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Five days in Komodo

A 5-day Komodo voyage by phinisi

Slow travel aboard a hand-built phinisi: ancient dragons, Padar’s summit, manta rays and quiet coral gardens across the Flores Sea.

The itinerary

Five days, island by island

A round trip from Labuan Bajo through Komodo National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1991.

  1. Labuan Bajo to Rinca Island
    Day 1

    Labuan Bajo to Rinca Island

    Board in Labuan Bajo and sail two hours to Rinca for a guided trek among Komodo dragons, then cocktails on deck at dusk.

  2. Padar and Pink Beach
    Day 2

    Padar and Pink Beach

    Climb Padar’s summit for three crescent bays, then snorkel Pink Beach’s coral gardens in water around 27°C.

  3. Komodo Island and Manta Point
    Day 3

    Komodo Island and Manta Point

    Trek Komodo Island with rangers, then swim alongside manta rays at Manta Point before paddleboarding a secluded cove.

  4. Sebayur and Kanawa Island
    Day 4

    Sebayur and Kanawa Island

    Snorkel or dive Sebayur’s clear reefs, glimpse local boat-building craft, then relax on Kanawa’s white sands.

  5. Farewell to the Flores Sea
    Day 5

    Farewell to the Flores Sea

    Sunrise yoga on deck, a last swim, then a scenic cruise back to Labuan Bajo and a private airport transfer.

The heritage behind your yacht
Day 4 · the craft

The heritage behind your yacht

Your phinisi may anchor near a village where artisans still shape timber with tools passed down through generations.

It is a rare glimpse of the work in the vessel you sail — often 10,000+ hours for a large phinisi.

Discover the craft
On board and ashore

Five days, remembered

Pink Beach in Komodo National Park
Snorkeller over a coral garden
Misty bays of Padar Island
Phinisi among the Komodo islands from above
Candlelit dinner on a deserted beach
Sundeck day beds under a parasol
Cabin with plush linens aboard the phinisi
Phinisi silhouettes at sunset
Begin the conversation

Tailor your five days

From destinations to menus, every journey is shaped around you — and could extend to the reefs of Raja Ampat.