Lamborajo Fleet 1, 2 & 3: Full Specs, Cabins and 2027 Rates

Lamborajo is a three-boat Labuan Bajo fleet, not one vessel. Lamborajo I carries up to 24 guests in 6 cabins with shared bathrooms, Lamborajo II up to 25 guests in 8 cabins, and Lamborajo III — 38 m long, 6.8 m wide — up to 22 guests in 8 en-suite cabins. Whole-boat charter for 3D2N starts at USD 3,700.

Most people who search “Lamborajo 1”, “Lamborajo 2” or “Lamborajo 3” are trying to work out one thing: which of the three boats fits their group and their budget. This page answers that with the actual published rate card, cabin counts and guest capacities — no enquiry form in the way.

The three boats share a harbour, a crew culture and a route, but they are genuinely different products. One is a big, sociable semi-phinisi built for group trips at the lowest cost per head. One is the mid-tier all-rounder with a jacuzzi and water toys. One is the flagship cruise yacht. Getting that choice right matters more than any other decision in a Komodo trip.

Lamborajo I, II and III side by side

Lamborajo fleet comparison — published specifications and 3D2N whole-boat charter starting rates (rate card current 1 August 2026, for 2026–2027 sailings)
VesselTypeCabinsMax guestsBathroomsJacuzziDimensions3D2N charter from
Lamborajo ISemi-phinisi cruise yacht624SharedNoNot published — request spec sheetUSD 3,700
Lamborajo IICruise yacht825Private / en-suiteYesNot published — request spec sheetUSD 6,550
Lamborajo IIICruise yacht (flagship)822Private / en-suiteYes38 m × 6.8 m, cruising 7–10 knotsUSD 8,650

Two details in that table are worth pausing on. First, Lamborajo I carries more guests than Lamborajo III (24 versus 22) in fewer cabins (6 versus 8). That is the whole trade: the older boat sleeps people densely and shares bathrooms; the flagship gives every cabin its own. Second, we publish “not published” rather than inventing hull dimensions for I and II. Length and beam for those two are not in our public spec sheet; the reservations desk will send the naval measurements on request.

The full 2027 charter rate card

These are whole-boat prices. You are hiring the vessel, her crew and her galley — not a seat. The tiers work on group size, and above 20 guests each additional person is charged at the per-person supplement in the last column.

Lamborajo whole-boat charter rates in USD, by vessel, duration and group size
VesselDuration1–12 guests13–16 guests17–20 guestsEach extra guest
Lamborajo I2D1NUSD 3,400USD 3,500USD 3,700USD 200
3D2NUSD 3,700USD 3,850USD 4,000USD 220
4D3NUSD 4,100USD 4,200USD 4,400USD 250
Lamborajo II2D1NUSD 5,800USD 6,300USD 6,900USD 250
3D2NUSD 6,550USD 7,150USD 7,750USD 300
4D3NUSD 7,600USD 8,350USD 9,250USD 350
Lamborajo III2D1NUSD 7,900USD 8,400USD 8,950USD 250
3D2NUSD 8,650USD 9,250USD 9,850USD 300
4D3NUSD 9,650USD 10,450USD 11,300USD 350

Worked example, because the tiers confuse people: a group of 24 on Lamborajo I for 3D2N pays the 17–20 tier of USD 4,000, plus four extra guests at USD 220 each, for a total of USD 4,880. Divided across 24 people that is about USD 203 per person for three days and two nights aboard, including crew and meals. A full boat of 22 on Lamborajo III for the same duration comes to USD 9,850 + (2 × USD 300) = USD 10,450, or roughly USD 475 per person.

Cabins and who sleeps where

Cabin configuration and comfort by vessel
VesselCabinsGuests per cabin (typical)BathroomAir conditioningDeck facilities
Lamborajo I6Up to 4 in the larger cabinsShared restroomYesSundeck, indoor + outdoor dining, karaoke
Lamborajo II82–3Private restroomYesJacuzzi, sundeck with beanbags, indoor + outdoor dining, karaoke, Bluetooth sound, 1 banana boat, 1 kayak
Lamborajo III82–3Private restroomYesJacuzzi, sundeck, bar, indoor lounge, paddle board, snorkelling and diving equipment

Every vessel carries snorkelling gear, beach towels and diving equipment, and every itinerary includes tender transfers to each landing. Karaoke on I and II is not a joke feature — on Indonesian family and corporate charters it is one of the most-used items on board.

Which Lamborajo is best for you?

  • Best for large groups on a budget — Lamborajo I. At roughly USD 200 per person for 3D2N with 24 aboard, nothing else in the harbour with a crew, a galley and a licence gets close. You accept shared bathrooms.
  • Best all-rounder — Lamborajo II. Eight en-suite cabins, jacuzzi, kayak and banana boat, and the widest capacity band (25). The natural pick for a mixed family group or a 15–20 person company trip.
  • Best for comfort and photography — Lamborajo III. The 38-metre hull is noticeably steadier in the open water between Kalong and Padar, the bar and lounge give you somewhere to be that is not a cabin, and 22 guests across 8 cabins means real space.
  • Best for couples and solo travellers — none of the above as a charter. If you are two people, hiring a whole boat makes no sense. Ask about a share-trip cabin instead, or look at scheduled departures.

Lamborajo is operated and marketed by Komodo Luxury, a Labuan Bajo–based charter operator running since 2015 and part of Juara Holding Group. If you want to see how these three sit against the wider set of vessels sailing the same park — phinisi, motor yachts and liveaboards — the Labuan Bajo luxury collection is the broader catalogue. For the fleet’s own route detail, see our 3D2N departure times and inclusions, the Lombok to Komodo crossing, and the Lamborajo FAQ hub.

Frequently asked questions

How many boats does Lamborajo have?
Three: Lamborajo I, Lamborajo II and Lamborajo III. They sail the same Komodo National Park routes from Labuan Bajo but differ in size, cabin count and price. Combined maximum capacity across the fleet is 71 guests.
What is the cheapest Lamborajo charter?
Lamborajo I at USD 3,400 for a 2D1N whole-boat charter with up to 12 guests. The cheapest per-person figure comes from filling her: 24 guests on a 3D2N charter works out at roughly USD 203 each.
Which Lamborajo has en-suite bathrooms?
Lamborajo II and Lamborajo III. Both list private restrooms with every cabin. Lamborajo I uses shared restrooms, which is the main reason her charter rate sits so far below the other two.
How big is Lamborajo III?
38 metres long and 6.8 metres wide, with a cruising speed of 7–10 knots. She carries 22 guests in 8 cabins and has a jacuzzi, sundeck, bar and indoor lounge.
Are these prices per person or for the whole boat?
Whole boat. USD 6,550 for Lamborajo II on 3D2N buys the entire vessel for up to 12 guests, including crew, meals, snorkelling gear and tender transfers. Komodo National Park entrance fees are charged separately.
What is not included in the charter rate?
Komodo National Park entrance and ranger fees, flights to Labuan Bajo, alcohol beyond what you arrange, dive packages with tanks and a divemaster, and crew gratuities. Everything else — cabin, meals, crew, standard snorkelling — is in the rate.
Can I book a single cabin instead of the whole boat?
On scheduled share-trip departures, yes. Cabin-by-cabin selling depends on the calendar rather than the boat, so message the reservations desk with your dates and we will tell you which vessel has an open departure.
Do the rates change by season?
The published charter card above is the standing 2026–2027 rate. Peak windows — roughly mid-June to August, plus Christmas and New Year — sell out first and can carry surcharges, so confirm the current figure when you request dates.

Ready to hold a boat and a date? Message Komodo Luxury on WhatsApp +62 811 3823 875 or email [email protected] with your dates, group size and preferred vessel — Lamborajo I, II or III — and the reservations desk will confirm availability and the current rate.

Specifications and rates on this page are taken from the operator’s own published Lamborajo rate card, current 1 August 2026, and apply to 2026–2027 sailings. Park fees are set by regulation and charged separately. Confirm the live rate before transferring a deposit.

Lamborajo I, II, and III are proudly operated as part of the Komodo Luxury fleet — official rates, availability, and booking at komodoluxury.com. · Komodo Luxury (official) · [email protected]