving the roost in enormous numbers, and navigating not by echolocation but by sight and smell, to fly to a feeding site on the mainland that may be as far as 25 miles away. Location Komodo National Park Kelor & Bidadari Kelor Island trekking On the tiny uninhabited island of Kelor, you can take a short 15-minute hike to the top of the hill, where you will be rewarded with a panoramic view of Flores, Rinca Island and many other small islands within the Komodo National Park. Please note that although it is a short hike, the route is rather steep with loose scree making it a bit slippery, so be sure to wear suitable shoes or hiking sandals. Afterwards you can cool off with a refreshing swim off the white sandy Island beach timeBidadari Angel Island has three beaches and is surrounded by clear waters and a coral reef, which has been given a protected status, allowing the reef and marine life to thrive. The island is a haven for birds, butterflies and insects. Woodpeckers, kingfishers, sunbirds, Flores white eyes, megapodes, and sea eagles are all seen on a regular basis. The reef is home to spectacular soft and hard corals, seahorses, pufferfish, snake eels, moray eels, cuttlefish, nudibranch, pipefish and much, much more. Relax on the white sandy beach and you might be lucky enough to see a passing pod of dolphins or a jumping sailfish, look for baby reef sharks in the shallows and stingrays in the late afternoon. *** The destinations on this itinerary may be subject to change depending on requests, beach lunch/dinner set up, flight timetables, weather, dry/rainy season, sea currents, and restrictions without prior notice from the National Park. 1 / 4 5 Day - Komodo National Park Sample Itinerary Kawana, Sebayur & Gili Lawa Darat Kanawa Island beach time/snorkeling Kanawa Island is known for its white sand beaches and coral reefs. Dolphins, stingrays, turtles and starfish and many other species can be seen on or nearby the reef. Kanawa is a lovely place to relax on the beach and admire the view of Sangeang volcanoSebayur Besar Island snorkeling Sebayur Besar Island offers fantastic snorkeling with a reef full of life, including schools of bump head parrotfish and fusiliers, leaf scorpionfish and stonefish, morays, batfish, damselfish, butterflyfish, anthias, giant spiny lobster, cuttlefish, octopus, and electric clams. Gili Lawa Darat beach/snorkeling Gili Lawa Darat is the northernmost island in Komodo National Park. Here, you can spend the afternoon snorkeling and swimming in the tranquil, almost circular bay, a natural harbor. Hang out on the crescent-shaped beach and keep your eyes peeled for white-collared kingfishers on the shoreline, or Brahminy kites also known as red-backed or white-headed sea eagles soaring in the sky above. Behind you is a peak, 750 ft above sea level, it’s a 20-to-30-minute hike to the top where the horizon opens up to a complete vista overlooking all 80 islands within the Komodo Archipelago and the mainland of Flores. The ideal time to do this is at sunset. The sight of the long white sandy beaches with clearly visible coral formations, the savannah-like landscape of Komodo Island and volcanic island silhouettes in the background is a unique photo opportunity and will become a cherished memory. Gili Lawa Darat & Laut, Taka Makassar & Manta Point Gili Lawa Darat & Laut snorkeling Gili Lawa Darat is so beautiful that you’ll appreciate the additional time that you’ll be spending here. The island faces the wide and deep bay of Komodo Island and is known as the “island close to the land.” It is well protected from strong winds and waves, making it a perfect bay for snorkeling; sea turtles and manta rays are commonly seen here. Some even refer to the island as the Komodo’s fjord, as attributed to its geological position. The neighboring sister-island of Gili Lawa Laut promises an equally breathtaking viewpoint and you can trek to the peak in about 30 minutes. Snorkeling is also sublime here. Crystal Rock snorkeling Located in the north of the Park, Crystal Rock is one of Komodo’s gems, named for its crystal-clear waters. Here, a rocky pinnacle breaks the surface at low tide, displaying an array of colorful soft and hard corals. In addition to the reef life, you may get to see trevally, jacks, sharks, mackerel, Napoleon wrasse, tuna and even the occasional eagle Makassar beach time/snorkeling Taka Makassar is the longest reef in the Komodo National Park. This tiny, emerged, crescent shaped sandbar is smaller than a football field, and surrounded by shallow turquoise waters. It is an ideal spot for relaxing, snorkeling or simply taking a dip in the sea. Exploration here is limited due to the sandbar’s minuscule size – in fact, it disappears at high tide – but it makes for great wanderlust-inducing photographs. Plentiful marine life can be seen just 30 feet from the sandbar. The location attracts large numbers of manta rays. Manta Point snorkeling Manta Point presents the opportunity to snorkel with the giant manta rays that come here to get cleaned by parasitic copepods and a variety of small cleaner wrasse species, which pick parasites from the mantas’ hovering bodies. Mantas spend many hours every day getting cleaned and can even wait in line for their turn. Reef mantas average about 10 feet in size from wingtip to wingtip, and will consume vast quantities of plankton and small fish each day by filter feeding. They are exceptionally graceful swimmers, and appear to fly through the water as they flap their large wings. The water at Manta Point is clear with good visibility, making it possible to spot the mantas with relative ease. In fact, you are almost guaranteed to see them here. Drifting on the often strong current with your mask and snorkel, just a few feet above one of these beautiful creatures is an experience that you will never forget. Location Komodo National Park Komodo National Park Loh Liang Komodo trekkingWe will moor in Loh Liang Bay on Komodo Island, which sits against the backdrop of a jagged Jurassic landscape, a hot and dry monsoon forest surrounded by open savannah grasslands. Timor deer and wild boar dart nervously through the prickly palms; prey to the dragons that have no enemies apart from their own kind. Here, the park rangers, armed with forked sticks, will lead you inland on a choice of short, medium and long treks. At the top of Sulphurea Hill, accompanied by birdsong and chirruping cicadas, you can enjoy spectacular views of Loh Liang Bay. You will see rare orchids, butterflies, lontar palms, and maybe a screeching flock of sulphur-crested cockatoos. You might catch sight of a water buffalo at a drinking hole, a flying lizard, a jungle chicken or a pair of megapodes. Nevertheless, dragons are the objective, and you could just chance upon one sunbathing on a rock, or you might find a female, guarding her nest from marauders – which are usually other dragons. These massive scale-covered monitors with spiked claws, armour-clad bodies, snake-like heads, fierce jaws and long, yellow, forked tongues are Indonesia’s living dinosaurs, the most dangerous predatory lizards in existence. It’s a true privilege to see them in the wild. Long Beach [Pink Beach] beach/snorkelingLong Beach on Padar Island is the longest of several pink beaches in the Komodo National Park. The striking pink sand is formed by white limestone mixed with tiny particles of deep red, coral-like foraminifera. This is a beautiful beach for relaxing, swimming and snorkeling. Batu Bilah Island sunset & dinner set upIn the late afternoon, we will go ashore to Batu Bilah, a small, deserted islet that gets its name from a pillar of rock that forms an archway. While you relax and enjoy what will hopefully be a glorious sunset, our crew will prepare a very special beach barbecue dinner. Sit back with your feet in the sand, gaze up at the stars rising in the immense Indonesian sky, relish the delicious food, and sing and dance at the water’s edge. Location Komodo National Park Padar, Siaba Besar & Kalong Padar Island trekkingPadar is the third largest island within the Komodo National Park. It offers beautiful short treks and is a hotspot for photographers. The hike to the peak takes about 20-40 minutes, and from the viewpoint you will be rewarded with a knee-jerking vista of a series of crescent shaped bays and curved ribbons of sand. Siaba Besar Island snorkeling Siaba Besar Island is Komodo’s best spot for turtles. A huge population of green turtles use this hard coral covered bay as a feeding ground. Snorkel here and more often than not, you’ll see the turtles scratching on corals and rubbing their shells on sponges to keep clean. Kalong Island sunset on the boat At the end of the day, we will moor off Kalong Island, where after what will hopefully be a magnificent sunset, you will witness hundreds of thousands of flying foxes emerging in a steady throng from the forest, reminiscent of a fleet of enemy aircraft intent on avoiding radar detection. Unlike their smaller cave-dwelling cousins, these large fruit bats hang out in camps high above the rainforest floor, keeping cool by fanning themselves with their huge wings, which can measure up to 5ft 6 inches from tip to tip. They feed on a diet of fruit and nectar from night-opening flowers, thereby playing an essential ecological role by pollinating the plants and dispersing their seeds. As darkness grows near, the fox bats become increasingly restless, leaving the roost in enormous numbers, and navigating not by echolocation but by sight and smell, to fly to a feeding site on the mainland that may be as far as 25 miles away. Location Komodo National Park Kelor & Bidadari Kelor Island trekking On the tiny uninhabited island of Kelor, you can take a short 15-minute hike to the top of the hill, where you will be rewarded with a panoramic view of Flores, Rinca Island and many other small islands within the Komodo National Park. Please note that although it is a short hike, the route is rather steep with loose scree making it a bit slippery, so be sure to wear suitable shoes or hiking sandals. Afterwards you can cool off with a refreshing swim off the white sandy Island beach timeBidadari Angel Island has three beaches and is surrounded by clear waters and a coral reef, which has been given a protected status, allowing the reef and marine life to thrive. The island is a haven for birds, butterflies and insects. Woodpeckers, kingfishers, sunbirds, Flores white eyes, megapodes, and sea eagles are all seen on a regular basis. The reef is home to spectacular soft and hard corals, seahorses, pufferfish, snake eels, moray eels, cuttlefish, nudibranch, pipefish and much, much more. Relax on the white sandy beach and you might be lucky enough to see a passing pod of dolphins or a jumping sailfish, look for baby reef sharks in the shallows and stingrays in the late afternoon. 1 / 5 6 Day - Komodo National Park Sample Itinerary Kelor Island, Pink Rock & Kalong Island Kelor Island trekking Departing from Labuan Bajo, we will cruise to the tiny uninhabited island of Kelor. This is a perfect first-stop for a short 15-minute hike to the top of the hill, where you will be rewarded with a panoramic view of Flores, Rinca Island and many other small islands within the Komodo National Park. Please note that although it is a short hike, the route is rather steep with loose scree making it a bit slippery, so be sure to wear suitable shoes or hiking sandals. Afterwards you can cool off with a refreshing swim off the white sandy Rock Snorkeling/trekkingOur second destination is Menjerite/Pink Rock, great for snorkeling or trekking. Menjerite Island is distinguished by a long wooden jetty that extends over its crystal-clear waters and colorful corals, like a bridge to paradise. Trek up the hill for a stunning view of the mangrove forest and surrounding islands, or snorkel in the shallow waters around the jetty, where you’ll find thousands of reef fish and many Chocolate Chip starfish aka the nodular sea star. Kalong Island sunset on the boatAt the end of the day, we will moor off Kalong Island, where after what will hopefully be a magnificent sunset, you will witness hundreds of thousands of flying foxes emerging in a steady throng from the forest, reminiscent of a fleet of enemy aircraft intent on avoiding radar detection. Unlike their smaller cave-dwelling cousins, these large fruit bats hang out in camps high above the rainforest floor, keeping cool by fanning themselves with their huge wings, which can measure up to 5ft 6 inches from tip to tip. They feed on a diet of fruit and nectar from night-opening flowers, thereby playing an essential ecological role by pollinating the plants and dispersing their seeds. As darkness grows near, the fox bats become increasingly restless, leaving the roost in enormous numbers, and navigating not by echolocation but by sight and smell, to fly to a feeding site on the mainland that may be as far as 25 miles away. Muang Island, Gili Motang & Nusa Kode Muang island beach time Today, we’ll visit some of the remotest and least visited parts of Komodo National Park, in the east. We’ll start with the tiny uninhabited island of Muang, located between Rinca and Flores, for some beach time. This is a protected area and a turtle nesting place with a white sand beach, where you can relax. You won’t see any turtles coming ashore during the daytime, but you may find some turtle tracks in the sand. Keep your eyes peeled for Brahminy kites soaring overhead and white breasted sea Motang snorkeling Located east of Rinca Island and distinguished by some large offshore satellite rocks and pristine reefs, Gili Motang offers beautiful scenery and some great snorkeling in the shallow waters. The island is home to a small population of about 100 Komodo dragons so keep your eyes open, even though you’re unlikely to see them and there is no park ranger station Kode snorkelingWe’ll finish the day snorkeling off Nusa Kode, which is an island to the south of Rinca. In fact, from here, you may even witness some Komodo dragons rambling along Rinca’s seashore. The southwestern tip of Nusa Kode island is characterized by large, coral-encrusted boulders and among these are some of the largest reef fish residing in the Park such as gigantic potato cod and Malabar groupers as well as schools of large red snapper. Location Komodo National Park Padar, Batu Bilah Island Nusa Kode snorkeling The marine life around Nusa Kode is so abundant that you’ll appreciate the additional time we’ve allocated to snorkeling here in the far reaches of the National Park. The southwestern tip of Nusa Kode island is characterized by large, coral-encrusted boulders and among these are some of the largest reef fish residing in the Park such as gigantic potato cod and Malabar groupers as well as schools of large red snapper. Padar Island trekkingPadar is the third largest island within the Komodo National Park. It offers beautiful short treks and is a hotspot for photographers. The hike to the peak takes about 20-40 minutes, and from the viewpoint you will be rewarded with a knee-jerking vista of a series of crescent shaped bays and curved ribbons of sand. Batu Bilah Island sunset & dinner set upIn the late afternoon, we will go ashore to Batu Bilah, a small, deserted islet that gets its name from a pillar of rock that forms an archway. While you relax and enjoy what will hopefully be a glorious sunset, our crew will prepare a very special beach barbecue dinner. Sit back with your feet in the sand, gaze up at the stars rising in the immense Indonesian sky, relish the delicious food, and sing and dance at the water’s edge. Location Komodo National Park Komodo National Park Long Beach [Pink Beach] beach/snorkelingLong Beach on Padar Island is the longest of several pink beaches in the Komodo National Park. The striking pink sand is formed by white limestone mixed with tiny particles of deep red, coral-like foraminifera. This is a beautiful beach for relaxing, swimming and snorkeling. Loh Liang Komodo trekkingWe will moor in Loh Liang Bay on Komodo Island, which sits against the backdrop of a jagged Jurassic landscape, a hot and dry monsoon forest surrounded by open savannah grasslands. Timor deer and wild boar dart nervously through the prickly palms; prey to the dragons that have no enemies apart from their own kind. Here, the park rangers, armed with forked sticks, will lead you inland on a choice of short, medium and long treks. At the top of Sulphurea Hill, accompanied by birdsong and chirruping cicadas, you can enjoy spectacular views of Loh Liang Bay. You will see rare orchids, butterflies, lontar palms, and maybe a screeching flock of sulphur-crested cockatoos. You might catch sight of a water buffalo at a drinking hole, a flying lizard, a jungle chicken or a pair of megapodes. Nevertheless, dragons are the objective, and you could just chance upon one sunbathing on a rock, or you might find a female, guarding her nest from marauders – which are usually other dragons. These massive scale-covered monitors with spiked claws, armour-clad bodies, snake-like heads, fierce jaws and long, yellow, forked tongues are Indonesia’s living dinosaurs, the most dangerous predatory lizards in existence. It’s a true privilege to see them in the wild. Taka Makassar beach time/snorkeling Taka Makassar is the longest reef in the Komodo National Park. This tiny, emerged, crescent shaped sandbar is smaller than a football field, and surrounded by shallow turquoise waters. It is an ideal spot for relaxing, snorkeling or simply taking a dip in the sea. Exploration here is limited due to the sandbar’s minuscule size – in fact, it disappears at high tide – but it makes for great wanderlust-inducing photographs. Plentiful marine life can be seen just 30 feet from the sandbar. The location attracts large numbers of manta rays. Manta Point snorkeling Manta Point presents the opportunity to snorkel with the giant manta rays that come here to get cleaned by parasitic copepods and a variety of small cleaner wrasse species, which pick parasites from the mantas’ hovering bodies. Mantas spend many hours every day getting cleaned and can even wait in line for their turn. Reef mantas average about 10 feet in size from wingtip to wingtip, and will consume vast quantities of plankton and small fish each day by filter feeding. They are exceptionally graceful swimmers, and appear to fly through the water as they flap their large wings. The water at Manta Point is clear with good visibility, making it possible to spot the mantas with relative ease. In fact, you are almost guaranteed to see them here. Drifting on the often strong current with your mask and snorkel, just a few feet above one of these beautiful creatures is an experience that you will never forget. Location Komodo National Park Gili Lawa Darat & Crystal Rock Gili Lawa Darat sunset & overnight Gili Lawa Darat is the northernmost island in Komodo National Park. Here, you can spend the afternoon snorkeling and swimming in the tranquil, almost circular bay, a natural harbor. Hang out on the crescent-shaped beach and keep your eyes peeled for white-collared kingfishers on the shoreline, or Brahminy kites also known as red-backed or white-headed sea eagles soaring in the sky above. Behind you is a peak, 750 ft above sea level, it’s a 20-to-30-minute hike to the top where the horizon opens up to a complete vista overlooking all 80 islands within the Komodo Archipelago and the mainland of Flores. The ideal time to do this is at sunset or sunrise, and if you wish, you will have the opportunity to do both. The sight of the long white sandy beaches with clearly visible coral formations, the savannah-like landscape of Komodo Island and volcanic island silhouettes in the background is a unique photo opportunity and will become a cherished memory. Crystal Rock snorkeling Located in the north of the Park, Crystal Rock is one of Komodo’s gems, named for its crystal-clear waters. Here, a rocky pinnacle breaks the surface at low tide, displaying an array of colorful soft and hard corals. In addition to the reef life, you may get to see trevally, jacks, sharks, mackerel, Napoleon wrasse, tuna and even the occasional eagle ray. Location Komodo National Park Sebayur Besar & Kawana Islands Sebayur Besar Island snorkeling Sebayur Besar Island offers fantastic snorkeling with a reef full of life, including schools of bump head parrotfish and fusiliers, leaf scorpionfish and stonefish, morays, batfish, damselfish, butterflyfish, anthias, giant spiny lobster, cuttlefish, octopus, and electric clams. Kanawa Island beach time/snorkeling Kanawa Island is known for its white sand beaches and coral reefs. Dolphins, stingrays, turtles and starfish, anemones, clown fishes and many other species can be seen on or nearby the reef. If you snorkel under the jetty, you may spot the resident lionfish; these guys are incredible to look at but be sure to stay clear of their venomous spines. You may also see a few baby black-tip sharks swimming close to the shore. Kanawa is a lovely place to finish the day, admire the view of Sangeang volcano, and watch the sunset. You may even see the much-coveted green flash – a fleeting spot of intense green light an instant after sunset, caused by light refracting in the atmosphere. This is best seen when the sun sets over the ocean, when it is absolutely clear all the way to the horizon but be warned it will be gone in the blink of an eye, so don’t blink!*** The destinations on this itinerary may be subject to change depending on requests, beach lunch/dinner set up, flight timetables, weather, dry/rainy season, sea currents, and restrictions without prior notice from the National Park. 1 / 6 7 Day - Komodo National Park Sample Itinerary Kelor Island, Pink Rock & Kalong Island Kelor Island trekking Departing from Labuan Bajo, we will cruise to the tiny uninhabited island of Kelor. This is a perfect first-stop for a short 15-minute hike to the top of the hill, where you will be rewarded with a panoramic view of Flores, Rinca Island and many other small islands within the Komodo National Park. Please note that although it is a short hike, the route is rather steep with loose scree making it a bit slippery, so be sure to wear suitable shoes or hiking sandals. Afterwards you can cool off with a refreshing swim off the white sandy Rock Snorkeling/trekkingOur second destination is Menjerite/Pink Rock, great for snorkeling or trekking. Menjerite Island is distinguished by a long wooden jetty that extends over its crystal-clear waters and colorful corals, like a bridge to paradise. Trek up the hill for a stunning view of the mangrove forest and surrounding islands, or snorkel in the shallow waters around the jetty, where you’ll find thousands of reef fish and many Chocolate Chip starfish. Kalong Island sunset on the boatAt the end of the day, we will moor off Kalong Island, where after what will hopefully be a magnificent sunset, you will witness hundreds of thousands of flying foxes emerging in a steady throng from the forest, reminiscent of a fleet of enemy aircraft intent on avoiding radar detection. Unlike their smaller cave-dwelling cousins, these large fruit bats hang out in camps high above the rainforest floor, keeping cool by fanning themselves with their huge wings, which can measure up to 5ft 6 inches from tip to tip. They feed on a diet of fruit and nectar from night-opening flowers, thereby playing an essential ecological role by pollinating the plants and dispersing their seeds. As darkness grows near, the fox bats become increasingly restless, leaving the roost in enormous numbers, and navigating not by echolocation but by sight and smell, to fly to a feeding site on the mainland that may be as far as 25 miles away. Muang Island, Gili Motang & Nusa Kode Muang island beach time Today, we will visit some of the remotest and least visited parts of Komodo National Park, in the east. We’ll start with the tiny uninhabited island of Muang, located between Rinca and Flores. This is a protected area and a turtle nesting place with a white sand beach, where you can relax. You won’t see any turtles coming ashore during the daytime, but you may find some turtle tracks in the sand. Keep your eyes peeled for Brahminy kites soaring overhead and white breasted sea Motang snorkeling Located east of Rinca Island and distinguished by some large offshore satellite rocks and pristine reefs, Gili Motang offers beautiful scenery and some great snorkeling in the shallow waters. The island is home to a small population of about 100 Komodo dragons, although you’re unlikely to see them and there is no park ranger station Kode snorkelingWe’ll finish the day snorkeling off Nusa Kode, which is an island to the south of Rinca. In fact, from here, you may even witness some dragons rambling along Rinca’s seashore. The southwestern tip of Nusa Kode island is characterized by large, coral-encrusted boulders and among these are some of the largest reef fish residing in the Park such as gigantic potato cod and Malabar groupers as well as schools of large red snapper. Location Komodo National Park Padar Island, Long Beach Nusa Kode snorkeling The marine life around Nusa Kode is so abundant that you’ll appreciate the additional time we’ve allocated to snorkeling here in the far reaches of the National Park. Padar Island trekkingPadar is the third largest island within the Komodo National Park. It offers beautiful short treks and is a hotspot for photographers. The hike to the peak takes about 20-40 minutes, and from the viewpoint you will be rewarded with a knee-jerking vista of a series of crescent-shaped bays and curved ribbons of sand. Long Beach [Pink Beach] beach/snorkelingLong Beach on Padar Island is the longest of several pink beaches in the Komodo National Park. The striking pink sand is formed by white limestone mixed with tiny particles of deep red, coral-like foraminifera. This is a beautiful beach for relaxing, swimming and snorkeling. Location Komodo National Park Manta Alley, Cape Letuhoh & Batu Moncong Manta Alley snorkelingJump in at any point in Manta Alley and chances are that the giant manta rays will be feeding or cleaning. For the best experience, when the currents are running through the small channel, hold onto the side of the boat and look down while watching the mantas swoop and fly past you under the water in a natural cinematic Letuhoh beach/snorkelingRelax on the beach at Cape Letuhoh, or snorkel on the reef, which is frequented by big potato cod, gray reef sharks, eagle rays, turtles, schools of rainbow runner, dogtooth tuna, giant trevally and snapper. There are also large coral-encrusted pinnacles Lajupemali island beach timeThis small island is located off the west coast of Komodo Island and offers a delightful beach where you can relax and play. Batu Moncong snorkelingCharacterized by deep walls and exposed seamounts, Batu Moncong is one of the least visited snorkeling sites on the boundary of the National Park, with epic sunset views of the active volcano, Gunung Api Sangean in the background. Location Komodo National Park Gili Lawa Darat & Laut, Taka Makassar & Manta Point Gili Lawa Darat & LautGili Lawa Darat is the northernmost island in Komodo National Park. Here, you can spend the morning snorkeling and swimming in the tranquil, almost circular bay, a natural harbor. Hang out on the crescent-shaped beach and keep your eyes peeled for white-collared kingfishers on the shoreline, or Brahminy kites also known as red-backed or white-headed sea eagles soaring in the sky above. Behind you is a peak, 750 ft above sea level, it’s a 20-to-30-minute hike to the top where the horizon opens up to a complete vista overlooking all 80 islands within the Komodo Archipelago and the mainland of Flores. The sight of the long white sandy beaches with clearly visible coral formations, the savannah-like landscape of Komodo Island and volcanic island silhouettes in the background is a unique photo opportunity and will become a cherished memory. The neighboring sister-island of Gili Lawa Laut promises an equally breathtaking viewpoint and you can trek to the peak in about 30 minutes. Snorkeling is also sublime here. Taka Makassar beach time/snorkeling Taka Makassar is the longest reef in the Komodo National Park. This tiny, emerged, crescent shaped sandbar is smaller than a football field, and surrounded by shallow turquoise waters. It is an ideal spot for relaxing, snorkeling or simply taking a dip in the sea. Exploration here is limited due to the sandbar’s minuscule size – in fact, it disappears at high tide – but it makes for great wanderlust-inducing photographs. Plentiful marine life can be seen just 30 feet from the sandbar. The location attracts large numbers of manta rays. Manta Point snorkeling Manta Point presents the opportunity to snorkel with the giant manta rays that come here to get cleaned by parasitic copepods and a variety of small cleaner wrasse species, which pick parasites from the mantas’ hovering bodies. Mantas spend many hours every day getting cleaned and can even wait in line for their turn. Reef mantas average about 10 feet in size from wingtip to wingtip, and will consume vast quantities of plankton and small fish each day by filter feeding. They are exceptionally graceful swimmers, and appear to fly through the water as they flap their large wings. The water at Manta Point is clear with good visibility, making it possible to spot the mantas with relative ease. In fact, you are almost guaranteed to see them here. Drifting on the often strong current with your mask and snorkel, just a few feet above one of these beautiful creatures is an experience that you will never forget. Location Komodo National Park Siaba & Sebayur Besars Siaba Besar Island snorkeling Siaba Besar Island is Komodo’s best spot for turtles. A huge population of green turtles use this hard coral covered bay as a feeding ground. Snorkel here and more often than not, you’ll see the turtles scratching on corals and rubbing their shells on sponges to keep clean. Sebayur Besar Island snorkeling Sebayur Besar Island offers fantastic snorkeling with a reef full of life, including schools of bump head parrotfish and fusiliers, leaf scorpionfish and stonefish, morays, batfish, damselfish, butterflyfish, anthias, giant spiny lobster, cuttlefish, octopus, and electric clams. Location Komodo National Park Kawana & Bidadari Islands Kanawa Island beach time/snorkeling Kanawa Island is known for its white sand beaches and coral reefs. Dolphins, stingrays, turtles and starfish, anemones, clown fishes and many other species can be seen on or nearby the reef. If you snorkel under the jetty, you may spot the resident lionfish; these guys are incredible to look at but be sure to stay clear of their venomous spines. You may also see a few baby black-tip sharks swimming close to the shore. Kanawa is a lovely place to relax on the beach and admire the view of Sangeang volcano. Bidadari Island beach timeBidadari Angel Island has three beaches and is surrounded by clear waters and a coral reef, which has been given a protected status, allowing the reef and marine life to thrive. The island is a haven for birds, butterflies and insects. Woodpeckers, kingfishers, sunbirds, Flores white eyes, megapodes, and sea eagles are all seen on a regular basis. The reef is home to spectacular soft and hard corals, seahorses, pufferfish, snake eels, moray eels, cuttlefish, nudibranch, pipefish and much, much more. Relax on the white sandy beach and you might be lucky enough to see a passing pod of dolphins or a jumping sailfish, look for baby reef sharks in the shallows and stingrays in the late afternoon. *** The destinations on this itinerary may be subject to change depending on requests, beach lunch/dinner set up, flight timetables, weather, dry/rainy season, sea currents, and restrictions without prior notice from the National Park. 1 / 7 8 Day - Komodo National Park Sample Itinerary Kelor Island, Pink Rock & Kalong Island Kelor Island trekking Departing from Labuan Bajo, we will cruise to the tiny uninhabited island of Kelor. This is a perfect first-stop for a short 15-minute hike to the top of the hill, where you will be rewarded with a panoramic view of Flores, Rinca Island and many other small islands within the Komodo National Park. Please note that although it is a short hike, the route is rather steep with loose scree making it a bit slippery, so be sure to wear suitable shoes or hiking sandals. Afterwards you can cool off with a refreshing swim off the white sandy Rock Snorkeling/trekkingOur second destination is Menjerite/Pink Rock, great for snorkeling or trekking. Menjerite Island is distinguished by a long wooden jetty that extends over its crystal-clear waters and colorful corals, like a bridge to paradise. Trek up the hill for a stunning view of the mangrove forest and surrounding islands, or snorkel in the shallow waters around the jetty, where you’ll find thousands of reef fish and many Chocolate Chip starfish. Kalong Island sunset on the boatAt the end of the day, we will moor off Kalong Island, where after what will hopefully be a magnificent sunset, you will witness hundreds of thousands of flying foxes emerging in a steady throng from the forest, reminiscent of a fleet of enemy aircraft intent on avoiding radar detection. Unlike their smaller cave-dwelling cousins, these large fruit bats hang out in camps high above the rainforest floor, keeping cool by fanning themselves with their huge wings, which can measure up to 5ft 6 inches from tip to tip. They feed on a diet of fruit and nectar from night-opening flowers, thereby playing an essential ecological role by pollinating the plants and dispersing their seeds. As darkness grows near, the fox bats become increasingly restless, leaving the roost in enormous numbers, and navigating not by echolocation but by sight and smell, to fly to a feeding site on the mainland that may be as far as 25 miles away. Muang Island, Gili Motang & Nusa Kode Muang Island beach time Today, we will visit some of the remotest and least visited parts of Komodo National Park, in the east. We’ll start with the tiny uninhabited island of Muang, located between Rinca and Flores. This is a protected area and a turtle nesting place with a white sand beach, where you can relax. You won’t see any turtles coming ashore during the daytime, but you may find some turtle tracks in the sand. Keep your eyes peeled for Brahminy kites soaring overhead and white breasted sea Motang snorkeling Located east of Rinca Island and distinguished by some large offshore satellite rocks and pristine reefs, Gili Motang offers beautiful scenery and some great snorkeling in the shallow waters. The island is home to a small population of about 100 Komodo dragons, although you’re unlikely to see them and there is no park ranger station Kode snorkelingWe’ll finish the day snorkeling off Nusa Kode, which is an island to the south of Rinca. In fact, from here, you may even witness some dragons rambling along Rinca’s seashore. The southwestern tip of Nusa Kode island is characterized by large, coral-encrusted boulders and among these are some of the largest reef fish residing in the Park such as gigantic potato cod and Malabar groupers as well as schools of large red snapper. Location Komodo National Park Padar Island, Long Beach Nusa Kode snorkeling The marine life around Nusa Kode is so abundant that you’ll appreciate the additional time we’ve allocated to snorkeling here in the far reaches of the National Park. Padar Island trekkingPadar is the third largest island within the Komodo National Park. It offers beautiful short treks and is a hotspot for photographers. The hike to the peak takes about 20-40 minutes, and from the viewpoint you will be rewarded with a knee-jerking vista of a series of crescent shaped bays and curved ribbons of sand. Long Beach [Pink Beach] beach/snorkelingLong Beach on Padar Island is the longest of several pink beaches in the Komodo National Park. The striking pink sand is formed by white limestone mixed with tiny particles of deep red, coral-like foraminifera. This is a beautiful beach for relaxing, swimming and snorkeling. Location Komodo National Park Manta Alley, Cape Letuhoh & Batu Moncong Manta Alley snorkelingJump in at any point in Manta Alley and chances are that the giant manta rays will be feeding or cleaning. For the best experience, when the currents are running through the small channel, hold onto the side of the boat and look down while watching the mantas swoop and fly past you under the water in a natural cinematic Letuhoh beach/snorkelingRelax on the beach at Cape Letuhoh, or snorkel on the reef, which is frequented by big potato cod, gray reef sharks, eagle rays, turtles, schools of rainbow runner, dogtooth tuna, giant trevally and snapper. There are also large coral-encrusted pinnacles Lajupemali island beach timeThis small island is located off the west coast of Komodo Island and offers a delightful beach where you can relax and play. Batu Moncong snorkelingCharacterized by deep walls and exposed seamounts, Batu Moncong is one of the least visited snorkeling sites on the boundary of the National Park, with epic sunset views of the active volcano, Gunung Api Sangean in the background. Location Komodo National Park Gili Lawa Darat & Laut, Taka Makassar & Manta Point Gili Lawa Darat & LautGili Lawa Darat is the northernmost island in Komodo National Park. Here, you can spend the morning snorkeling and swimming in the tranquil, almost circular bay, a natural harbor. Hang out on the crescent-shaped beach and keep your eyes peeled for white-collared kingfishers on the shoreline, or Brahminy kites also known as red-backed or white-headed sea eagles soaring in the sky above. Behind you is a peak, 750 ft above sea level, it’s a 20-to-30-minute hike to the top where the horizon opens up to a complete vista overlooking all 80 islands within the Komodo Archipelago and the mainland of Flores. The sight of the long white sandy beaches with clearly visible coral formations, the savannah-like landscape of Komodo Island and volcanic island silhouettes in the background is a unique photo opportunity and will become a cherished memory. The neighboring sister-island of Gili Lawa Laut promises an equally breathtaking viewpoint and you can trek to the peak in about 30 minutes. Snorkeling is also sublime here. Taka Makassar beach time/snorkeling Taka Makassar is the longest reef in the Komodo National Park. This tiny, emerged, crescent shaped sandbar is smaller than a football field, and surrounded by shallow turquoise waters. It is an ideal spot for relaxing, snorkeling or simply taking a dip in the sea. Exploration here is limited due to the sandbar’s minuscule size – in fact, it disappears at high tide – but it makes for great wanderlust-inducing photographs. Plentiful marine life can be seen just 30 feet from the sandbar. The location attracts large numbers of manta rays. Manta Point snorkeling Manta Point presents the opportunity to snorkel with the giant manta rays that come here to get cleaned by parasitic copepods and a variety of small cleaner wrasse species, which pick parasites from the mantas’ hovering bodies. Mantas spend many hours every day getting cleaned and can even wait in line for their turn. Reef mantas average about 10 feet in size from wingtip to wingtip, and will consume vast quantities of plankton and small fish each day by filter feeding. They are exceptionally graceful swimmers, and appear to fly through the water as they flap their large wings. The water at Manta Point is clear with good visibility, making it possible to spot the mantas with relative ease. In fact, you are almost guaranteed to see them here. Drifting on the often strong current with your mask and snorkel, just a few feet above one of these beautiful creatures is an experience that you will never forget. Location Komodo National Park Mawan Island, Siaba & Sabayur Besars Mawan Island beach/snorkeling The small island of Mawan always offers pleasant and unexpected surprises. Hang out on the white beach and snorkel over a coral garden of such beauty that you’ll be left speechless. The hard and soft corals, small sea fans, colorful sponges and anemones here are the ideal habitat for nudibranchs, shrimps, crabs and small moray eels. Look for turtles, stingrays and manta rays, many of which are extremely intrigued by the presence of strange visitors and will approach to take a Besar Island snorkeling Siaba Besar Island is Komodo’s best spot for turtles. A huge population of green turtles use this hard coral covered bay as a feeding ground. Snorkel here and more often than not, you’ll see the turtles scratching on corals and rubbing their shells on sponges to keep clean. Sebayur Besar Island snorkeling Sebayur Besar Island offers fantastic snorkeling with a reef full of life, including schools of bump head parrotfish and fusiliers, leaf scorpionfish and stonefish, morays, batfish, damselfish, butterflyfish, anthias, giant spiny lobster, cuttlefish, octopus, and electric clams. Location Komodo National Park Kawana & Bidadari Islands Kanawa Island beach time/snorkeling Kanawa Island is known for its white sand beaches and coral reefs. Dolphins, stingrays, turtles and starfish, anemones, clown fishes and many other species can be seen on or nearby the reef. If you snorkel under the jetty, you may spot the resident lionfish; these guys are incredible to look at but be sure to stay clear of their venomous spines. You may also see a few baby black-tip sharks swimming close to the shore. Kanawa is a lovely place to relax on the beach and admire the view of Sangeang volcano. Bidadari Island beach timeBidadari Angel Island has three beaches and is surrounded by clear waters and a coral reef, which has been given a protected status, allowing the reef and marine life to thrive. The island is a haven for birds, butterflies and insects. Woodpeckers, kingfishers, sunbirds, Flores white eyes, megapodes, and sea eagles are all seen on a regular basis. The reef is home to spectacular soft and hard corals, seahorses, pufferfish, snake eels, moray eels, cuttlefish, nudibranch, pipefish and much, much more. Relax on the white sandy beach and you might be lucky enough to see a passing pod of dolphins or a jumping sailfish, look for baby reef sharks in the shallows and stingrays in the late afternoon. Location Komodo National Park Hatamin & Rangko Cave Hatamin island beach/snorkelingThe tiny uninhabited Hatamin Island is a coral sanctuary site that is managed by the not-for-profit organization Coral Guardian that preserves the coral reef ecosystem in the area. More than 130 tables of coral have been planted here featuring seven different species of coral. On the way to the island, you may see baby corals being re-planted in the sea banks. This island is very small and can be circled easily within minutes’ walk for a true experience of being stranded on a deserted island. The snorkeling here is excellent, the currents are calm and the corals are vibrant. Rangko Cave trekking, swimmingLocated not too far from Labuan Bajo, Rangko Cave is filled with fascinating stalactites and stalagmites as well as a vibrant blue natural pool. Start your journey with a trek to the cave, enjoy the scenery along the way, and explore this hidden gem. In the middle of the afternoon, the sun will hit the grotto creating a beautiful glow and a perfect photo opportunity. Cool off with a swim in the saltwater pool with the stalactites above you, but do be careful when entering and leaving the pool as it can be slippery. At the end of the day, make your way back to Rangko Village. *** The destinations on this itinerary may be subject to change depending on requests, beach lunch/dinner set up, flight timetables, weather, dry/rainy season, sea currents, and restrictions without prior notice from the National Park. 1 / 8 Accommodations Social Areas Dining Sunbeds Bridge Chill Kitchen Front Deck Bar Social Sundeck Sunset Suites & Cabins Beds Double / Double + Bunk The stylish interiors of the boat draw in natural light, to create a bright, fresh and relaxing feel throughout the boat. On the lower deck are 4 air-conditioned cabins all with double beds, two of which have an extra bunk-style upper berth for triple occupancy. There are 2 well-appointed shared bathrooms on the main deck and all towels and linens are provided. Technical Information Deck Plan Features Air conditioning Hot showers Equipment Snorkeling gear Stand up paddleboard ** Use of certain equipment at additional cost, ask for details

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