The operator lists the two lower cabins as twins while its own photographs show doubles, so confirm the bedding

One cabin holds four single beds, so a solo traveller can take a berth instead of buying out a whole stateroom

Five official cabin types across eight cabins, with 2026 Komodo open-trip fares from $450 for 3D2N

Starlink and an ocean view from every one of the seven cabins, on a boat still sold by the cabin

The four upper cabins have private outdoor space and the four lower ones have portholes, with nothing in between

Eight cabins in four price bands, so a large party can self-allocate by budget

The operator publishes the floor area of every cabin, from 20 square metres down to 9, so the grade gap is measurable rather than described

The operator publishes no rate card at all, so every Ananda charter is quoted from scratch

A four-berth family cabin and a bunk room on the upper deck with a view rather than a porthole

Charter is banded by headcount, so a party of six pays IDR 15 million less than a party of seven for the identical three-day trip

All three cabins sit above deck, which almost no phinisi this size manages

Only the master sleeps two; the other four cabins take three or four each

A full dive platform and its own tender on a boat with only three cabins

One scheduled departure a week, Friday to Sunday, and nothing in between

Bed width is the whole difference between grades here: 180 centimetres private, 150 sharing

She gave up her upper-deck cabins entirely, which is why the top deck is a solarium rather than a corridor

Guaranteed 6D5N Komodo berths start from USD 2,455 per person including the published park fee

Two owner suites rather than one, each with its own terrace, so a second couple never takes the lesser room

Two nights is the shortest Komodo charter here, where comparable boats start at three and several at five

Private charter covers ten guests, then adds USD 250 a head per night, so an eleventh person is priced rather than refused