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Day 1–2
Lombok and the Gilis
Board near Bangsal or Senggigi, safety briefing, then a sunset sail past the Gili islands. A first snorkel or beach stop, dinner on board under way.
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Day 3
Sumbawa coast
A long scenic passage with a relaxed day on deck, an optional village visit and swim stops. The day the yacht itself becomes the point.
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Day 4–7
Komodo National Park
Several days around Komodo and Rinca, anchored in calm bays: the early Padar hike, Pink Beach, a drift at Manta Point, a ranger trek to see dragons, and sandbanks for paddleboarding.
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Day 8–10
Labuan Bajo and onward
A final morning swim, brunch on board, then disembarkation in Labuan Bajo on Flores. Most guests fly from there back to Bali or on to Jakarta.
We run the same concept in reverse from Labuan Bajo. Shared boats often stretch the westbound leg to five days; on a private charter the duration flexes around tides, yacht speed and your time budget.
Booking
Five steps from first message to anchor up
01Share your basics
Dates or a month, guest count and approximate ages, starting point, whether diving is included, and your target band within the $8,000–25,000+ guide.
02We shortlist yachts and routes
We check real availability and propose route options — Bali–Lombok–Komodo one way, or a Lombok round trip. Each proposal lists inclusions, exclusions and payment terms.
03Reserve the dates
We place a temporary hold where the yacht allows and issue an invoice. A deposit confirms the charter; the balance falls due before departure on the vessel's terms.
04Refine the itinerary
With the charter blocked we fix the daily plan: early hikes, photography windows, dives, preferred anchorages, dietary notes and any occasion on board.
05Travel to Lombok or Bali
We advise on fast boat, ferry or flight into Lombok International Airport, or a direct Benoa departure when a suitable yacht is available.
One point of contact runs your file from the first message through to disembarkation in Labuan Bajo.