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USD 300 per person, shared 3D2N cabin
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Private Reise
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Bali → Komodo
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Reiseziel Highlights
Komodo National Park covers about 1,733 km² of islands and sea in its UNESCO listing (some official summaries cite up to 1,817 km²), of which roughly 603 km² is land. Three major islands anchor the map - Komodo, Rinca and Padar - surrounded by dozens of smaller islands and reefs, with Labuan Bajo on Flores as the only gateway port. This page is the working map: where everything sits, how the park is zoned, how far each spot is from Labuan Bajo, and the distances between spots that decide your route order.
Read the park west to east, the way every boat does:
These are the working numbers our crews use daily, rounded; actual times shift with sea state, tide and vessel. Speedboat means a modern fast boat; phinisi means a traditional sailing yacht at cruising speed.
| From Labuan Bajo to | Entfernung | Schnellboot | Phinisi |
|---|---|---|---|
| Insel Kelor | ±10 km | 25-30 min | 1-1.5 hr |
| Kanawa | ±15 km | 30-45 min | ±1.5 hr |
| Insel Sebayur | ±17 km | ±45 min | 1.5-2 hr |
| Insel Kalong | ±20 km | 45-60 min | ±2 hr |
| Rinca Island (Loh Buaya) | ±22 km | 45-60 min | ±2 hr |
| Padar | ±30 km | 1-1.5 hr | ±3 hr |
| Insel Siaba | ±33 km | ±1.5 hr | 3-3.5 hr |
| Pink Beach (Komodo) | ±35 km | ±1.5 hr | ±3.5 hr |
| Manta Point (Karang Makassar) | ±35 km | ±1.5 hr | ±3.5 hr |
| Taka Makassar | ±36 km | 1.5-2 hr | 3.5-4 hr |
| Batu Bolong | ±37 km | 1.5-2 hr | ±4 hr |
| Komodo Island (Loh Liang) | ±40 km | ±2 hr | 4-4.5 hr |
The central cluster is tight - the expensive miles are getting out there, not moving between spots:
| Bein | Speedboat time |
|---|---|
| Padar → Pink Beach | 30-40 min |
| Pink Beach → Loh Liang (Komodo) | 20-30 min |
| Taka Makassar → Manta Point | 10-15 min |
| Manta Point → Siaba | ±20 min |
| Kelor → Rinca (Loh Buaya) | 30-40 min |
| Rinca → Kalong (sunset leg) | ±20 min |
That geometry produces the two classic routes: the day-trip loop (Padar sunrise → Pink Beach → Manta Point → Taka Makassar → home) and the 3D2N lap, which adds Rinca or Loh Liang dragon treks, a Kalong sunset and empty golden-hour swims at Siaba - the reason most guests who can spare two nights choose a 3D2N sailing itinerary. Plan ahead: most guests reserve about two months before departure.
The park authority divides Komodo's waters and islands into zones, and your captain routes around them: core and wilderness zones (fully protected, no visitor landing), tourism-use zones (the landings and dive sites on this page), traditional-use and settlement zones (local fishing grounds and the villages inside the park), plus pelagic and research zones. Entry is set under Government Regulation No. 36/2024 as displayed by the Balai, IDR 250,000 per international visitor per day; current rates and the changelog are on our entrance fees page.
Wild Komodo dragons live on five areas of the map: Komodo Island, Rinca, the small islands of Gili Motang and Nusa Kode, and parts of western Flores outside the park. Padar has no resident population, and the beach-and-reef islands (Kelor, Kanawa, Sebayur, Siaba, Taka Makassar) are dragon-free visitor sites. Treks to see them run from two ranger stations only: Loh Liang on Komodo and Loh Buaya on Rinca. For the species itself - size, venom, behavior - see the Komodo dragon encyclopedia.
Labuan Bajo (airport code LBJ) is the sole gateway: about 1 hour 10 minutes by air from Bali, with the harbor ten minutes from the terminal. There is no airstrip inside the park and no ferry-hopping shortcut worth planning around - every spot above is reached by boat from Labuan Bajo, which is why the distance tables, not the flight, shape your itinerary.
Komodo Luxury (PT Komodo Bahari Nusantara, operating since 2015) runs daily departures from Labuan Bajo with a fleet of 9 owned phinisi and more than 200 vetted partner yachts, rated 4.9/5 by over 1,500 guests. Itineraries are private-guide led and priced in USD. Reach the team on WhatsApp at +62 811-3823-875 or at [email protected].
The distances above are constant; the comfort of covering them is not. In the dry season (April-November) the southeast trades blow steadily, the central channel stays workable and the classic loops run daily. In the northwest-wind months (roughly January-February) crews re-order the same map - sheltering behind Rinca's east coast, favoring lee-side landings like Siaba and the gateway islands, and running the exposed Padar-Pink Beach leg in the morning calm. The park never closes; the route order just rotates around the wind, which is exactly the judgment call you hire a local captain for. Divers read the map by season too: the central channel fires year-round, while the plankton-rich months around December-March bring the manta aggregations to Karang Makassar at their densest.
The park is a lived-in landscape, not an empty one: Komodo village sits on Komodo Island's east coast, Papagarang and Rinca villages on their own islands, all inside traditional-settlement zones that predate the park. Their fishing platforms and colorful boats are part of the seascape you cruise through, and several of our routes pass close enough for guests to understand the park as these communities' home waters - another reason routes follow the zoning map rather than straight lines.
About 1,733 km² in the UNESCO listing (some official summaries cite up to 1,817 km²), of which roughly 603 km² is land spread over Komodo, Rinca, Padar and dozens of smaller islands.
Komodo Island, Rinca, Gili Motang and Nusa Kode inside the park, plus parts of western Flores outside it. Visitor treks run only from Loh Liang (Komodo) and Loh Buaya (Rinca).
About 40 km to the Loh Liang ranger station: roughly 2 hours by speedboat or 4-4.5 hours by phinisi at cruising speed.
You can see the central cluster - Padar, Pink Beach, Manta Point, Taka Makassar - in one long day. Dragon treks plus the outer sites need at least two nights on the water.
Yes - the central channel holds the marquee sites: Manta Point (Karang Makassar), Batu Bolong and Siaba, all within 15-20 minutes of each other by speedboat.
Weitere einzigartige Charter-Erlebnisse
Jede Reise mit Komodo Luxury ist eine private Angelegenheit. Von der handgefertigten Eleganz eines traditionellen Phinisi zur schnittigen Leistungsfähigkeit eines modernen Katamaran – Unsere Flotte für Gäste zusammengestellt, die nichts Geringeres als das Außergewöhnliche erwarten. Wählen Sie Ihr Schiff, legen Sie Ihren Reiseverlauf fest und lassen Sie den indonesischen Archipel ganz nach Ihren Vorstellungen auf sich wirken.
Planen Sie insgesamt mindestens 5–6 Tage ein: 1 Tag für die Bali-Labuan Bajo Flug und das Einsteigen auf das Boot, 3 Tage an Bord des Bootes zur Erkundung der „ Komodo Nationalpark “ sowie 1 Tag für die Rückreise. Fügen Sie zusätzliche Tage hinzu, Labuan Bajo oder für eine Flores Überlandtour ergibt eine abwechslungsreichere 7–10-tägige „ Reiseverlauf “-Reise mit kulturellen Erlebnissen und Erkundungen des Hochlands.
Die meisten unserer Gäste für das Jahr 2027 planen ihren Komodo-Aufenthalt im gleichen Atemzug wie Bali: zuerst die internationalen Flüge, dann das Boot und schließlich die Villa, je nach verbleibender Zeit. Flüge von Bali bis Labuan Bajo finden den ganzen Vormittag über statt, sodass sich eine Etappe mit „2D1N“ oder „ 3 Tage 2 Nächte “ nahtlos in einen zweiwöchigen Bali Aufenthalt ein – und da die Parkzugänge für 2027 begrenzt sind (siehe den Leitfaden zu den Kontingenten für 2027), ist der Komodo-Abschnitt nun der am wenigsten flexible Teil einer Bali Reise: Legen Sie diesen Teil frühzeitig fest und planen Sie den Inselaufenthalt darum herum.
Ja – es gibt täglich Anschlussflüge am Vormittag, und in der Spätsaison ist auf unseren Booten mehr Platz. Die Einschiffung ist auf die Ankunftszeiten am Vormittag abgestimmt, sodass der Anschluss in den „ Reiseverlauf “ eingeplant ist.
Wenn Sie Ihre internationalen Flüge buchen: Schulferien und Feiertagswochen sind zuerst weg – der Charterkalender 2027 zeigt, welche Zeitfenster für 2027 bereits ausgebucht sind.
Last updated: 17 August 2026 — reviewed by the Komodo Luxury fleet desk. See the fleet rate card and company facts.
