- From$375 / person, shared cabin
- Whole boat charter$3,100
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La Nissa runs the classic Labuan Bajo to Komodo pattern in both shared and private formats. Its shared product is concentrated on 3D2N departures, using six ensuite cabins across two main room classes, while private charter gives groups more control over dates and pace. The route mixes Padar and Komodo/Rinca trekking with snorkeling, beach and manta stops, but the vessel itself is leisure-first rather than configured around a published multi-dive schedule. With capacity up to 17, La Nissa sits between intimate 8–12 guest charters and larger 20-plus guest open-trip boats. Actual island sequence remains weather- and park-dependent.
Best for couples, families and small groups who prefer six private-bathroom cabins and a simple leisure itinerary. The two master cabins add the most privacy and outdoor access through their balconies.
La Nissa is a 26-metre phinisi with six air-conditioned guest rooms and a maximum published capacity of 17. She is sold for both open-trip departures and private charter in Komodo, with the shared 3D2N schedule built around two cabin classes rather than six differently priced rooms. The boat is powered by a Mitsubishi 6D22 and the published cruising range is approximately 7 to 11 knots.
The cabin plan is straightforward. Two Master Cabin Sea View rooms add private balconies, bathtubs and hot-water bathrooms, while four Private Cabin Sea View rooms provide ensuite bathrooms without the master-level outdoor space. Both classes use queen beds and can take an extra guest in selected configurations. This makes the master-versus-private decision more meaningful than the physical cabin number.
Onboard facilities include an indoor dining area, karaoke, a large sundeck with bean bags, common space, snorkeling equipment and canoe use. The technical sheet lists 8,000 litres of water capacity, a 4.5-metre dinghy with a 15 HP engine, separate generator capacity and Garmin GPS. The safety list includes life jackets, ring buoys, radio communication, fire extinguishers and first-aid equipment.
La Nissa is best treated as a leisure Komodo boat rather than a dedicated dive vessel. Shared 3D2N departures are published for Friday to Sunday and Monday to Wednesday, while private charter opens more flexibility. For couples comparing cabins, the lower-cost private sea-view rooms preserve ensuite privacy; for groups taking the whole boat, the two balcony masters provide the obvious premium allocation.
Sea-view master cabin for two guests plus one extra bed, with queen bed, private balcony, bathtub, hot shower and ensuite bathroom.
Sea-view master cabin for two guests plus one extra bed, with queen bed, private balcony, bathtub, hot shower and ensuite bathroom.
Sea-view private cabin for two guests plus one extra bed, with queen bed, air conditioning, hot shower and private ensuite bathroom.
Sea-view private cabin for two guests plus one extra bed, with queen bed, air conditioning, hot shower and private ensuite bathroom.
Sea-view private cabin for two guests plus one extra bed, with queen bed, air conditioning, hot shower and private ensuite bathroom.
The current published package includes return transfer in Labuan Bajo, onboard accommodation, shore excursions, meals, mineral water/coffee/tea, snacks and juice, snorkeling equipment, water activities, documentation and a tour guide. Flights, land accommodation, insurance, alcohol, personal expenses, gratuities and Komodo National Park entrance fees are excluded.
Reference package rates and inclusions are from PhinisiTrip and may differ from a direct operator quote. Shared and private bookings can have different terms; confirm the full trip total and inclusions before payment.
Availability and quotes for La Nissa are handled by the operator directly. KomodoInsider does not take bookings or add a commission.
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| What you pay | Amount | Basis |
|---|---|---|
| Park entrance, foreign visitor | Rp 250,000 ≈ $14 | per person, per visit Identical on weekdays and public holidays. Already includes trekking, wildlife observation and snorkelling inside the park. |
| Park entrance, Indonesian visitor, weekday | Rp 50,000 ≈ $3 | per person, per visit Raised from Rp 35,000 in October 2024. |
| Park entrance, Indonesian visitor, weekend or public holiday | Rp 75,000 ≈ $4 | per person, per visit The holiday uplift applies to the Indonesian rate only. |
| Park entrance, Indonesian student group | Rp 25,000 ≈ $1 | per person, per day Group bookings only. |
| Scuba diving permit | Rp 25,000 ≈ $1 | per diver, per day Charged on top of the entrance fee. Snorkelling is not charged separately. |
| Vessel entry | varies | Assessed on the engine capacity of the boat, so it is normally settled by the operator rather than by passengers. |
Statutory rates set by Peraturan Pemerintah No. 36 Tahun 2024, in force since 30 October 2024. Checked 25 August 2026. Amounts are payable in rupiah; dollar figures are converted at Rp 17,900 and rounded. A rise in the foreign rate was under government review in April 2026 and had not taken effect.
Labuan Bajo, East Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia
Yes. The vessel is listed for scheduled 3D2N sharing trips and private charters.
Six: two Master Cabin Sea View rooms and four Private Cabin Sea View rooms.
The published package lists up to 17 guests when extra beds are used.
The Private Cabin Sea View is listed at $375 per person for 2026–2027.
The two master cabins add a private balcony, bathtub and water heater in addition to the private bathroom and sea view.
Kelor, Manjarite, Kalong, Padar, Pink Beach, Komodo Island, Taka Makassar, Manta Point and Siaba or Sebayur.
No. The published package lists Komodo National Park entrance fees separately.
The referenced private-charter seller states a 40% refund at least 90 days before departure and no refund from 89 days before departure. These are package-seller terms; request the operator's current written policy for a direct booking.
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