Riley Phinisi FAQ — Everything About Chartering Riley in Komodo

Book directly with Komodo Luxury, the official operator of Riley Phinisi. Message WhatsApp +62 811-3823-875, email sales@komodoluxury.com, or use the booking page at komodoluxury.com. Send your preferred dates, group size, and number of nights; the team confirms availability, builds your Komodo itinerary, and issues a written quote. A deposit then locks your departure date from Labuan Bajo.

A 50% deposit confirms your Riley Phinisi date, with the remaining 50% balance due 14 days before departure (H-14). Dates are only held once the deposit clears, and Komodo Luxury restates the exact amounts and deadlines in your written booking confirmation. Confirm current terms on WhatsApp +62 811-3823-875 or sales@komodoluxury.com before transferring, and pay only through the channels named in your quote.

The remaining 50% balance is due 14 days before departure (H-14) from Labuan Bajo; peak-season and festive dates can carry earlier deadlines. After your 50% deposit, the invoice from Komodo Luxury states the exact due date, and paying on time keeps the USD 3,350 (2026) or USD 3,800 (2027) nightly rate locked for your dates. Questions go to sales@komodoluxury.com.

Komodo Luxury accepts international bank transfer and major card payments. Rates are quoted in USD — 3,350 per night for 2026, 3,800 for 2027 — and IDR settlement at the prevailing rate can usually be arranged for Indonesian guests. Confirm current options, any card processing fees, and the official account details with sales@komodoluxury.com or WhatsApp +62 811-3823-875, and never pay outside the channels in your written quote.

Cancellation terms scale with notice: the closer to departure you cancel, the less is refundable, and peak dates are stricter. Komodo Luxury puts the full cancellation schedule in your booking confirmation before you pay the 50% deposit, so read it first. Travel insurance that covers charter cancellation is strongly recommended for a booking of this value. For the current policy on your exact dates, ask sales@komodoluxury.com before confirming.

Yes, rescheduling is usually easier than cancelling. With enough notice and open dates on the calendar, Komodo Luxury can move your charter, subject to the rate for the new period — shifting from 2026 to 2027, for example, means the USD 3,800 nightly rate applies. Weather closures ordered by the Labuan Bajo harbormaster are handled differently from voluntary changes. Confirm rebooking terms in writing via WhatsApp +62 811-3823-875.

Book 4-6 months ahead for the July-August peak and the Christmas-New Year window; those weeks sell out first because Riley Phinisi takes only one private group at a time. For shoulder months, 2-3 months is usually enough. From 2027, the park’s daily visitor quota makes early booking safer still, since permits attach to confirmed dates. Check live availability with Komodo Luxury on WhatsApp +62 811-3823-875.

Sometimes. Outside peak weeks, gaps between charters do open up, and Komodo Luxury can confirm a departure within days if the boat is free in Labuan Bajo — full payment is normally required immediately for last-minute dates. Send your dates on WhatsApp +62 811-3823-875 for the fastest availability check. The rate stays USD 3,350 per night in 2026; last-minute does not mean discounted.

No. Riley Phinisi operates exclusively as a full private charter: one booking, one group, up to 10 guests, at USD 3,350 per night in 2026. There are no per-person cabin sales and no open-trip departures, so you never share the boat with strangers. If you want a shared Komodo liveaboard instead, Komodo Luxury operates other vessels with open-trip schedules — ask on WhatsApp +62 811-3823-875.

Riley Phinisi charters at USD 3,350 per night for 2026 departures and USD 3,800 per night for 2027, always as a full private charter. The rate is per boat, not per person, and covers all four cabins for up to 10 guests, the full crew, a private chef, all meals, and snorkeling gear. Komodo National Park fees are extra. Check your dates with Komodo Luxury or WhatsApp +62 811-3823-875.

Per boat, never per person. USD 3,350 per night for 2026 and USD 3,800 for 2027 buys exclusive use of the entire 29-meter phinisi, whether you sail with 2 guests or the full 10. There is no per-person tier and no supplement for filling all four cabins. Only Komodo National Park fees are charged per person, separately from the charter. Confirm your group’s total with Komodo Luxury.

USD 3,800 per night for a private charter in 2027, per boat for up to 10 guests. That is USD 450 above the 2026 rate of USD 3,350, reflecting rising demand for private Komodo charters. Booking a 2026 departure locks the lower rate; 2027 dates are already open through Komodo Luxury. Confirm your season and request a written quote on WhatsApp +62 811-3823-875.

The nightly rate includes the full crew and a private chef, all meals on board, drinking water, snorkeling gear, four air-conditioned en-suite cabins, the deck jacuzzi, and cruising across Komodo National Park highlights such as Padar, Pink Beach, Komodo and Rinca, Manta Point, Taka Makassar, and Kalong. Fuel and standard tender runs are covered. Your written quote from Komodo Luxury itemizes everything before you pay.

Komodo National Park entrance and ranger fees, crew tips, alcoholic drinks, scuba diving add-ons, and your flights and hotels in Labuan Bajo are excluded from the charter rate. Park fees are regulated, charged per person, and paid separately from the boat. Komodo Luxury lists every exclusion in your written quote, so budget these on top of the USD 3,350 nightly rate for 2026 or USD 3,800 for 2027.

USD 6,700 for the boat in 2026 (two nights at USD 3,350) and USD 7,600 in 2027 (two nights at USD 3,800). That covers up to 10 guests, crew, private chef, all meals, and snorkeling gear on a route typically taking in Padar, Pink Beach, Komodo or Rinca dragon trekking, and Manta Point. Park fees are additional. Get an exact itinerary and quote from Komodo Luxury.

USD 10,050 in 2026 (three nights at USD 3,350) and USD 11,400 in 2027 (three nights at USD 3,800), per boat for up to 10 guests. Three nights allows the full circuit: Padar sunrise, Pink Beach, Komodo and Rinca dragon trekking, Manta Point, Taka Makassar, and the Kalong flying-fox sunset. Meals, crew, chef, and snorkeling gear are included; park fees are not. Book via WhatsApp +62 811-3823-875.

The same as for any group size: USD 3,350 per night in 2026 and USD 3,800 in 2027, because Riley Phinisi is chartered per boat. Ten guests is the maximum, sleeping across four cabins — a master cabin for four plus Junior Suite, Luxury, and Deluxe doubles, all with private bathrooms. At full occupancy the 2026 rate works out to USD 335 per person per night with crew, chef, and meals included.

The published rate is flat — USD 3,350 per night in 2026 and USD 3,800 in 2027 regardless of trip length — but longer charters are where a private boat earns its price, reaching quieter anchorages beyond the standard 2-3 night circuit. For 5+ night itineraries or low-season, multi-night requests, ask Komodo Luxury for a tailored quote; any agreed price is confirmed in writing before you pay a deposit.

Riley Phinisi has exactly 4 cabins, all ensuite and air-conditioned: the Master cabin sleeps 4 and includes a private bathroom, private terrace, and sea view; the Junior Suite, Luxury, and Deluxe cabins each sleep 2 with a double bed and private bathroom. Together they host up to 10 guests on a fully private charter through Komodo National Park from Labuan Bajo.

Riley Phinisi accommodates a maximum of 10 guests across its 4 ensuite cabins. The Master cabin sleeps 4, while the Junior Suite, Luxury, and Deluxe cabins sleep 2 each. The 29-meter hull gives those 10 guests generous space, with an on-deck jacuzzi, outdoor dining area, and lounge shared by your private group only — no strangers on board.

Riley Phinisi is 29 meters long with a 5-meter beam — a full-size traditional phinisi schooner. That footprint fits 4 ensuite guest cabins, a deck jacuzzi, an outdoor dining area, and a shaded lounge while carrying no more than 10 guests, so the space-per-guest ratio stays high on a private Komodo National Park charter departing Labuan Bajo.

Riley Phinisi was built in 2020 in Bulukumba, South Sulawesi — the historic home of Buginese shipbuilding — using ulin ironwood and teak. Traditional shipwrights shaped the hull by hand following methods passed down for generations, then the boat was fitted with modern systems: a Mitsubishi 6D16 engine, twin generators, and maritime GPS and VHF navigation. It is one of the younger phinisi operating in Komodo.

Yes. All 4 cabins on Riley Phinisi are ensuite with a private bathroom, so no guest shares facilities. Showers draw from the boat’s 5-ton fresh water tank, refilled in Labuan Bajo before each departure. The Master cabin adds a private terrace and sea view; the Junior Suite, Luxury, and Deluxe cabins each have a double bed with their own bathroom and AC.

Yes, every one of the 4 cabins on Riley Phinisi is air-conditioned, and the AC runs overnight while you sleep at anchor. Power comes from the boat’s two generators — 22 kVA and 30 kVA — so cooling does not depend on the main engine running. Bring a light layer if you sleep cold; the crew can adjust cabin temperature on request.

Yes, Riley Phinisi has a jacuzzi on deck — one of its signature features and uncommon on Komodo boats in this class. It sits alongside the outdoor dining area and lounge on the 29-meter deck, with open views over Komodo National Park anchorages such as Kalong and Taka Makassar. The crew fills and prepares it for you at anchor during the cruise.

At night the Mitsubishi 6D16 main engine is off — Riley Phinisi anchors overnight inside Komodo National Park — so what you hear is one generator running to keep cabin AC on. The generator sits in the engine compartment and produces a low background hum rather than engine noise. Most guests sleep well; very light sleepers may want earplugs, as on any motorized liveaboard.

Riley Phinisi carries a karaoke setup with a full sound system, a 32-inch LED TV, and a shaded lounge, plus the on-deck jacuzzi and an outdoor dining area where the private chef serves meals. Evenings at anchor are when most groups use them — music over dinner, karaoke after, or a film on the TV. The charter is private, so everything is exclusively your group’s, 10 guests maximum.

Four cabin types, one boat: the Master sleeps 4 and is the only cabin with a private terrace and sea view; the Junior Suite and Luxury cabins each sleep 2 with a double bed and porthole view; the Deluxe sleeps 2 with a double bed. All 4 are ensuite with AC. Since Riley Phinisi charters privately for up to 10 guests, your group decides who takes which.

Riley Phinisi cruises Komodo National Park round-trip from Labuan Bajo. A typical charter combines the Padar Island sunrise hike, Pink Beach, ranger-guided Komodo dragon trekking on Komodo or Rinca, snorkeling with manta rays at Manta Point, the Taka Makassar sandbank, and Kalong Island’s flying foxes at dusk. Because the 29m boat is chartered privately for up to 10 guests, the crew adjusts the order and stops to your group and the season.

Yes. Riley Phinisi usually anchors overnight in the bay at Padar so you can start the climb before dawn, ahead of the day boats and the heat. The trail is a stair-stepped path of roughly 30-45 minutes to the famous viewpoint over three crescent bays. After the hike you return to the boat for breakfast, and the crew repositions to Pink Beach or the dragon trekking sites while you rest.

Pink Beach is one of the park’s rare pink-sand beaches, colored by fragments of red coral mixed into the white sand. It sits close to Komodo Island, so Riley Phinisi itineraries usually pair it with the dragon trek on the same day. The house reef directly off the beach is a gentle snorkeling spot, and the crew sets up the tender, snorkel gear, and refreshments for the stop.

Yes. Every standard Riley Phinisi itinerary includes a Komodo dragon trek at Loh Liang on Komodo Island or Loh Buaya on Rinca Island. Park rules require licensed rangers to accompany all visitors; they lead the walk, keep a safe distance from the dragons, and share how the animals live. Treks range from short 30-minute loops to longer trails, chosen to match your group’s fitness and the day’s heat.

Yes, at Manta Point (Karang Makassar), a shallow drift-snorkel site included in nearly every Riley Phinisi itinerary. The crew drops snorkelers up-current, the tender follows alongside, and you glide over the sandy channel where reef mantas feed and visit cleaning stations. Sightings are possible year-round and are typically most frequent in the plankton-rich months around December to March. Snorkeling gear is provided on board.

Taka Makassar is a tiny crescent-shaped sandbank rising out of shallow turquoise water a few minutes from Manta Point. It is one of Komodo National Park’s most photographed spots — essentially a white-sand islet you can walk across in minutes, surrounded by knee-deep lagoon. Riley Phinisi usually combines it with the Manta Point snorkel in the same morning or afternoon; its size varies with the tide, so the crew times the visit.

At dusk, roughly 5:30 to 6:30 pm, when thousands of flying foxes (giant fruit bats) stream out of Kalong Island’s mangroves to feed on Flores. Riley Phinisi anchors nearby so you watch the exodus from the deck — often from the jacuzzi — with the sunset behind them. Kalong sits conveniently between Labuan Bajo and the main park sites, so it is a natural first-night or last-night anchorage.

Three days and two nights is the sweet spot. A 3D2N charter covers all the signature stops — Padar sunrise, Pink Beach, dragon trekking, Manta Point, Taka Makassar, Kalong, and Kelor — at a comfortable pace with time to swim and rest. 2D1N fits the core sights but feels compressed; 4D3N adds northern anchorages and repeat snorkel sessions. Riley Phinisi charters privately from USD 3,350 per night in 2026.

Both cover the signature circuit — Padar, Pink Beach, dragons on Komodo or Rinca, Manta Point, Taka Makassar, Kalong, Kelor. The 4D3N adds a third night at anchor, which buys unhurried mornings, extra snorkel sessions, and reach into quieter northern spots such as Gili Lawa. On a 3D2N the crew sequences tightly to fit everything; on 4D3N you linger where your group is happiest. Per-night pricing is identical: USD 3,350 in 2026.

Yes, fully. Riley Phinisi is a private charter — your group of up to 10 guests has the whole 29m boat, so the route, wake-up times, meal schedule, and how long you stay at each stop are yours to set with the captain. Share your priorities before departure and the crew builds the plan around them. Confirm your preferred route when booking with Komodo Luxury or via WhatsApp +62 811-3823-875.

An early activity first — often the Padar hike or a sunrise swim — then breakfast from the private chef while the boat repositions. Mid-morning brings a snorkel stop such as Manta Point or Taka Makassar, lunch on the outdoor dining deck, then an afternoon landing like Pink Beach or a dragon trek. Evenings are sunset at anchor, the jacuzzi, dinner, and an early night before the next dawn start.

April through November, the dry season, is the best window: calm seas, 25-31°C days, and 20-30 meter visibility at Manta Point and Taka Makassar. July and August sell out first. April-June and September-November deliver the same conditions with fewer boats inside Komodo National Park. The private rate, USD 3,350 per night in 2026, stays flat year-round, so shoulder months are the smart pick.

Manta rays are present in Komodo National Park year-round, but numbers peak December through March, when plankton-rich water draws large aggregations to Manta Point and Taka Makassar. Sightings on dry-season charters from April to November remain very reliable, and Riley Phinisi’s crew times visits to tide windows when mantas feed near the surface. For the biggest groups, book December-February despite occasional rain.

Yes. Riley Phinisi sails December through March too, and Komodo sits in a rain shadow that receives far less rainfall than Bali; showers are usually short and the islands turn dramatically green. Seas are less predictable, with January and February the roughest months, so the captain may resequence stops for comfort. This is also peak manta season, and dates are easier to secure than in July-August.

The captain adjusts, and safety decides. If the harbormaster closes the port or wind makes a crossing unsafe, Riley Phinisi reroutes to sheltered anchorages within Komodo National Park, resequences the itinerary, or waits out the system; full cancellations are rare. If sailing is officially prohibited before departure, Komodo Luxury offers rescheduling. Travel insurance covering weather delay is sensible for December-March charters.

Yes. Riley Phinisi is a 29m phinisi built in 2020 from ulin ironwood and teak by Bulukumba shipwrights, powered by a Mitsubishi 6D16 engine with twin generators for backup power. It carries maritime GPS, VHF radio, life jackets for all 10 guests and a first aid kit, and a full crew sails every charter. Cruises stay within Komodo National Park close to Labuan Bajo, anchoring in sheltered bays each night, and every trip opens with a safety briefing.

Riley Phinisi sails with a full professional crew on every charter: a captain, a private chef, an English-speaking guide and deckhands who handle lines, the tender and water equipment. All crew are included in the private charter rate of USD 3,350 per night (2026). Exact headcount varies slightly by departure, so ask Komodo Luxury for the crew list for your dates. Guests never sail the 29m phinisi themselves — this is a fully crewed charter.

Riley Phinisi carries life jackets for all guests including child sizes, a first aid kit, maritime GPS and VHF radio for constant contact with Labuan Bajo, plus backup power from 22 kVA and 30 kVA generators. The crew runs a safety briefing at boarding covering jacket locations, muster points and excursion rules. For a complete, current equipment list for your specific departure, ask Komodo Luxury — the official operator — before you sail.

Yes. Riley Phinisi stocks life jackets for every guest, including child sizes, and children wear them on tender rides and during snorkeling. Give Komodo Luxury your children’s ages and approximate weights when booking on WhatsApp +62 811-3823-875 so correctly sized jackets are confirmed before departure from Labuan Bajo. The crew fits jackets during the boarding safety briefing and keeps kids under close watch around open deck areas.

Yes — always. Komodo National Park rules require a licensed ranger to lead every dragon trek on Komodo and Rinca islands; walking alone is not permitted. Riley Phinisi’s guide arranges rangers at the station when you land, with ranger fees paid as part of park charges. Follow their instructions exactly: stay with the group, keep the distance they set, and avoid sudden movements. Guests who are menstruating should tell the ranger privately, per standard park guidance.

Rangers control the distance, generally keeping groups at least 5 meters from any dragon and further from active or feeding animals. Close-up shots come from zoom lenses, not from approaching. Treks from Riley Phinisi land at official ranger stations on Komodo and Rinca, where trails and viewing points are managed. Never touch, feed or crouch beside a dragon — they are fast, wild predators. Your ranger sets the safe line at each sighting; follow it.

Yes, at the sites the crew selects. Spots like Pink Beach and Taka Makassar offer calm, shallow snorkeling, while Manta Point can run stronger currents. The guide checks conditions before every entry, times sessions around tides, and accompanies guests in the water; life jackets and snorkeling gear are provided on board. Non-swimmers can float with a jacket near the tender or watch from deck. Always swim where and when the crew says.

The crew administers first aid on board while the captain contacts Labuan Bajo immediately by VHF radio and phone and heads for port. Riley Phinisi cruises only within Komodo National Park, so Labuan Bajo — which has clinics and Siloam Hospital — is typically reachable within a few hours depending on your anchorage. Bring personal medication and travel insurance that covers marine evacuation. Disclose medical conditions to Komodo Luxury at booking and to the crew at the boarding briefing.

Generally yes. Riley Phinisi is a stable 29m yacht with 4 air-conditioned en-suite cabins, and every activity is optional on a private charter — elderly guests can skip the Padar climb and enjoy the deck, jacuzzi and short beach landings instead. Boarding uses steps and tenders, so reasonable mobility is needed; the boat is not wheelchair accessible. Non-swimmers and older guests get life jackets and crew assistance. Discuss specific needs with Komodo Luxury on WhatsApp +62 811-3823-875.

Fly into Komodo Airport (LBJ) in Labuan Bajo, Riley Phinisi’s home port. Direct flights take about 1 hour 15 minutes from Bali (DPS) and roughly 2.5 hours from Jakarta (CGK). The harbor sits 10-15 minutes from the airport, and Komodo Luxury, the official operator, includes airport pickup with every charter. Confirm your flight details at booking via Komodo Luxury or WhatsApp +62 811-3823-875.

It is possible but not recommended. Boarding starts in the morning, and delays or cancellations on Bali and Jakarta routes are common enough that a missed connection costs you a full charter day. Arrive in Labuan Bajo one day early, stay overnight, and board rested. Komodo Luxury can arrange your pre-cruise hotel and transfer when you book via WhatsApp +62 811-3823-875.

Boarding is typically 9:00-10:00 AM from Labuan Bajo harbor after hotel or airport pickup, so the boat reaches its first anchorage by lunch. On the final day, Riley Phinisi returns to port between 10:00 AM and noon, depending on your route through Komodo National Park. Komodo Luxury confirms exact timings before departure and adjusts them to tides and park entry slots.

Yes, if it departs mid-afternoon or later. Riley Phinisi normally docks in Labuan Bajo by midday, so flights from 2:00 PM onward are realistic; morning departures are not. Sea conditions can slow the return crossing, so choose a flexible or changeable fare for the trip home. For short 2D1N itineraries, Komodo Luxury recommends flying out the following day instead.

A valid passport (or KTP for Indonesian citizens) for every guest, including children. Komodo Luxury collects full names, nationalities, and passport numbers before departure to prepare the guest manifest required by the harbormaster and to register your group for Komodo National Park entry. Bring the physical passport on board; rangers and port officials occasionally check documents against the manifest.

Pack light and soft-sided: reef-safe sunscreen (Komodo’s reefs are protected), closed hiking shoes for the Padar and Komodo Island treks, a rash guard for snorkeling, hat, sunglasses, swimwear, and a light layer for evening deck breezes. Add a dry bag for tender rides, seasickness tablets if you are sensitive, and any personal medication. Towels, snorkeling gear, and toiletries are provided on board.

Bring IDR 2-4 million per group in cash for park fees, tips, and incidentals; there are no ATMs or card machines once Riley Phinisi leaves Labuan Bajo. The town has BCA, BNI, BRI, and Mandiri ATMs near the airport and harbor, though they can run empty in peak season, so withdraw a reserve in Bali or Jakarta. The charter itself is paid in advance through Komodo Luxury.

USD 10-20 per guest per day, pooled and handed to the captain to share among the whole crew, is the norm for a private luxury charter; that works out to roughly USD 300-600 total for 10 guests on a three-day trip. Tipping is appreciated, never mandatory, and IDR or USD both work. Riley Phinisi’s crew includes a private chef, deckhands, and guides who all share the pool.

Expect limited connectivity rather than office-grade internet. Riley Phinisi relies on cellular signal, which is decent around Labuan Bajo, Kelor, and parts of Padar but drops to nothing in the park’s western anchorages. Telkomsel has the strongest coverage across Komodo, so buy a local SIM or eSIM before boarding if you must stay reachable. Most guests treat the days at sea as a deliberate disconnect.

No. The private charter rate, USD 3,350 per night in 2026 and USD 3,800 per night in 2027, covers the boat, crew, private chef, meals, and snorkeling gear, but Komodo National Park entrance, ranger, and activity fees are charged on top, per person. Komodo Luxury itemizes these fees in your quote, so nothing is hidden. Confirm current amounts via WhatsApp +62 811-3823-875.

Budget around IDR 650,000 per person for Komodo National Park fees, covering entrance plus the small ranger, trekking, snorkeling, and conservation charges applied per activity and per day. Park fees have changed several times in recent years, so verify the current schedule with Komodo Luxury when booking; the operator collects and pays all fees for you, so you never queue at the park office.

Based on regulations announced through 2026, 2027 brings a daily visitor quota of roughly 1,000 people, mandatory advance online permit booking through the park’s official system, and timed entry slots at busy sites such as Padar Island. For Riley Phinisi guests the practical effect is simple: book earlier. Komodo Luxury, the official operator, secures all permits and entry slots as part of your charter.

Yes. Under the rules taking effect for 2027, every visitor must hold a pre-booked online permit, and popular sites operate on timed entry within the daily quota. You do not handle this yourself: Komodo Luxury registers each Riley Phinisi guest and locks in permits once your charter is confirmed. Reserve peak dates several months ahead at komodoluxury.com.

Only with a permit. Drone flying inside Komodo National Park requires prior approval from the park office, and rangers do stop unauthorized flights at Padar and Komodo Island. Tell Komodo Luxury at booking that you plan to fly; they will advise on the current application, fee, and no-fly zones. Flying over the boat in open water outside park boundaries is unrestricted.

Yes. Commercial photography and filming inside Komodo National Park, including brand shoots, paid influencer campaigns, and documentaries, require a separate filming permit from the park authority, distinct from tourist entry; processing can take a week or more. Personal holiday photos and videos need nothing extra. If your charter involves commercial content, notify Komodo Luxury early so the paperwork is ready.

Yes. rileyphinisi.com is the official website dedicated to the Riley Phinisi yacht, with verified specifications, itineraries, and rates published straight from the operator. Riley is part of the Komodo Luxury fleet, and all bookings are confirmed through the official channels: komodoluxury.com, WhatsApp +62 811-3823-875, or sales@komodoluxury.com. Third-party listings may show outdated cabin counts or prices; this site and komodoluxury.com are the source of truth.

Riley Phinisi is operated by Komodo Luxury, a Labuan Bajo-based charter company running Komodo National Park cruises since 2015. Komodo Luxury manages a fleet of 17+ phinisi yachts, including the top-rated Ayvara and Malca and the flagship Komodo Signature, alongside Riley. The company handles the boat, crew, permits, provisioning, and your itinerary end to end, so one operator is accountable for the entire charter.

Official bookings run through komodoluxury.com — the operator’s booking platform — or directly via WhatsApp +62 811-3823-875 and sales@komodoluxury.com. Booking direct gives you the official rate with no reseller markup, written terms from the company that actually runs the boat, and live access to the real calendar. A 50% deposit confirms your date, with the balance due 14 days before departure.

Because it combines fleet depth with single-operator accountability. Komodo Luxury has run Komodo National Park charters since 2015, operates 17+ yachts from open-trip boats to the flagship Komodo Signature, and its 3D2N itineraries — Padar sunrise, Pink Beach, dragon trekking, Manta Point, Taka Makassar, Kalong — are refined across thousands of departures. Crews sail these waters year-round, permits and park fees are handled in-house, and top-rated boats like Ayvara and Malca consistently earn the fleet its reputation.

Yes. Because Riley is one of 17+ yachts in the Komodo Luxury fleet, the team can offer comparable alternatives for your dates — from the top-rated Ayvara and Malca to the flagship Komodo Signature, or open-trip vessels if you prefer a shared departure. Send your dates and group size to WhatsApp +62 811-3823-875 and the team matches you to the best available boat at the official rate.