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Not sailing at the moment · as of August 2026

Panrita is in dry dock in Bali and is not running trips from Labuan Bajo for now. She will sail again once the dry dock is finished. If you would like a heads-up when her schedule reopens, message us on WhatsApp.

Komodo Open Trip 3D2N Panrita Luxury Boat

Panrita, Luxury Boat (photo 1)

Komodo 3D2N sharing open trip, phinisi.

LuxuryIn dry dock21 guests3D2NLabuan Bajo

Updated Sep 30, 2026

Facilities & Amenities

Private Cabin
Suite Cabin
Master Cabin
Private Bathroom
Bathtub
Balcony/Deck
AC in Cabin
Fullboard Meals
Free Flow Coffee & Tea
Snacks & Softdrinks
Sound System
Snorkeling Gear
Paddleboard
Life Jacket
First Aid Kit
Harbour Pickup & Drop
Port Fee Included
Boat Crew
Power Outlet (220V)
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About this trip

3D2N Open Trip Sailing with Panrita, a sharing liveaboard open trip to Komodo from Labuan Bajo, priced per person.

Itinerary:

Day 1: Board the phinisi at Labuan Bajo Harbor 10:00-11:00. Sail to Kelor Island for a viewpoint hike. Snorkel at Manjarite. Flying-fox sunset at Kalong Island. Overnight on board.

Day 2: Sunrise hike on Padar Island (panorama of 3 bays). Pink Beach for swimming and snorkeling. Ranger-led Komodo dragon trek on Komodo Island. Snorkel the Taka Makassar sandbank. Snorkel at Manta Point. Overnight on board.

Day 3: Kanawa or Siaba for a last snorkel in clear water. Sail back to Labuan Bajo, arriving at the harbor 11:00-12:00.

Departs from Labuan Bajo. Seats and schedule confirmed via WhatsApp.

Itinerary

  1. Day 1

    Board the phinisi at Labuan Bajo Harbor 10:00-11:00. Sail to Kelor Island for a viewpoint hike. Snorkel at Manjarite. Flying-fox sunset at Kalong Island. Overnight on board.

  2. Day 2

    Sunrise hike on Padar Island (panorama of 3 bays). Pink Beach for swimming and snorkeling. Ranger-led Komodo dragon trek on Komodo Island. Snorkel the Taka Makassar sandbank. Snorkel at Manta Point. Overnight on board.

  3. Day 3

    A last snorkel at Kanawa or Siaba, where turtles pass regularly. Sail back to Labuan Bajo, arriving at the harbour 11:00-12:00.

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Day 15 stops

  • 10:00-11:00 - Board at KP3 Harbour in Labuan Bajo, meet the crew and settle into your cabin.
  • Kelor Island - An easy trek up the ridge. Short but steep, and the cluster of islands opens up from the top.
  • Manjarite - A relaxed snorkel in clear water over shallow reef and reef fish.
  • Kalong Island - We anchor in the late afternoon and wait for thousands of flying foxes to leave the mangroves as the sun drops.
  • Overnight on board.
Labuan Bajo harbour from the air, where the trip starts
Labuan Bajo harbour from the air, where the trip starts
Thousands of flying foxes leaving the Kalong Island mangroves at sunset
Thousands of flying foxes leaving the Kalong Island mangroves at sunset

Day 26 stops

  • Padar Island - We leave in the dark to catch sunrise. The climb is real, and what waits at the top is the three-bay view Komodo is known for.
  • Pink Beach - The sand is pink from broken coral. You can swim and snorkel straight off the beach.
  • Komodo Island - A trek with a national park ranger to see the dragons in their own habitat. The ranger sets the route and the distance.
  • Manta Point - A swim looking for manta rays. It depends on the current and the sea that day.
  • Taka Makassar - A sandbar that surfaces at low tide, good for photos and a snorkel along its edge.
  • Overnight on board.
A silhouette on the Padar Island ridge, the anchorage below
A silhouette on the Padar Island ridge, the anchorage below
The bay panorama from Padar Island
The bay panorama from Padar Island
Pink sand at Pink Beach, Komodo National Park
Pink sand at Pink Beach, Komodo National Park
A Komodo dragon on the beach at Komodo Island
A Komodo dragon on the beach at Komodo Island
A school of manta rays at Manta Point
A school of manta rays at Manta Point
The Taka Makassar sandbar ringed by shallow water
The Taka Makassar sandbar ringed by shallow water
The group gathered on the sand at Pink Beach, seen from above
The group gathered on the sand at Pink Beach, seen from above

Day 33 stops

  • Kanawa or Siaba Island - A last snorkel in clear water. Turtles pass through Siaba often.
  • Around 11:00 - Back alongside at KP3 Harbour in Labuan Bajo.
  • That leaves room for an afternoon flight, but do not book one too tight.
Kanawa Island from the air, jetty and clear water
Kanawa Island from the air, jetty and clear water
The wooden jetty and beach at Kanawa Island
The wooden jetty and beach at Kanawa Island

SAFETY FIRST

Itineraries are subject to change due to sea and weather conditions. The captain makes that call, and it is a safety call.

Sailing Route

Three days and two nights across the best of the Komodo islands, leaving from and returning to KP3 Harbour in Labuan Bajo.

Map of the Komodo National Park sailing route from Labuan Bajo

What's included

2 transfers on trip days included (hotel/airport to KP3 harbour, and back)
Shared cabin on phinisi (2 nights)
All meals + snacks onboard
Free-flow coffee, tea, water
Snorkeling equipment
Local guide
Boat clearance fee

Not included

Flights, travel insurance
Alcohol, personal expenses, tips
Komodo National Park entry fee: IDR 350,000 for Indonesians, IDR 650,000 for foreign visitors, arranged by the Open Trip Komodo team
Ranger fee, paid on site

Boat Specs

Guest capacity
21 pax
Hull type
Wooden phinisi

Trip at a glance

Luxury Boat
Top comfort
Sharing Tour
Price per person
3D2N
Most popular tour duration
Want the whole boat to yourselves?Private charter of Panrita is on BajoRental.

Frequently asked questions

Priced per person for the sharing system, and the figure is shown on this page. Pay in full here and your seat is locked on the spot.
Over 3 Days 2 Nights: sunrise at Padar, Pink Beach, the Komodo dragon trek, Taka Makassar, Manta Point, and Kelor Island. You stay overnight on the boat.
You join one boat with other guests and pay per person, so it is far cheaper than chartering your own boat. Great for traveling solo or as a pair.
No. The national park ticket is paid separately: IDR 350,000 for Indonesians, IDR 650,000 for foreign visitors, and it is arranged by the Open Trip Komodo team. The ranger fee is paid on site.

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