A 7-day expedition from Komodo to Misool
A custom-built phinisi carries you to remote anchorages, untouched islands and village life in Komodo, the Lesser Sundas and Raja Ampat.
Seven days from the dragons of Komodo to the karst lagoons of Misool and the Spice Islands of Banda — far beyond conventional reach.
Labuan Bajo to Ambon · seven days
Seven days, three seas
Overnight passages link Komodo, remote Flores, southern Raja Ampat and Banda Neira.
Day 1Embarkation in Labuan Bajo
Meet your crew of 14, sail about three hours to Kelor Island and snorkel coral gardens in 28°C water.
Day 2Komodo dragons and Padar
Trek Rinca with rangers to see Komodo dragons, then climb Padar for its three crescent beaches and relax on Pink Beach.
Day 3Remote Flores and beyond
Two guided dives among pelagics and manta rays, then a respectful visit to a remote coastal village on Lembata or Pantar.
Day 4Misool, southern Raja Ampat
Swim through Misool’s Boo Windows, drift along soft-coral walls and paddleboard limestone lagoons to ancient rock art.
Day 5Raja Ampat immersion
Dive Magic Mountain or Nudi Rock, then visit a traditional village of around 500 people before stargazing on the upper deck.
Day 6Banda Neira, the Spice Islands
Explore Fort Belgica, built in 1611, then hike the Gunung Api volcano or snorkel its hot springs before a farewell dinner.
Day 7Disembarkation near Ambon
A leisurely breakfast on deck, then a private transfer to Ambon Pattimura International Airport for your onward flight.
Seven days, remembered
A yacht equal to the journey
A 55-metre custom-built phinisi with a crew of 14 — private chef, dive master and expedition leader — carrying a medical kit and satellite communication.
Charter rates for such a vessel typically begin at USD 18,000 per day.
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