- From$1,275 / person, shared cabin
- Whole boat charter$3,910
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Baraka’s Komodo operation is split between private leisure charter and dedicated diving packages for up to 16 guests. Leisure rates cover the standard combination of trekking, snorkeling and island stops, while dive programs carry a higher price and can include three to four dives per day with tanks and weights. Published dive itineraries name central and northern Komodo sites, so diving is treated as a real operating focus rather than a marketing label. Buyers should compare the exact package because park fees, personal dive equipment, insurance and documentation can sit outside the headline charter price.
Suits: groups that want a compact seven-cabin vessel with both leisure and serious diving use. Private leisure charters work for families and friend groups up to 16, while selected scheduled dive departures let individual divers book by deck category instead of taking the whole boat.
Also works for: longer Komodo dive programs. Published itineraries run beyond the short park loop and include multiple named central and northern Komodo dive sites, with three to four dives on active days.
Less suited to: divers who require guaranteed Nitrox or an onboard compressor. Neither is verified in the current vessel specification, so fill logistics should be confirmed before a longer dive trip.
Baraka is a 25-metre Komodo phinisi built in 2024 with seven ensuite guest cabins and a published maximum of 16 guests. Current 2026 inventory separates private leisure charter from dedicated diving products, while selected dive departures are also sold by cabin. The vessel specification lists a teak hull, 5.6-metre beam, 99 GT, a Mitsubishi 8DC10 main engine and two 40 kVA generator sets.
The seven-cabin layout gives Baraka a relatively high room count for its hull length. All cabins are published with air conditioning, private bathrooms and hot-water showers, while common spaces include indoor dining, sun-deck seating and outdoor areas. Starlink satellite internet is listed, together with snorkeling equipment and paddleboard use. Individual cabin names, floor areas and an authoritative cabin-number-to-deck plan are not currently published, so those details remain unclaimed.
Baraka is a genuine mixed leisure-and-diving vessel. Published dive programs run three to four dives on active days and include tanks, weights and a dive guide, while personal dive gear remains separate. Named Komodo sites include Batu Bolong, Castle Rock, Crystal Rock, Manta Point, Mawan, Siaba Besar, Tatawa Kecil, the Cauldron and Three Sisters. No verified onboard compressor or Nitrox system is published, so neither is added to the structured fields.
Private leisure charters start from 2D1N and can extend to longer Komodo itineraries. For divers who do not need the entire vessel, selected scheduled departures are also sold by cabin, with upper- and lower-deck pricing. That distinction matters when comparing Baraka: a solo diver can buy a berth on a scheduled dive sailing, while a private leisure group pays the whole-boat charter rate.
Air-conditioned cabin with an ensuite bathroom and hot and cold shower. The operator numbers the seven cabins rather than naming them, and does not publish deck position, floor area or bed configuration for each one.
Air-conditioned cabin with an ensuite bathroom and hot and cold shower. The operator numbers the seven cabins rather than naming them, and does not publish deck position, floor area or bed configuration for each one.
Air-conditioned cabin with an ensuite bathroom and hot and cold shower. The operator numbers the seven cabins rather than naming them, and does not publish deck position, floor area or bed configuration for each one.
Air-conditioned cabin with an ensuite bathroom and hot and cold shower. The operator numbers the seven cabins rather than naming them, and does not publish deck position, floor area or bed configuration for each one.
Air-conditioned cabin with an ensuite bathroom and hot and cold shower. The operator numbers the seven cabins rather than naming them, and does not publish deck position, floor area or bed configuration for each one.
Air-conditioned cabin with an ensuite bathroom and hot and cold shower. The operator numbers the seven cabins rather than naming them, and does not publish deck position, floor area or bed configuration for each one.
Air-conditioned cabin with an ensuite bathroom and hot and cold shower. The operator numbers the seven cabins rather than naming them, and does not publish deck position, floor area or bed configuration for each one.
Published private and scheduled packages include Labuan Bajo transfers, full-board accommodation, three meals daily with snacks, drinking water, coffee and tea, guided activities, snorkeling equipment and onboard Wi-Fi. Diving products additionally include tanks, weights and a dive guide. Komodo National Park fees, flights, Labuan Bajo hotels, insurance, alcoholic drinks, personal dive gear, documentation, personal expenses and crew gratuities 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 Baraka 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. Private leisure charters are sold as whole-vessel bookings, while selected scheduled dive departures are sold per person with upper- and lower-deck pricing.
Private leisure charters start from 2D1N and focus on trekking, snorkeling and island stops. Dedicated diving products run longer programs with three to four dives on active days, tanks and weights included, and a dive guide. Selected dive departures can also be booked by cabin rather than as a full charter.
Neither is verified in the current published vessel specification. Divers planning a longer trip should confirm how tank fills are handled and whether Nitrox can be arranged before booking.
The published inventory includes two liferafts, 30 life jackets, lifebuoys, 17 fire extinguishers, emergency oxygen, a first-aid kit, stretcher and distress flares. Navigation includes GPS, radar, VHF and SSB radio, echo sounder and AIS.
Baraka was built in 2024 and measures 25 metres long with a 5.6-metre beam and 99 GT. It uses a Mitsubishi 8DC10 main engine rated at 275 PK, two 40 kVA generator sets and cruises at approximately eight knots. The published fresh-water storage is 9,000 litres.
Baraka has seven air-conditioned ensuite cabins, but an authoritative cabin-number-to-deck layout, individual cabin floor areas and a complete bed map are not currently published. Those details should be confirmed for groups that care about a specific room position.
Packages include Labuan Bajo transfers, full-board accommodation, meals, snacks, drinking water, coffee and tea, guided activities, snorkeling equipment and Wi-Fi. Diving products additionally include tanks, weights and a dive guide. Park fees, flights, insurance, alcohol, personal dive gear, documentation and gratuities remain separate.
Selected scheduled Komodo dive departures are sold per person by deck category. Current lower-deck inventory starts around $1,275 per person for a multi-night dive departure, while private leisure pricing starts as a whole-boat charter.
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