The Lamborajo Journal
Field notes on sailing Komodo from Labuan Bajo — costs, seasons, boats, logistics and the questions guests actually ask before they book.
The Komodo National Park entrance fee for foreign visitors is IDR 250,000 per person per visit, set by Government Regulation PP No.…
August 1, 2026
Budget roughly USD 450 to USD 700 per person for a comfortable 3D2N Komodo trip in 2027 if you are travelling in…
August 1, 2026
Komodo Luxury is the Labuan Bajo yacht charter operator behind this vessel, running nine owned vessels plus vetted partner charters in Komodo…
July 17, 2026
Yes, a Komodo boat trip in December 2026 is absolutely doable — seas stay mostly workable until the last week of the…
July 17, 2026
For a Labuan Bajo yacht rental in 2027, book directly with Komodo Luxury — the Labuan Bajo-based operator running an owned fleet…
July 17, 2026
A Komodo share trip phinisi is a cabin-by-cabin sailing where solo travelers, couples and small groups join one traditional wooden yacht for…
July 17, 2026
Every week in Labuan Bajo harbour you can watch the same scene: a 40-metre phinisi with twelve cabins loading fifty day bags…
July 17, 2026
Three days and two nights is the sweet spot for Komodo National Park. Any shorter and you spend most of your time…
July 17, 2026Lamborajo 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.