Lamborajo 1: Cabins, Capacity, Deck Life & 2027 Rates

Lamborajo 1 is the value workhorse of the three-boat Lamborajo fleet: a semi-phinisi cruise yacht with 6 cabins, shared bathrooms and berths for up to 24 guests, chartered as a whole boat from USD 3,400 for 2D1N. Filled with a full group, it delivers the lowest cost per head of any vessel in the fleet — roughly USD 200 per person for a 3D2N Komodo sailing.

Nobody charters Lamborajo 1 for the jacuzzi — she does not have one. You charter her because she sleeps two dozen people, feeds them three times a day, sails the same Padar–Pink Beach–dragon route as boats costing three times as much, and does it at a per-head price that scheduled seat-sellers on the harbour struggle to match. This page gives you her real numbers: cabins, capacity, the published rate card and the arithmetic behind it.

Lamborajo 1 at a glance

Lamborajo 1 — published specifications, 2026–2027 season
Item	Detail
Type	Semi-phinisi cruise yacht
Cabins	6
Maximum guests	24
Bathrooms	Shared
Jacuzzi	No
Hull dimensions	Not published — spec sheet on request
Home port	Labuan Bajo harbour, Flores
Charter basis	Whole boat only, with crew, galley and snorkelling gear

The cabin-to-guest ratio is the honest headline. Six cabins for 24 people means most cabins sleep four, and bathrooms are shared between cabins rather than en-suite. That is precisely why the boat is priced the way she is. Groups that want a private bathroom behind every door should read the Lamborajo 2 page; groups optimising for cost per person should keep reading.

Lamborajo 1 charter rates 2027

These are whole-boat prices from the operator’s published card. You hire the vessel, not a seat. Tiers move with group size, and above 20 guests each additional person pays the supplement in the last column.

Lamborajo 1 whole-boat charter rates in USD, 2026–2027 sailings
Duration	1–12 guests	13–16 guests	17–20 guests	Each extra guest (to 24)
2D1N	USD 3,400	USD 3,500	USD 3,700	USD 200
3D2N	USD 3,700	USD 3,850	USD 4,000	USD 220
4D3N	USD 4,100	USD 4,200	USD 4,400	USD 250

What that means per person

Simple division, not a separate product: a 3D2N charter with 12 guests is USD 3,700 ÷ 12 ≈ USD 308 each. With 20 guests, USD 4,000 ÷ 20 = USD 200 each. At the full 24, USD 4,000 + (4 × USD 220) = USD 4,880, about USD 203 each — three days, two nights, all meals, full crew. The complete group arithmetic across all three boats is on the cost per person for groups page.

What is included — and what is not

Included: the whole vessel and crew, all meals from the galley, drinking water, snorkelling equipment, tender transfers to beaches and trailheads, and airport or hotel transfer in Labuan Bajo.
Not included: Komodo National Park fees (the regulated entrance component under PP No. 36/2024 is IDR 250,000 per foreign visitor per visit), ranger and local charges collected at the park, flights, alcohol, diving and crew gratuities.

Who Lamborajo 1 is right for

Three groups keep this boat busy. Big friend groups and extended families who would rather spend on an extra day at sea than on brass fittings. Offices sending 12 to 24 staff on a company outing, where budget-per-head is the number that gets signed off. And travellers who priced scheduled per-seat departures, did the maths, and realised a full charter costs less per person once the group passes roughly twelve people.

She is the wrong boat for couples wanting privacy, for anyone who will not accept a shared bathroom, and for groups of eight or fewer — at that size the charter split rises above USD 450 each and a scheduled cabin is usually the better buy. Larger and more private vessels sit above this fleet with the wider Komodo boat charter fleet.

Route and boarding

Lamborajo 1 sails the standard Komodo circuit out of Labuan Bajo: Padar viewpoint, Pink Beach, a ranger-guided dragon trek on Komodo or Rinca, and the manta channel, with Kalong Island’s sunset bat exodus on multi-day itineraries. Boarding follows the fleet pattern — hotel pick-up from 08:00, pier check-in from about 09:00, departure between 09:30 and 10:30. Day-by-day timings are on the 3D2N departure times page, and seasonal sea conditions on the 2027 sailing schedule.

Lamborajo 1 — frequently asked questions

How many people can sleep on Lamborajo 1?

Up to 24 guests in 6 cabins. Most cabins sleep four, and bathrooms are shared. The 24-guest figure is the licensed berth count, not a deck-space estimate.

How much does it cost to charter Lamborajo 1?

From USD 3,400 for 2D1N with up to 12 guests, to USD 4,400 for 4D3N with 20. Above 20 guests each extra person pays USD 200–250 depending on duration, up to the 24-berth cap.

Does Lamborajo 1 have private bathrooms or a jacuzzi?

No. Bathrooms are shared and there is no jacuzzi. Those two omissions are the main reason the boat costs roughly half of Lamborajo 2 for the same route. If they matter to your group, book Lamborajo 2 or 3.

Is crew and food included in the charter price?

Yes. The published rate covers the full crew, all meals prepared on board, drinking water, snorkelling gear, tender runs and the Labuan Bajo airport or hotel transfer. Park fees, flights and tips are extra.

When does Lamborajo 1 cost less per person than buying seats?

From roughly twelve guests upward the whole-boat split usually undercuts scheduled per-seat pricing, and the gap widens toward 24. Below eight guests, a cabin on a scheduled departure is normally the cheaper route.

Want Lamborajo 1 for your dates? Message the reservations desk on WhatsApp +62 811 3823 875 or email [email protected] with your dates and group size. You will get availability and the live rate, not a brochure.

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Specifications and rates are taken from the operator’s published Lamborajo charter card, current for 2026–2027 sailings. Per-person figures are arithmetic on those rates, not separate products. Park fees follow PP No. 36/2024. Confirm the live rate before transferring a deposit.