A group spread out across the decks of a chartered boat

Company Outings · 12–25 staff

Komodo company outing by boat for 12–25 staff

A private Komodo boat costs less per head than most people guess. On the published card, 20 staff sail 3D2N for USD 4,000 on Lamborajo 1 — USD 200 per person with meals, crew and transfers — or USD 7,750 (USD 388 each) on Lamborajo 2 with en-suite cabins throughout.

12–25 staff Invoice-ready confirmation Season-first planning
USD 200 Per head, 20 staff, 3D2N
12–25 The sweet-spot range
Apr–Jun Calmest booking window
1 Decision-maker needed
On this page
  1. Budget per head, from the published card
  2. Which boat for which team
  3. What three days actually look like
  4. Booking realities for offices
  5. Frequently asked questions

The 12-to-25 range is the sweet spot this fleet was priced for. Below twelve, a boat is an extravagance next to scheduled seats. Above twenty-five, no single Lamborajo hull is licensed to carry you. In between, the whole boat becomes cheaper per head than most shared products, and the office gets something a hotel ballroom cannot fake: three days where nobody can leave early.

Budget per head, from the published card

3D2N whole-boat charter, per-staff arithmetic on published 2026–2027 rates
Team sizeLamborajo 1 (shared bath)Lamborajo 2 (en-suite + jacuzzi)
12 staffUSD 3,700 → ~USD 308 eachUSD 6,550 → ~USD 546 each
16 staffUSD 3,850 → ~USD 241 eachUSD 7,150 → ~USD 447 each
20 staffUSD 4,000 → ~USD 200 eachUSD 7,750 → ~USD 388 each
24–25 staff (full boat)USD 4,880 (24) → ~USD 203 eachUSD 9,250 (25) → ~USD 370 each
Scroll the table sideways to see every column.

Add the non-boat items to the real budget line: Komodo National Park entrance at IDR 250,000 per foreign staff member (IDR 50,000–75,000 for Indonesian staff) under PP No. 36/2024, ranger and local charges at the park, return flights to Labuan Bajo, and one pre-boat hotel night if the team flies in late.

Which boat for which team

What three days actually look like

The working rhythm, from the fleet's standard 3D2N pattern: hotel pick-up from 08:00, pier check-in from about 09:00, and departure between 09:30 and 10:30 on day one, then islands and snorkel stops through the afternoon. Day two starts dark — the Padar viewpoint climb goes at 04:30–05:00 for sunrise — and runs through Pink Beach, the ranger-guided dragon trek and the manta channel. Day three returns the boat to Labuan Bajo between 11:00 and 13:00, which pairs safely with flights from mid-afternoon. The full timing table is on the 3D2N departures page.

Dinner laid on deck as the sun sets over Komodo
The evening at anchor is where outings actually land. Teams that plan one facilitated block per day — and leave the rest to the route — report better trips than teams that run an agenda between snorkel stops.

For structured team sessions, the boat gives you what it gives you: a saloon and open decks, not a projector room.

Booking realities for offices

Book against the season, not the quarter

April–June and September–November are the calm-sea windows. July–August sells out earliest. December–March is monsoon: possible, but a fixed company date and a rough-season sea are a bad pairing — check the 2027 sailing schedule first.

One decision-maker, one manifest

The desk needs a single contact, a passenger list for park permits, and confirmed dietary requirements. Twenty-five individual emails sink timelines.

Get the paperwork companies need

Invoice, written confirmation of the rate and inclusions, and the weather policy in writing — captain-cancelled sailings are rescheduled or refunded, and your finance team will want that clause before paying. Step-by-step on how to book Lamborajo.

Larger programmes

Groups beyond 25 split across two hulls sailing together — see boats for 20–25 people — or move up to the wider fleet at the fleet reservations desk.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a Komodo company outing cost per staff member?

On the published card: 20 staff on a 3D2N are about USD 200 each on Lamborajo 1 or USD 388 each on Lamborajo 2 — boat, meals, crew and Labuan Bajo transfers included. Park fees, flights and tips are on top.

What team size fits a private boat best?

Twelve to twenty-five. Below twelve, scheduled seats are cheaper; above twenty-five, no single Lamborajo is licensed for the group and you split across two boats sailing together.

Can we run meetings on board?

Informally, yes — saloon and deck space, not a conference room. One planned session per day at anchor works; a full indoor agenda does not. The route is the team-building.

What is the best season for a fixed company date?

April to June or September to November — calm seas and reliable departures. July–August books out earliest at peak pricing. December to March is monsoon and can force rescheduling, a real risk when 20 staff have approved leave.

What does the company need to provide to book?

One contact person, preferred dates with a fallback, headcount and boat choice, then a passenger manifest for park permits. The desk confirms the rate, inclusions, deposit and weather policy in writing before any payment.

Pricing an outing for your team?

Send headcount and target month. You will get boat options, the live rate and an invoice-ready confirmation.

Charter figures are arithmetic on the operator's published Lamborajo rate card for 2026–2027 sailings. Park fees follow PP No. 36/2024. Peak dates can carry surcharges — confirm the live rate and weather policy in writing before paying a deposit.

The route

What the team actually does

Three days of islands, water and one very early morning — the part nobody schedules and everybody remembers.

A family at the top of the Padar Island trail
The Padar climb at sunrise
Pink Beach seen from the air, Komodo National Park
Pink Beach
A Komodo dragon on the beach at Komodo Island
Ranger-guided dragon trek
A snorkeller over the coral in Komodo National Park
Snorkelling the reef
Paddleboarding from Lamborajo 3 in a calm bay
Paddleboards at anchor
Sunset at Kalong Island as the flying foxes leave the mangroves
Kalong Island at dusk

Operator

Lamborajo I, II and III are operated as a charter by a dedicated Labuan Bajo charter desk — running a nine-vessel value fleet in Komodo National Park, sailing from Labuan Bajo since 2015, with expertise in value-fleet charters for groups.

Each Lamborajo vessel is owner-held. The charter desk inspects it against a published 12-point vessel quality standard before dispatch, contracts directly with guests, and carries responsibility for the voyage. Booking through the operator’s own desk means verified availability and official rates.

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