The Komodo Island to Sumbawa Boat Trip is an 8-day, 7-night private phinisi expedition, round trip from Labuan Bajo, quoted per expedition. It pairs Komodo National Park — Padar, the Komodo dragons, Pink Beach, Manta Point — with Sumbawa's wild side: volcanic Sangeang, Satonda's crater lake, Moyo Island's Mata Jitu Waterfall, and Medang. Whole-boat charters across our network of 9 owned and 200+ vetted partner yachts range USD 1,800-30,000 per yacht / night; your tour specialist tailors the yacht, route, and quote to your party and season.
Dive into a world of luxury and exploration on our Komodo Island to Sumbawa Boat Trip. A luxurious Phinisi boat, equipped with the best amenities, blends the thrill of discovery with the indulgence of world-class comfort. As you cruise through the mesmerizing waters of Komodo National Park and Sumbawa, every moment is crafted to perfection. Elevate your adventure with a touch of luxury and make every second unforgettable.
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Dive pristine reefs, trek remote islands, and encounter wildlife during our luxury sailing tours.
Enjoy an 8-day, 7-night luxury phinisi tour through Komodo National Park and Sumbawa, offering a blend of adventure and relaxation. Trek Padar Island for panoramic views, see Komodo dragons in their natural habitat, and snorkel at Manjarite Island, Kelor Island, Pink Beach, Taka Makassar, and Manta Point. The journey continues to Pulau Sangeang, a volcanic island, and Pulau Moyo, a lush island home to the breathtaking Mata Jitu Waterfall. On a luxurious phinisi yacht, you can dive to world-class sites or enjoy private beach experiences!
The crossing runs as a private charter: 7 nights × from USD 5,300 per yacht per night — example total from USD 37,100 per yacht at entry-luxury rates (compare charter classes and rates). Park fees are itemized separately: the dated entry ticket is IDR 650,000 (≈ USD 40) per person.
Repeat Komodo guests who want a new map; waterfall chasers — Mata Jitu on Moyo is the amphitheatre cascade the route is quietly famous for; and anyone who wants Satonda's crater lake, a saltwater bowl inside a volcano, on their morning swim list.
The Sape Strait between Komodo and Sumbawa is a genuine passage — currents funnel between the islands, and our captains time it on the tide. The dry season (April-November) gives the settled windows; in the wet months the crossing still runs, routed and timed by the operations desk day by day. Exact seasonal windows are confirmed per departure.
The crossing pairs both ways: run it as the western extension of the 9D8N expedition, or fold it into the 11D10N for the full arc. Season logic lives in our best time to visit Komodo guide.
Eight days, seven nights on the standard route — the crossing itself is broken by Banta, Sangeang, Moyo and Satonda so no single leg exceeds a comfortable day's sail.
April to November, when the Sape Strait runs settled; shoulder-month departures are timed to tide windows by the operations desk.
From roughly USD 37,100 per yacht as a 7-night example total at published from-rates — quoted per vessel and date.
Banta, Sangeang, Moyo (Mata Jitu waterfall) and Satonda's crater lake — with the Komodo National Park circuit opening the route.
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