Question 1

Is this price per person or per cabin?

Accepted Answer

Per person. Deluxe Cabin 1, Deluxe Cabin 2 and Deluxe Twin are Rp 5,750,000 per person. Deluxe Share is Rp 4,750,000 per bed. All of them already include the fuel surcharge.

Question 2

Is the Komodo National Park entry ticket included?

Accepted Answer

No. The national park ticket and ranger fee are paid separately on site: IDR 350,000 for Indonesians, IDR 650,000 for foreign visitors. Bring cash.

Question 3

How is the Deluxe Share cabin arranged?

Accepted Answer

One cabin holds four single beds and is sold per bed, so you only pay for your own bunk. It suits solo travellers, or you can take the whole cabin if there are four of you.

Question 4

How much deposit locks a seat?

Accepted Answer

A 30% deposit locks your seat and the balance is settled before departure. Deposits are arranged over WhatsApp, while the pay button on this page charges the full amount.

Question 5

Is the bathroom inside the cabin?

Accepted Answer

No. Ayla has two shared bathrooms with sit-down toilets, and all four cabins are air conditioned. The boat carries at most 10 guests, so the morning queue is usually short. Fresh water is 3 tons for the whole trip, so keep showers reasonable and bring wet wipes for afternoons on deck.

Question 6

What time do we leave and get back?

Accepted Answer

You board at KP3 Harbour in Labuan Bajo between 10:00 and 11:00 on day one. On day three the boat is back alongside the same harbour around 11:00. That leaves room for an afternoon flight, but do not book one too tight, because weather can move the docking time.

Question 7

Are we picked up at the hotel, or do we make our own way to the harbour?

Accepted Answer

Transfers within Labuan Bajo town are included, so you just give us your hotel address when you confirm. If you are staying outside town or landing that same morning, message us on WhatsApp first so the pickup time fits the boat schedule.

Question 8

I cannot swim. Can I still join?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Life jackets and snorkeling gear are included, and a guide gets in the water at every snorkeling stop. One thing to note: Manta Point depends on the current, so the captain decides whether it is safe that day. On Komodo Island everyone walks with a national park ranger, and the ranger sets the route and the distance.

Question 9

What is the boat like?

Accepted Answer

Ayla is a teak and ironwood boat, 22.59 metres long and 3.95 metres wide, built in 2016 and renovated in 2017. She runs with four crew, and power comes from a 10,000 watt generator plus solar panels, so the air conditioning and the sockets stay on through the trip. Cruising speed is 7 knots, slow enough that the hops between islands become part of the trip.

Question 10

When is the best time to climb Padar Island?

Accepted Answer

Sunrise, and that is why this trip leaves in the dark on day two. The light is at its best and the air at its coolest before the sun is up, because the trail to the Padar ridge is open with no shade. By season, April to October has the calmest sea; January and February bring the biggest swell and schedules can shift.

Question 11

What is the difference between a liveaboard and a one day open trip?

Accepted Answer

Liveaboard means you sleep on the boat, so three days really are three days at sea: you wake up already near the next stop, with no trip back to Labuan Bajo each morning. What supports that on Ayla are air conditioned cabins, two bathrooms and seven meals on board. A day trip only reaches the three or four nearest stops and returns in the afternoon.

科莫多拼船 3D2N Ayla Deluxe · 2026

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