Destinazione: Isola di Sebayur

Sebayur Island sits in the northern reaches of the Komodo archipelago, roughly 30–45 minutes by boat from Labuan Bajo. It comprises two distinct islands — Sebayur Besar (Big Sebayur) and Sebayur Kecil (Small Sebayur) — each with its own character, reef profile, and appeal. Although Sebayur lies directly adjacent to Komodo National Park, the islands themselves sit just outside the formal park boundary

Sebayur Island can be enjoyed year-round, but the ideal time to visit is during the dry season, which runs from April to September. During these months, the weather is more predictable, with clear skies, calm seas, and perfect conditions for snorkeling, diving, and hiking. The dry season also offers the best visibility for underwater activities, allowing you to fully experience the vibrant marine life. Visiting during this time ensures a more comfortable and serene experience, making it the perfect choice for luxury travelers seeking a peaceful retreat.

L'isola di Sebayur è un paradiso per immersioni snorkeling immersioni , con barriere coralline dai colori vivaci e acque cristalline ricche di vita marina. Con le sue spiagge di sabbia bianca e soffice e i tramonti mozzafiato, offre un rifugio di pace e tranquillità. Sebayur è il punto di partenza per avventure indimenticabili nel Parco Nazionale di Komodo, dall'esplorazione delle meraviglie sottomarine all'ammirazione delle bellezze naturali.

Sebayur Island is one of the most accessible highlights of any Komodo cruise — just 30–45 minutes by boat from Labuan Bajo, making it a natural first or final stop on a private yacht charter through the park. There are no public ferries or independent access to Sebayur; the island is reached exclusively by private boat, which means arriving by luxury phinisi is not just the most comfortable option — it is the only one. Komodo Luxury guests reach Sebayur as part of a curated Komodo Island tour or private charter itinerary, departing directly from Labuan Bajo harbour aboard one of our premium fleet vessels. Your captain, crew, and guide handle everything — from anchoring in the island's most rewarding spot to timing your snorkel or dive at the precise moment conditions are at their best.