The 3D2N Komodo tour is a 3-day, 2-night yacht charter through Komodo National Park — private boats from USD 5,300 per yacht / night, shared cabins from USD 300-850 per person / voyage. Departing Labuan Bajo, a 90-minute flight from Bali, it covers Padar Island, the Komodo dragons, Pink Beach, Taka Makassar, and Manta Point.
Quick facts: 3 days, 2 nights; private charter from USD 5,300 per yacht / night; shared cabins from USD 300-850 per person / voyage; weekday departures from USD 220 per person / voyage; departs Labuan Bajo; best season April-November; rated 4.9/5 by 1,500+ travelers.
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Our 3D2N Komodo Island tour brings you to the heart of Komodo's beauty, all while enjoying high-end amenities and seamless service.
This Komodo luxury tour takes you on guided treks, stunning snorkeling spots, and iconic sites like Padar Island and Pink Beach. Departing Labuan Bajo — a 90-minute flight from Bali — it is perfect for travelers seeking a well-rounded, luxurious adventure in just three days.
Three days is the classic shape of a private Komodo charter: long enough for every signature stop, short enough to fit a Bali itinerary. This is how our captains sequence it.
Board mid-morning at Labuan Bajo harbour, cruise out past Bidadari, and warm up with the short, steep climb on Kelor Island — your first panorama of the archipelago. Snorkel the house reef at Manjarite over lunch, then anchor off Kalong Island at dusk as tens of thousands of flying foxes stream out for the night hunt.
The flagship day starts before light: the Padar Island viewpoint at sunrise, before the day boats arrive. Pink Beach follows for a slow breakfast and snorkel, then the ranger-guided dragon trek at Loh Liang on Komodo Island. Afternoon is for the water — Manta Point when the current runs right, Taka Makassar sandbar when it does not.
A gentle final morning: turtles over the seagrass at Siaba Besar or a last reef at Sebayur, brunch on deck, and the cruise home to Labuan Bajo by early afternoon — in time for the evening flight to Bali.
| Format | What you book | Published from-rate |
|---|---|---|
| Share cabin (open trip) | A private cabin on a scheduled 3D2N departure | from USD 300 per person |
| Deluxe private charter | The whole phinisi, entry-luxury tier | from USD 5,300 per yacht / night |
| VIP private charter | Larger hulls, e.g. Elbark Cruise 3D2N | from USD 8,400 per trip |
| Market context | Komodo charter market median | USD 7,150 per yacht / night |
Government fees are itemized separately on every quote: the Komodo National Park dated entry ticket is IDR 650,000 (≈ USD 40) per person.
Private buys you the schedule: sunrise Padar, unhurried snorkel stops, and a boat that waits for you. Travelling solo or as a couple on a budget line, the Komodo open trip 3D2N share cabin delivers the same route on a fixed departure.
Our reservation ledger median is 74 days before departure; July-August and the festive window sell out four to six months out.
Fully, on private charters — swap Manta Point for Gili Lawa, add a dive day, or start from a different anchorage. Every boat format is compared on our Komodo boat tour pillar.
Three days buys the northern Komodo National Park loop — Padar, Pink Beach, Loh Liang and the reef line — deliberately without Rinca: that fourth-day island is exactly what separates this itinerary from the 4D3N ("add a day, add Rinca").
First stop out of harbour: a ten-minute summit scramble with the whole archipelago laid out behind you — short, steep and the perfect legs-stretcher after boarding.
At dusk the mangrove island empties its colony: tens of thousands of flying foxes streaming across a red sky. Your boat anchors in the channel for front-row viewing at dinner.
A three-kilometre rubble drift where reef mantas queue at cleaning stations. On the 3D2N you snorkel it as a drift — the boat drops you up-current and collects you down-line; wetsuit optional, reef hook unnecessary, guides in the water.
Sheltered seagrass bowl with green turtles grazing in twos and threes — the calmest snorkel of the loop and the one the crew saves for tired legs on day three.
The farewell reef: hard-coral gardens on a gentle slope, ten minutes from the homeward line to Labuan Bajo.
| Day | Anchorages | Activities | Hours under way |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Kelor → Manjarite → Kalong | Hike, snorkel, bat sunset | 3-4 h |
| Day 2 | Padar → Pink Beach → Loh Liang → Manta Point | Sunrise hike, beach, dragon trek, manta drift | 4-5 h |
| Day 3 | Siaba Besar → Sebayur → Labuan Bajo | Turtles, last reef, return | 3 h |
First-timers who want every signature stop; long-weekenders from Bali (fly out Friday, back Monday); honeymooners with short leave. If your list includes Rinca or diving, step up a duration.
Private charter: 2 nights × from USD 5,300 per yacht per night at the entry-luxury tier — an example total from USD 10,600 per yacht (full rate table on the Komodo yacht charter hub). Shared: cabins from USD 300 per person on the open trip. Park fees are itemized separately: the dated entry ticket is IDR 650,000 (≈ USD 40) per person.
From USD 300 per person shared, or from roughly USD 10,600 per yacht as a 2-night private example total at published from-rates — final quotes depend on vessel and date.
For the northern signature loop, yes — Padar, Pink Beach, dragons and mantas all fit. It is not enough for Rinca, the dive sites or the quiet south; those live on longer itineraries.
Same route, different ownership of the clock: private means your schedule and sunrise Padar before the fleet; the open trip runs fixed departures with share cabins — its page covers that format in full.
Yes — the first morning flight to Labuan Bajo makes a same-day midday boarding routine; check the month-by-month season grid for timing and the permit guide for tickets.
For 2027, plan around trip length first: the 3D2N is the format that balances everything, and it closes earlier than day formats because two nights of cabins compound across a season with capped park entries (see the 2027 quota guide — the mechanics live there). Shorter trips stay flexible much later; longer ones close first.
Two nights is the sweet spot late in the year — seas are calm, and the extra morning means Padar at sunrise without another boat in the bay (Komodo in September).
Yes — multi-night departures close first under the 2027 entry cap; the 2027 charter calendar tracks which windows are moving.
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