Komodo Tour 3 Days 2 Nights

Shared 3D2N package estimates start at $180 per person per trip; private-charter estimates start at $1,790 per whole boat per trip. These use the catalog's active duration-matched package records. Cabin type, occupancy, dates and inclusions affect the total. Confirm a written quote and whether park fees are included.

Usually not. The boat fare and SiOra park charges are separate unless the selected operator explicitly lists them as included. Statutory park entrance is charged per person, per day—not per visit—and additional charges can apply for diving, vessel entry or special use. See What the Park Costs below for the verified statutory schedule and source date. Reserve through SiOra before travel; Ministry guidance recommends H-1. An operator can assist, and self-service is available at the Komodo Visitor Center and KP3 terminal. Payment is cashless. Ask for an itemised total before issuance and confirm the current cancellation, rescheduling and weather-disruption terms in writing, because public guidance does not state one universal rule for every reservation.

Three days and two nights can fit several headline island visits and snorkelling stops, depending on the boat's itinerary. Check the named stops and activity times before choosing. If you want longer breaks between activities, compare the 4D3N routes. Diving requires a suitable diving programme; the duration label alone does not establish what is included.

Join the boat in Labuan Bajo after arranging your travel from Bali. Check your flight connection against the selected boat's check-in time; arriving the previous day gives you more margin for delays. The Labuan Bajo arrival guide explains the gateway and transfers. Flights are separate unless your offer explicitly includes them.

An open trip is a shared departure priced per person, with a bed or cabin sold under the stated occupancy rules. A private charter reserves the whole vessel at a whole-boat price, with dates and itinerary arranged within operational limits. Compare the full cost for your group, cabin arrangements and inclusions. The most economical option depends on the actual quotes.

Ask the operator whether the boat and itinerary suit your group's swimming ability. Island walks and time aboard can be part of the trip without joining every water activity, but tender transfers and marine stops still need planning. Confirm suitable flotation equipment, supervision and alternatives before booking. The guide decides whether a water activity can proceed for the group.

This catalog includes Deluxe, Luxury and VVIP boats with active 3D2N rate records. Class labels help narrow the options; compare the actual cabin, bathroom, guest capacity, facilities and itinerary of each boat. Shared and private-charter prices use different units, so compare the same duration and booking model. Compare whole-boat options on our Komodo Private Charter page, then confirm the boat and quote with the operator.

April to June and September to early November are the strongest windows: settled seas, good underwater visibility, and fewer boats at Padar than the July to August peak. Manta rays feed at Karang Makassar year-round, but sightings are most reliable from December through February, which is also the wettest stretch and the roughest crossing. January and February bring the strongest winds; some operators cut departures, reroute south, or stop selling the shorter itineraries entirely. July and August are dry and calm but the Padar ridge is busy at sunrise and prices sit at their highest. On a trip this short the weather matters more than usual, because two nights leaves no spare day to sit one out.