Western, Japanese and Balinese cabin styles across six rooms

Six ensuite cabins, including three panoramic balcony suites

Five guest cabins, an onboard watermaker and dedicated diving facilities

Seven cabins with private balconies in selected categories

Master balcony cabins, large double beds and shared bunk berths

Renovated in 2025 with 14 ensuite cabins, including two dedicated singles for solo travellers

Thirty published routes including Lucipara and the Forgotten Islands, wider than anything else here

Built around Raja Ampat and Misool, with a camera room and a wide-beam kit-up area

The five cabins are named for the five Pandawa brothers, and only Arjuna gets the balcony and the bathtub

Open-trip fares are quoted per room rather than per person, so a couple pays once

Of the three Lamborajo hulls on this list, this is the one that takes twenty-five

A crew of fourteen for fourteen guests, with a karaoke and film deck rather than a dive deck

Deluxe cabins come in twin and double at the same grade, so two friends get separate beds without paying up to a suite

Twelve guests overnight but twenty-five on a day charter, so the same hull sells as two different trips

Every extra night on the Komodo card costs exactly IDR 26 million, from the third day through to the ninth, with no discount for going longer

Three cabins are sold with a sea view and the other four are not, which the operator is careful not to blur

The cheapest berth in this collection at USD 330 a night, on the same serious itineraries

The two life rafts seat thirty-five between them, on a boat that carries twenty-six people all in

The four-berth bunk cabin has its own ensuite and air conditioning, so the cheapest berth on board is not the compromise one

Two engines, two compressors and two watermakers, built for divers who care about redundancy