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Day 1
Lombok towards Sumbawa
An afternoon departure from Bangsal or Senggigi, sunset cocktails off northern Lombok or the Sumbawa coast, and a first night under way or at anchor.
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Day 2
Sumbawa into the Komodo approach
Swimming and snorkelling off Sumbawa's reefs and quiet bays, then the long leg east. A slow day, deliberately.
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Day 3
Padar and Pink Beach
A dawn or late-afternoon hike on Padar for the three-bay view, then the coloured sand and snorkelling at Pink Beach or a nearby cove.
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Day 4
Dragons, Manta Point, Labuan Bajo
A morning walk with a ranger on Komodo or Rinca, drift snorkelling at Manta Point if conditions allow, then into Labuan Bajo by afternoon.
On the longer crossings from Bali, distance and fuel are the honest constraints. Where a week is tight we usually suggest a shorter Komodo-only charter with a domestic flight either side instead.
Booking
Built from a short conversation
01Send dates and a rough route
Something as loose as "four nights Komodo-only from Labuan Bajo, sometime in July" or "4D3N Lombok to Labuan Bajo after our Bali wedding" is enough to start.
02Tell us the budget band
This is what filters the list to realistic boats. "Ideally under $9,000 total" and "happy to invest more for higher-end design" lead to very different shortlists.
03Share your non-negotiables
No night crossings, indoor air-conditioned dining, one special deck dinner, basic photo coverage, soft adventure over maximum sightseeing — whatever actually matters.
04We reply with one to three yachts
Each with photos, sample menus, a draft itinerary and an all-in charter quote for your dates.
05Secure with a deposit
Once the yacht and itinerary are agreed we block the dates against a deposit, with the balance due closer to departure as the contract sets out.
There is no instant booking button on this product, and that is deliberate: yacht availability, weather windows and your own preferences all move the answer.