A 5-Day 4-Night (5D4N) Private Liveaboard is the ultimate way to experience the untamed beauty of Komodo National Park. Instead of returning to a hotel in Labuan Bajo every evening, a private charter transforms a traditional wooden Phinisi yacht into your own floating boutique hotel. This allows you to wake up at the park’s most iconic landmarks before the daily tour crowds arrive.

This extended 5-day duration offers a relaxed, unhurried pace. It gives you the flexibility to customize your daily schedule, spend hours drifting over pristine coral reefs, track legendary Komodo dragons, and lounge on empty pink-sand beaches. Whether you are traveling as a couple, a family, or a group of friends, the vessel, its professional crew, and a private chef are completely dedicated to your group's comfort, safety, and preferences.

• Exclusive, private use of the entire Phinisi boat and speed tender.
• 3 daily chef-prepared meals, snacks, fresh fruits, free-flow mineral water, tea, and coffee.
• Snorkeling gear (masks, snorkels, fins) and life jackets.
• Full ship crew (Captain, Deckhands, Private Chef, Cabin stewards).
• Licensed English-speaking local tour guide.
• Private round-trip airport/hotel transfers in Labuan Bajo.

• Komodo National Park Entrance Fees: Paid directly to park authorities. Indonesian Citizens: ~$15–$23/day; Foreign Nationalities: ~$32–$45/day (varies slightly on weekends, holidays, and specific activities like diving/trekking).
• Flights to/from Labuan Bajo (LBJ).
• Crew gratuities/tips (voluntary, but standard industry practice).
• Alcoholic beverages and soft drinks.

• Arrival Flight: Land at Komodo International Airport (LBJ) before 10:00 AM on Day 1 to maximize sailing time.
• Departure Flight: Book your return flight for 2:00 PM or later on Day 5 to prevent stressful transfers.
• Soft Luggage: Cabins have limited space; use soft-sided duffel bags instead of rigid, hard-shell suitcases.
• Footwear Duo: Sturdy sneakers are required for dry mountain trekking; water shoes are needed for wet beach landings.
• Motion Sickness: Bring medication; Komodo is famous for strong marine currents and open-ocean tidal shifts.
• Medical Needs: Pack a personal first-aid kit and all prescription meds; pharmacies do not exist in the park.
• Cash Reliance: ATMs are unavailable at sea; carry plenty of Indonesian Rupiah (IDR) cash for park fees and tips.
• Patchy Signal: Satellite Wi-Fi is slow or unavailable; local SIM cards drop signal entirely in remote bays.