Sail & Dive Komodo National Park

A Komodo liveaboard is a multi-day voyage on a traditional phinisi or motor yacht where the boat is both your transport and your hotel. Instead of returning to Labuan Bajo each evening, you sleep at anchor between the islands — which means you reach the legendary dive sites and sunrise viewpoints hours before the day-trip crowds, and you stay long after they have gone. It is the difference between visiting Komodo and actually living in it.Trips run from short 2-day / 1-night escapes up to immersive 6-night expeditions, with shared open-trip cabins, private full-vessel charters, and everything between. Every route is built around the icons — Padar Island’s three-bay ridge, the pink coral sand of Pink Beach, manta cleaning stations, world-class dive walls, and the Komodo dragons themselves on Komodo and Rinca. Packages are genuinely all-inclusive: cabin, full-board meals, dive and snorkel equipment, certified guides, national park and ranger fees, and airport pickup.From a small crew of four on an open-trip boat to a team of fifteen on a luxury phinisi, the people aboard handle every logistic so your only job is to be present — on the dive deck at first light, on the bow at sunset, on the ridge of Padar before anyone else has woken.