About This Operator
Akassa Project brings four Komodo phinisi into one operating collection: Semesta Voyages, Akassa, Derya and Giona. The official site presents all four under the same Phinisi Collection, which makes this a verified ownership cluster rather than a grouping based only on similar names.
The fleet covers a wide range without reaching the very large 25-guest category. Semesta Voyages is the largest, with a 32-metre hull, eight cabins and capacity for up to 18 guests. Akassa is the low-cabin, high-space option: three sea-view suites on a 25-metre boat for up to 10. Derya is the smallest hull at 22 metres, with four cabins and an operator-published design capacity of 10. Giona returns to 25 metres, with four cabins and current directory capacity for up to 12.
All four focus on Komodo and combine private-charter access with selected shared departures. The comparison should therefore start with cabin structure. Akassa suits a small group that values larger suites over room count. Derya and Giona serve a mid-size group with four cabins. Semesta is for larger families, company groups or multiple couples who need eight separate rooms while staying inside one operator collection.
Operator at a Glance
- 4 vessels
- Luxury, Deluxe
- Shared + Charter
The Fleet
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Who Should Book
Akassa Project suits travellers who want a Komodo-only operator with a genuine choice between suite-led small boats and a higher-capacity eight-cabin vessel. Couples and small private groups should start with Akassa. Groups needing four cabins should compare Derya and Giona. Semesta is the practical option when many separate rooms matter more than keeping the vessel compact.
Shared-trip buyers should verify the exact cabin inventory sold on their departure. Private groups should compare the whole-vessel quote and usable room allocation, not only the maximum guest figure.
How Booking Works
Contact Akassa Project through the official website, WhatsApp or published email with the travel dates, group size, trip length and preferred vessel. State whether the enquiry is for a shared departure or private charter.
Request written confirmation of the vessel name, cabin plan, maximum overnight guests, Labuan Bajo meeting point, route, park fees, inclusions and payment recipient. This matters because the four boats have materially different layouts even when they sail similar Komodo stops.
Payment Terms
Use the current written quotation for deposit, balance deadline, amendment rules and cancellation conditions. KomodoInsider has not verified one permanent payment schedule that applies unchanged to all four Akassa Project vessels and both booking formats.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which boats are part of Akassa Project?
The official Phinisi Collection lists Semesta Voyages, Akassa, Derya and Giona.
Which Akassa Project boat carries the most guests?
Semesta Voyages, with eight cabins and current capacity for up to 18 guests.
What is the difference between Akassa and Derya?
Akassa is 25 metres with three sea-view suites for up to 10 guests. Derya is 22 metres with four cabins and an operator-published design capacity of 10.
Does Akassa Project offer shared trips and private charters?
Yes. The fleet is represented with both booking formats, but availability varies by vessel and departure date.
Where does the fleet operate?
The four vessels compared here focus on Komodo National Park from Labuan Bajo.
Which boat suits a group needing the most separate cabins?
Semesta Voyages. Its eight-cabin layout is substantially larger than the three- and four-cabin plans on the other fleet members.






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