Private Boat Charter Komodo Island Tour
Explore Komodo Your Way – Private Boat Charter for an Exclusive Adventure
Discover the magic of Komodo National Park with our exclusive private boat charter, designed for couples, families, or small groups seeking an unforgettable journey. Enjoy the luxury of a fully private boat, a personalized itinerary, and a dedicated crew committed to your comfort. Explore iconic destinations like Padar Island, Komodo Island, and the stunning Pink Beach—on your terms, with complete flexibility and privacy. Choose from 1 to 6-day charter packages and create lasting memories as you sail through one of Indonesia’s most breathtaking regions.
Why Choose a Private Boat Charter?
Craft Your Perfect Journey
With a private boat charter, you’re in complete control of your adventure. Design a personalized itinerary that reflects your unique interests and travel style—exploring the Komodo Islands entirely at your own pace. Want to linger longer while snorkeling alongside majestic manta rays, or hike to the summit of Padar Island to witness a breathtaking sunrise? With no rigid schedules or crowded group tours to hold you back, every moment is yours to shape into an unforgettable experience.
Unmatched Seclusion and Ease
Journey through Komodo with only your selected travel companions by your side. Skip the crowds and unfamiliar faces—immerse yourself in the beauty of the Komodo island with complete privacy. Lounge on the sundeck, dine in your own space, and take in uninterrupted scenery from the comfort of your private boat charter.
Perfect for Special Moment
Celebrate life’s meaningful occasions in a truly unique way. Be it a romantic retreat, a family getaway, or a honeymoon at sea, a private boat charter sets the perfect backdrop. Make your trip unforgettable with a custom-made itinerary and dedicated personal service.
Serene and Exclusive Private Cruising
Set sail exclusively with your closest and most trusted companions. Forget the bustling crowds and unfamiliar faces—immerse yourself in Komodo’s breathtaking beauty solely with your private group. Fully unwind on the sundeck, savor delicious meals in your dedicated private dining space, and absorb the spectacular views in utmost comfort aboard your exclusive private boat charter.
Private Boat Charter Specification
Name: Sumba Ocean
Year Built Width Length Material Speed
Main Engine Water Tank Cabin Capacity Navigation
: Sumba Ocean : 2018
: 2 3 .76 meters : 5 meters
: Teak & Ironwood
: 7-9 knot/hours
: Mitsubishi 250 PK
: 4000 Lt
: 4 Cabins with private bathroom
: 10 persons
: Compass, parachute flare, sea map, GPS echosounder, GPS Garmin
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Private Komodo Island Tour Packages
One Day Tour Komodo Island
Day 1: Padar Island – Pink Beach – Komodo
2 Days 1 Night Trip
Day 1 : Kelor Island – Manjarite Island – Kalong Island
Day 2 : Padar Island – Pink Beach – Komodo Island
3 Days 2 Night Trip
Day 1 : Kelor Island – Manjarite Island – Kalong Island
Day 2 : Padar Island – Pink Beach – Komodo Island – Taka Mkassar – Manta Point
Day 3 : Siaba Island – Kanawa Island
4 Days 3 Night Trip
Day 1 : Kelor Island – Kanawa Island
Day 2 : Padar Island – Manjarite Island – Kalong Island
Day 3 : Siaba Island – Pink Beach – Komodo Island – Taka Makassar – Manta Point
Day 4 : Gili Lawa – Sebayur Island – Labuan Bajo
Have Questions? We’re Here for You
Our helpful and experienced customer support team is always available to assist you. Whether you’re curious about the itinerary, pricing, boat selections, or want to tailor your private tour experience, feel free to get in touch. We’re dedicated to ensuring your Komodo journey is seamless, worry-free, and truly memorable.
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Things to Pack & Travel Tips for Your Komodo Island Tour
Planning a multi-day sailing adventure across Indonesia’s stunning eastern islands? To make the most of your Komodo Island Tour from Labuan Bajo with a private boat charter for the ultimate comfort, flexibility, and unforgettable island-hopping experience, it’s important to pack smart and be well-prepared. Here’s your essential guide to what to bring—and a few pro tips to help you travel like a seasoned explorer.
✅ Clothing
Light, breathable clothes (quick-dry shirts, shorts)
Swimwear (bring 2-3 sets)
Sarong or light cover-up for sun protection
Lightweight long-sleeve top (for chilly nights)
Flip-flops/sandals + sturdy shoes for trekking (especially for Padar Island)
✅ Sun & Heat Protection
Reef-safe sunscreen (very important to protect marine life)
Sunglasses with UV protection
Hat or cap
Reusable water bottle (hydration is key!)
✅ Sun & Heat Protection
Reef-safe sunscreen (very important to protect marine life)
Sunglasses with UV protection
Hat or cap
Reusable water bottle (hydration is key!)
✅ Snorkeling & Swimming
Snorkeling gear (optional; provided on most boats)
Towel (quick-dry preferred)
Waterproof bag or dry sack (to protect electronics)
Underwater camera or GoPro
✅ Tech & Travel Docs
Power bank (charging may be limited on board)
Phone with offline map or translation apps
Copy of passport and ID
Travel insurance (recommended for remote travel)
✅ Health & Personal Care
Motion sickness pills (the sea can be unpredictable)
Insect repellent
Personal toiletries
Small first-aid kit
Personal medication (especially seasickness meds if you’re sensitive)
Travel Tips for a Smooth Sailing Experience
Choose the Right Boat for Your Comfort
From standard wooden boats to luxury Phinisi yachts, make sure to select a vessel that matches your comfort level and expectations. Ask about cabin types, AC availability, bathroom setup, and food options in advance.
Stay Hydrated
You’ll spend a lot of time under the sun and in saltwater. Always drink plenty of water. Most boats provide refill stations, bring your own reusable bottle.
Pack Light, But Pack Right
Boat space is limited, so use a soft travel bag or backpack instead of a hard suitcase. Only bring what you truly need, there’s no dress code in paradise!
Respect Nature & Wildlife
Please never touch coral, step on reefs, or feed wild animals (including Komodo dragons). Help preserve this UNESCO World Heritage site by being a responsible traveler.
Charge Before You Sail
Outlets on boats are shared and sometimes limited. Charge your devices before boarding and bring a power bank for peace of mind.
Be Flexible with the Weather
The sea is a wild place sometimes itineraries adjust based on safety and sea conditions. Trust your captain and crew. They know what’s best!
FAQs – Komodo Island Tours
What’s included in the Komodo Island tour package?
All our packages typically include hotel/harbor transfers, boat transportation, licensed tour guide, snorkeling gear, meals during the trip, mineral water, and entrance fees to Komodo National Park (depending on the package you select). the luxury or private trips may also include onboard chefs, air-conditioned cabins, and upgraded snorkeling equipment. Each package lists the full inclusion details clearly no hidden fees.
When is the best time to visit Komodo Island?
The best time to visit is during the dry season, from April to October, when the weather is sunny and sea conditions are calm ideal for sailing and trekking. If you prefer fewer crowds, consider coming during shoulder months like April, May, or September. You’ll still enjoy great weather and more privacy on the islands. For information: Most of the boat operators will close Komodo trip from December to March during the bad weather.
What’s the difference between private and shared tours?
A private tour is ideal if you’re traveling as a couple, family, or small group and want the boat entirely to yourselves. You’ll have more flexibility with the itinerary and schedule.
A shared tour (also called open trip) means you’ll join other travelers on the same boat. It’s a great way to save money and meet new people, while still enjoying the full Komodo experience.
How many people are usually on the boat?
For shared tours, Start Labuan Bajo group sizes usually range from 10 to 20 people, if you start from Lombok they are using bigger boat usually range from 30 to 40 people depending on the boat’s capacity. We make sure the boat is never overcrowded, so you can enjoy the experience comfortably. For private trips, it’s completely up to your group size, with boats available for 2 to 12+ guests.
Can I bring children on the tour?
Yes, children are welcome! However, due to the nature of the activities (boat travel, trekking, wildlife observation), we recommend tours for children ages 5 and up. Always inform us in advance if you’re traveling with kids, so we can recommend the most suitable boat and itinerary for your family. Usually, for kids aged 5-10 years, we will charge half price, depending on the boat operator’s terms and conditions.
Do I need to know how to swim?
Not necessarily. While many of our tour highlights include snorkeling, you can still enjoy island hopping, wildlife spotting, and trekking without getting in the water. We do recommend that non-swimmers wear life jackets (provided on all boats) and let our crew know in advance. Safety is always our top priority.
Do I need to be fit to do the trek on Padar Island or Komodo Island?
The treks are moderate level, with uphill climbs, stairs, and uneven terrain. Padar Island, in particular, has a steep trail but rewards you with a spectacular view. Most healthy individuals can complete the hike with rest breaks, but it’s best to wear comfortable shoes, bring water, and take your time.
What should I pack for the tour?
Here’s a quick list:
Lightweight clothing & swimwear
Sunscreen & hat
Sunglasses
Towel
Waterproof bag
Trekking shoes/sandals
Power bank (some boats have limited charging)
Camera or phone for photos
Cash for park fees (if not included)
We’ll also send you a complete packing guide once your booking is confirmed.
Can I fly into Komodo Island directly?
You can’t fly directly into Komodo Island, but you can fly into Labuan Bajo (LBJ Airport) on Flores Island. There are daily flights from Bali, Jakarta, and Lombok, and we can help arrange airport pick-up and boat transfers for a smooth arrival.
Is Komodo Island safe to visit?
Yes, Komodo Island and the surrounding areas are safe for tourists, including encounters with the Komodo dragons. All tours are led by experienced rangers or guides who ensure your safety at all times. As long as you follow instructions, especially during the dragon encounter, you’ll have an exciting and secure trip.
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BOOKING
You can book your trip instantly through our official website or simply send us a message via WhatsApp for quick assistance. We’re here to help you choose the perfect boat and travel date in just a few clicks.
SUBMIT REG FORM
After booking, we’ll send you a registration form to fill out. This helps us prepare everything for your trip and ensure your comfort onboard.
Provide Your Details
Please provide the following: Full name and passport number (for park registration) Pick-up location (hotel or airport in Labuan Bajo or Lombok) Food preferences or allergies Health concerns such as motion sickness or special needs
