Among the Lost Islands of Komodo

Wake up among new islands every day.

An Archipelago Best Discovered from the Sea

Every day in Komodo begins somewhere new. Wake up to sunrise over the islands, spend the day in a secluded bay with turquoise water, and end the day on the yacht’s deck, with island silhouettes stretching across the horizon. It is from the sea that one of Indonesia’s most spectacular national parks truly reveals itself.

The Land of Komodo Dragons

Komodo is one of the few places on Earth where the world’s largest living lizards can still be seen in their natural habitat. Accompanied by a park ranger, you’ll explore the island in search of these remarkable animals, which have lived here for thousands of years.

Waking Up Among the Islands

Komodo is memorable for more than the places you visit. Some of the most special moments happen at sea: waking up in a new bay, swimming far from shore, watching the sunset from the deck and enjoying the freedom of having nothing around you but the ocean, the wind and islands stretching into the distance.

Padar, Pink Beach and Manta rays

The journey takes you to some of the archipelago’s most spectacular places. Hike to the famous viewpoint on Padar Island, walk along shores of pink coral sand, snorkel in waters frequented by manta rays and sea turtles, explore hidden lagoons and step ashore on uninhabited islands.

Your yacht, your Komodo

From traditional Indonesian phinisi to modern yachts, you can choose the vessel, cabin category and level of comfort that best suit your journey. Spend one to four days on board. The yacht is yours alone: your own party, your own pace, no other guests and no fixed departure dates.

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What you’ll see on the tour with your own eyes

Design Your Journey

It all starts with an idea.

Tell us which places in the Komodo archipelago you’d most like to see and how you imagine your journey — aboard a modern yacht or a traditional Indonesian phinisi, for a day or several days.

We’ll select the right vessel and create an itinerary around your preferences, from islands and secluded bays to some of the best spots for snorkelling and diving, with plenty of time to simply enjoy being at sea.

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