Lamborajo 2: Jacuzzi Deck, En-Suite Cabins & 2027 Rates

Lamborajo 2 is the mid-tier all-rounder of the fleet: a cruise yacht with 8 en-suite cabins for up to 25 guests, a deck jacuzzi and water toys, chartered whole from USD 5,800 for 2D1N and USD 6,550 for 3D2N. She carries the largest licensed guest count of the three Lamborajo boats.

If Lamborajo 1 is the budget answer and Lamborajo 3 the flagship, Lamborajo 2 is the boat most groups actually end up on. Every cabin has its own bathroom, the group size can stretch to 25, and the jacuzzi-and-water-toys deck keeps the afternoons at anchor from going quiet. This page sets out her published specifications, the full 2027 rate card and the honest arithmetic per person.

Lamborajo 2 at a glance

Twenty-five guests across eight cabins means a mix of doubles, twins and family layouts rather than uniform four-berth rooms. For a group of 16, everyone gets space; at the full 25 the boat is lively but never at Lamborajo 1’s density, and every cabin still closes its own bathroom door. That single fact — en-suite throughout — is what most groups are paying the difference for.

Lamborajo 2 charter rates 2027

What that means per person

Plain division on the published card: 3D2N with 12 guests is USD 6,550 ÷ 12 ≈ USD 546 each. With 20, USD 7,750 ÷ 20 ≈ USD 388 each. At the full 25, USD 7,750 + (5 × USD 300) = USD 9,250, about USD 370 each — en-suite cabin, all meals, jacuzzi and crew for three days. Full fleet-wide arithmetic is on the cost per person for groups page.

Who Lamborajo 2 is right for

She is the default recommendation for mixed groups — office teams of 15 to 25 where some travellers care about comfort and some care about cost, milestone birthdays with parents and friends aboard, and any company outing where “shared bathroom” would lose the vote. Groups of 25 have exactly one option in this fleet, and this is it — the capacity question is covered in detail on Komodo boats for 20–25 people.

She is the wrong choice for a dozen friends minimising spend — Lamborajo 1 does the same route at roughly half the charter price — and for couples or small parties who want flagship polish, where Lamborajo 3 is the better fit. Scheduled cabin departures for smaller parties run across Labuan Bajo liveaboard departures.

Route, deck life and boarding

The itinerary is the classic Komodo circuit: Padar’s saddle viewpoint, Pink Beach, a ranger-guided Komodo dragon trek, the manta channel at Karang Makassar, and Kalong’s sunset bats on multi-day sailings. Between stops, the jacuzzi and water toys earn their keep at anchor — the stretch of afternoon that budget boats spend waiting is the stretch this boat is built for. 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; see the 2027 sailing schedule for seasonal windows.

What is included

• Included: whole vessel and crew, all meals, drinking water, snorkelling gear, jacuzzi and water toys, tender transfers, Labuan Bajo airport or hotel transfer.
• Not included: Komodo National Park fees (IDR 250,000 regulated entrance per foreign visitor under PP No. 36/2024, plus ranger and local charges at the park), flights, alcohol, diving, gratuities.

Lamborajo 2 — frequently asked questions

Related guides

• The Lamborajo journal — all Komodo guides
• Labuan Bajo company outings by boat in 2027
• The best month to see manta rays in Komodo
• Komodo 2027 peak-season dates and prices

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.