- From$3,520 / person, shared cabin
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Fenides operates scheduled Komodo trips from Labuan Bajo, including four-, five- and eight-night departures. The published dive rhythm is three day dives plus an optional night dive on applicable days.
Routes can combine central, southern and northern Komodo according to trip length and conditions. Surface activities include paddleboarding, kayaking and the Komodo dragon trek. National park and port fees are additional for cabin bookings.
Raja Ampat appears in the eastern Indonesia programme as longer expedition voyages, sometimes combined with Halmahera or a Banda Sea repositioning route. Embarkation and disembarkation ports vary by departure and can include Sorong or Ternate.
The vessel's two tenders support diving and shore access, while the camera room provides six workstations for underwater-photography equipment.
Active divers. The boat publishes three day dives plus an optional night dive on applicable days, with nitrox, two tenders and a six-station climate-controlled camera room.
Cabin-booking guests. Selected scheduled departures sell individual cabins, so couples and small groups do not need to charter the entire vessel.
Surf and expedition travellers. The published calendar includes dedicated surf itineraries as well as dive voyages in Komodo and eastern Indonesia.
Underwater photographers. The dedicated camera room provides six workstations for equipment preparation and charging.
Cabin sizes differ. The 20 sqm master suite is larger than the four 12 sqm double and twin cabins.
The schedule is activity-led. Dive departures start early and are structured around multiple daily dives.
Mandatory charges apply to cabin bookings. The operator lists USD 250 in park fees and USD 50 in port fees per trip, separate from optional extras.
Only one cabin takes a third guest. The eleventh berth is the additional bed in the master suite.
Fenides is a 41-metre ironwood-and-teak phinisi built in 2019 for dive, surf and expedition cruising. The vessel measures 7.7 metres across, draws 2 metres and cruises at 9 knots. It carries up to 11 guests with 11 crew.
Five ensuite cabins comprise one 20-square-metre master suite, two 12-square-metre upper-deck doubles and two 12-square-metre lower-deck twins. The master can take a third guest; the four other cabins take two guests each. All cabins are air-conditioned and have private bathrooms.
The dive setup includes Bauer compressors, a CompAir nitrox system, two 50 hp tenders and a climate-controlled camera room with six workstations. Scheduled dive trips publish three day dives plus an optional night dive on applicable days. Paddleboards, kayaks, wakeboard and water skis are also carried.
Indoor facilities include a saloon, bar and dining area. Outdoor spaces include an open-air dining area, lounge seating and two sundecks. The operator publishes Wi-Fi via satellite, but does not identify the satellite-service brand on its current website. Fenides offers both whole-boat charter and cabin bookings on selected departures.
20-square-metre lower-deck suite with a double bed and space for one additional single bed. It has an ensuite bathroom, air conditioning, storage, sea-view windows and an in-cabin media system.
Two 12-square-metre upper-deck cabins, each with a double bed, sea-view windows, an ensuite bathroom, air conditioning, storage and an in-cabin media system.
Published cabin rates include Indonesian VAT, airport and hotel transfers, meals, snacks, soft drinks, tea, coffee, drinking water, a beach barbecue, nitrox fills, snorkelling and land excursions, kayaks, paddleboards, fishing gear, towels, toiletries and Wi-Fi.
For cabin bookings, the operator lists national park fees of USD 250 per trip and port fees of USD 50 per trip as compulsory additions. Optional extras include rental dive gear, certification courses, laundry, massage, alcoholic drinks and crew gratuities. Inclusions can differ for private charters, so the charter quotation should be checked before booking.
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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
Both are sold. On scheduled departures the operator sells cabins individually at USD 880 per person per night for a double or twin in Komodo, or USD 980 for the family suite. In eastern Indonesia the same cabins are USD 1,020 and USD 1,120. Whole-vessel charter is USD 9,010 per night in Komodo and USD 10,470 per night for Raja Ampat, Alor, Banda and Halmahera.
Four nights, on the Central Komodo departures out of Labuan Bajo. Eastern Indonesia trips run much longer, typically ten or eleven nights, because they cover repositioning distances between Ambon, Sorong and Ternate.
Three dives per day plus an optional night dive from day two onward, which the operator puts at close to thirty possible dives on a full eight-night trip. The published daily rhythm is a sunrise dive at 06:30, a second at 10:00, a third at 14:00 and a night dive at 18:30, with meals and surface activity in between.
Yes. Nitrox fills are inside the rate, produced by an onboard CompAir membrane system alongside Bauer compressors. Nitrox certification is not included and runs USD 380. Rental dive gear is USD 50 per day if you are not bringing your own.
National park fees at USD 250 per trip and port fees at USD 50 per trip are compulsory additions. Optional extras are dive gear rental, certification courses at USD 430 to USD 730, laundry at USD 10, massage at USD 40, alcoholic drinks, crew gratuities, flights and insurance. Indonesian VAT is already inside the quoted rate.
Yes. The published 2026 calendar includes dedicated surf expeditions in Sumba and a Surf Raja Ampat and Halmahera voyage. Surf schedules and operating areas vary by departure.
Komodo out of Labuan Bajo through the middle of the year, Sumba for surf in August and September, then east from October: Ambon to Sorong for the Banda Sea, and Sorong to Ternate and back for Raja Ampat and Halmahera through November and December. Alor is marketed as a destination but is not on the published 2026 schedule.
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