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    Sukha Sail 2 phinisi anchored in turquoise water below a green Komodo hillside

    Sukha Sail 2

    Her power plan leans on a 6,000 Wp solar array and a 20 kVA lithium bank rather than a second generator

    Cruising Areas

    Komodo

    Sukha Sail 2 works the standard Komodo National Park circuit out of Labuan Bajo, sold in lengths from 2D1N to 7D6N. The published stop list covers Sebayur, Batu Bolong, Kelor, Kanawa, Siaba, Manjarite, Padar, Pink Beach, Komodo and Rinca for the ranger walks, Taka Makassar and Manta Point at Karang Makassar, with Kalong for the sunset bat flight. It is a trekking and snorkelling route rather than a dive route, and because the boat is chartered whole, the order of stops is set with the operator rather than fixed by a schedule.

    Who This Suits

    Suits: groups of ten to twenty-five who want one boat to themselves. The three identical Cendrawasih cabins plus two Merak Suites make it easy to seat a group of six on equal terms and still give the organisers the best rooms.

    Also works for: families who want a brand-new hull with 2026 fit-out, and anyone who values a bar, karaoke and a full-beam sun deck over dive infrastructure.

    Less suited to: divers, since there is no compressor or tank storage; solo travellers, because the only sharing cabin has no published berth count and no private bathroom; and small parties of two to four, who pay the full ten-guest base rate either way.

    Vessel at a Glance

    • Phinisi
    • 2026
    • 40 m length × 8 m beam × 2.7 m draft
    • 30 guests
    • 7 knots (maximum 10 knots)
    • Shared + Charter
    • 2D1N, 3D2N, 4D3N, 5D4N+
    • Leisure Only
    • Stand-up Paddleboard, Towable Tube, Snorkeling Gear

    About This Vessel

    Sukha Sail 2 is a 40-metre phinisi launched in 2026 and sold as a whole-boat charter out of Labuan Bajo. She is the larger of the two vessels marketed under the Sukha Sail name, and the published accommodation plan is unusually granular for a boat this new: ten cabins split across five named types, nine of them with their own bathroom.

    Power is the part of the specification worth reading twice. Two Weichai WD10 main engines of 240 horsepower each drive her to a maximum of 10 knots and a working 7, while the hotel side runs off a single Cummins 20 kVA silent generator backed by a 6,000 Wp solar array and a 20 kVA lithium battery bank. Ten tonnes of fresh water and ten tonnes of fuel are carried, and navigation covers radar, GPS, sonar, AIS and paper charts.

    Guest space is arranged around an air-conditioned indoor dining room, a bar with television and karaoke, and a sun deck that runs the full beam for open views. Two Yamaha-powered tenders handle transfers, and the water-toy inventory includes snorkelling equipment, paddleboards, a banana boat and rubber boats. There is no compressor, no tank storage and no dive rate card, so she is a snorkelling and island-hopping boat rather than a dive platform.

    Charter rates run from 2D1N to 7D6N. The base bracket covers one to ten guests and every guest above that is charged per head, up to a charter maximum of twenty-five. The vessel specification quotes thirty berths, so the difference between the berth count and the charter ceiling is worth confirming in writing before booking a large group.

    Amenities & Facilities

    Activities

    Marine Life

    Safety & Navigation

    • Safety equipment
      EPIRB
    • Navigation
      GPS, Radar, AIS, Depth Sounder
    • Engine
      Two Weichai WD10 main engines, 240 hp each; Cummins 20 kVA silent generator; 6,000 Wp solar array with a 20 kVA lithium battery bank
    • Cruising speed
      7 knots (maximum 10 knots)
    • Watermaker capacity
      300 L — the source states “per minute”, which is almost certainly a typo for per hour; confirm with the operator

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    The Cabins

    Merak Suite

    2 cabins Sleeps 2 guests
    Merak Suite on Sukha Sail 2 with queen bed, sea view and private balcony access Merak Suite bedroom on Sukha Sail 2 with timber joinery and reading lights Merak Suite on Sukha Sail 2 seen from the balcony doors toward the bed Merak Suite seating corner on Sukha Sail 2 beside the sea-view window
    • Private Bedroom
    • Ensuite Bathroom
    • Air Conditioning
    • Hot and Cold Shower
    • Bathtub
    • Private Balcony
    • Sea-view Window
    • Queen Bed

    Two Merak Suites, the top accommodation on board. Each takes two guests on a queen bed and is the only cabin type published with both a private balcony and a bathtub, alongside the ensuite bathroom and sea view.

    Elang Deluxe

    2 cabins Sleeps 2 guests
    Elang Deluxe cabin on Sukha Sail 2 with twin beds and a sea-view window Second view of the Elang Deluxe twin cabin aboard Sukha Sail 2 Ensuite bathroom of the Elang Deluxe cabin on Sukha Sail 2 with hot shower
    • Private Bedroom
    • Ensuite Bathroom
    • Air Conditioning
    • Hot and Cold Shower
    • Sea-view Window
    • Twin Single Beds

    Two Elang Deluxe cabins laid out with twin single beds for two guests, each with its own bathroom and a sea-view window. The twin configuration makes these the practical rooms for friends or colleagues sharing.

    Cendrawasih Master

    3 cabins Sleeps 2 guests
    Cendrawasih master cabin on Sukha Sail 2 with queen bed and sea view Second view of the Cendrawasih master cabin aboard Sukha Sail 2 Ensuite bathroom of the Cendrawasih master cabin on Sukha Sail 2
    • Private Bedroom
    • Ensuite Bathroom
    • Air Conditioning
    • Hot and Cold Shower
    • Sea-view Window
    • Queen Bed

    Three Cendrawasih Master cabins, each for two guests on a queen bed with an ensuite bathroom and a sea view. This is the largest single block of identical cabins on board, which is what makes the boat workable for a group of six travelling on equal terms.

    Merpati Deluxe

    2 cabins Sleeps 2 guests
    Merpati Deluxe cabin on Sukha Sail 2 with king bed and porthole view
    • Private Bedroom
    • Ensuite Bathroom
    • Air Conditioning
    • Hot and Cold Shower
    • King Bed

    Two Merpati Deluxe cabins with king beds and ensuite bathrooms. The published difference from the other private cabins is the outlook: porthole light rather than a sea-view window.

    Maleo Sharing

    1 cabin
    Maleo sharing cabin on Sukha Sail 2 with bunk berths and porthole light
    • Air Conditioning
    • Bunk Beds

    One Maleo Sharing cabin with bunk berths and porthole light. It is the only cabin on board without its own bathroom — guests here use a shared facility. Berth count is not published, so confirm it before booking solo travellers into this room.

    Pricing Overview

    • From
      $935 /person
    • Whole-boat charter
      $15,100 total
    • Booking options
      Shared + Charter
    • Trip durations
      2D1N, 3D2N, 4D3N, 5D4N+
    • Price last verified
      2026-08-31

    Included in Your Rate

    • Included
      Airport Transfer, Hotel Pickup / Drop-off, Accommodation Onboard, 3 Meals Daily, Drinking Water, Coffee & Tea, Snorkeling Equipment, Local Guide / Ranger, Photo & Video Documentation
    • Rate notes

      Sukha Sail 2 is priced as a whole boat. The base bracket covers one to ten guests — USD 9,850 for 2D1N, USD 11,350 for 3D2N, USD 15,100 for 4D3N, USD 18,900 for 5D4N, USD 22,550 for 6D5N and USD 26,350 for 7D6N — and each guest above ten adds USD 300 to USD 1,100 depending on trip length, to a charter maximum of twenty-five. The starting price shown on this listing is the per-person figure at that maximum on the 4D3N: USD 15,100 plus fifteen supplements of USD 550, divided by twenty-five.

      Included: accommodation on board, all meals, mineral water, coffee and tea, snorkelling equipment, life vests, a professional guide, hotel or airport pick-up on the Labuan Bajo mainland, and raw trip footage. Excluded: Komodo National Park entrance and ranger fees, crew gratuities, flights, alcohol and soft drinks, personal snacks, personal expenses and drone permit fees, which need seven days’ notice if you want one arranged.

    Not Included & Extra Costs

    • Not included
      Komodo National Park Entrance Fee, Crew Gratuity, Flights, Alcoholic Beverages, Soft Drinks, Personal Expenses
    • Komodo National Park fee
      Not included

    Book This Vessel

    Availability and quotes for Sukha Sail 2 are handled by the operator directly. KomodoInsider does not take bookings or add a commission.

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    Cabins & Berths

    • Total cabins
      10
    • Master
      3
    • Balcony
      2
    • Twin
      2
    • Bunk
      1
    • Bed configuration
      King, Queen, Twin Single, Bunk Bed
    • En-suite bathroom
      Some cabins
    • Hot shower
      Yes

    Routes & Departure

    • Departure port
      Labuan Bajo

    Good to Know

    • Tender boats
      2

    Komodo National Park Fees

    What you payAmountBasis
    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.
    • Booking runs through SIORA, the park's own system, and is handled by a licensed operator before arrival. There is no ticket window at the gate.
    • A daily cap of 1,000 visitors applies across the park, split between Komodo, Rinca and Padar and the dive sites around them.
    • Entry runs in sessions rather than all day, which is why a boat's arrival time is set by the park and not by the crew.
    • A drone permit is separate, expensive, and has to be requested well in advance.

    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.

    Cancellation & Booking Policy

    • If you cancel
      Cancellation and refund terms are set by the operator. Confirm the written policy before payment; KomodoInsider does not take payments or handle refunds.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    How much does a Sukha Sail 2 charter cost?

    The published private-charter card runs from USD 9,850 for 2D1N to USD 26,350 for 7D6N, each rate covering one to ten guests. Above ten guests a per-head supplement applies, from USD 300 on the 2D1N to USD 1,100 on the 7D6N. The 4D3N sits at USD 15,100 plus USD 550 per extra guest.

    Why does the listing show thirty guests but a charter maximum of twenty-five?

    Because the two figures come from different lines of the same source. The vessel specification quotes thirty berths across ten cabins, while the charter terms cap a booking at twenty-five people. Treat twenty-five as the number you can actually contract for and ask the operator to confirm the difference in writing if you are planning a larger group.

    Do all Sukha Sail 2 cabins have their own bathroom?

    Nine of the ten do. The Merak Suites, Elang Deluxe, Cendrawasih Master and Merpati Deluxe cabins are all listed with private bathrooms. The Maleo Sharing cabin is the exception and uses a shared bathroom.

    Is Sukha Sail 2 set up for diving?

    No. There is no compressor, no tank storage and no diving rate card in the published material. The water-sports inventory is snorkelling gear, paddleboards, a banana boat and rubber boats, so she is a snorkelling and island-hopping boat.

    What propulsion and power equipment is published?

    Two Weichai WD10 main engines rated at 240 horsepower each, a maximum of 10 knots and a cruising speed of 7. Hotel power comes from one Cummins 20 kVA silent generator supported by a 6,000 Wp solar array and a 20 kVA lithium battery bank. Fresh water and fuel are each carried at ten tonnes.

    What is not published for this vessel?

    Several fields are deliberately left blank here rather than guessed: crew number, hull material, deck plan, internet or Starlink availability, check-in times, cancellation terms, life-raft count and minimum guests to depart. The watermaker figure is published as “300 litres per minute”, which is almost certainly a typo for per hour. Ask for all of these in the written quotation.

    What is included in the charter rate?

    Accommodation on board, all meals, mineral water, coffee and tea, snorkelling equipment, life vests, a professional guide, pick-up from a hotel or the airport on the Labuan Bajo mainland, and raw drone, GoPro and mirrorless footage of the trip. Excluded are crew gratuities, flights, personal expenses, alcohol and other beverages, personal snacks, Komodo National Park fees and drone permit fees.

    Can I book a single cabin instead of the whole boat?

    Sometimes. The rate card on this listing is whole-boat, but scheduled 3D2N open trips on Sukha Sail 2 are sold through agents on fixed departure dates. Cabin-only pricing, inclusions and the guest mix differ from the private charter, so confirm which product you are buying.

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