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A seven-housed city above the clouds
KOMODO ISLANDS
A natural volcanic paradise
Best Yacht Charter in the Komodo National Park
Komodo National Park is a popular destination for yacht rentals, offering a range of options for tourists looking to explore the region’s stunning natural beauty and diverse marine life. Yachts can provide a comfortable and convenient way to experience the park’s many attractions, including its famous dragons and beautiful coral reefs.
There are several different companies that offer yacht rentals in Komodo National Park, ranging from luxury boats to more modest vessels. These rentals typically include a range of amenities, such as air-conditioned cabins, dining areas, and sun decks, as well as trained crew members and diving equipment.
During a yacht rental in Komodo National Park, you’ll have the opportunity to explore the region’s beautiful waters and see a wide range of marine life, including colorful fish, sharks, and coral. You can also visit some of the park’s most popular attractions, such as Pink Beach and Rinca Island, home to the famous Komodo dragons.
Whether you’re an experienced sailor or a beginner, a yacht rental in Komodo National Park is a unique and exciting way to experience this beautiful region.
ALL THE PLACES TO SEE AT THE KOMODO NATIONAL PARK
Recently selected as one of National Geographic Magazine’s Top Ten Destinations.
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Meet the only dragons on earth
Here you can have a unique experience and meet the Komodo Dragons in their natural environment; the world’s largest lizard. A rare species to see in its natural habitat, over 2500 Komodo Dragons live across the Komodo National Park which is made up of three main islands – Komodo, Rinca, and Padar.
World-class diving and Pink Sand Beaches
Pink Sand Beach is another rare sight that you can visit when traveling to the region. Most importantly, it is one of only seven places in the world where you can visit a pink sand beach. Therefore, It is perfect for swimming and snorkeling.
Komodo’s diving spots attract divers who want to explore and swim alongside giant mantas, sea turtles, dolphins, dugongs, and some of the ocean’s most beautiful corals. Whether it’s snorkeling or scuba diving, in short, Komodo’s diving spots is magic – everything you see is mesmerizing.
Land of tradition
The people of Komodo come from across many regions including Sape, Madura, South Sulawesi, and Manggari. Therefore, they bring with them a variety of cultural influences and backgrounds.
In addition, many men make a living as fishermen and you may see women who are weaving. You may even be lucky and attend a traditional village welcome dance.
However, it is important that you are sensitive to the local people when walking around the island and in the villages. Tourists should be comfortable with covering up their knees and shoulders. For example, you may do this by using a beautiful authentic sarong to cover swimwear.
An island to discover by cruise
That is to say, sailing a yacht charter or Liveaboard in the Komodo National Park in this region will give you the best possible view. As you blissfully cruise, you take in every sunrise and sunset with a tropical paradise as your backdrop. This is an adventure you won’t forget.
Discover a hidden paradise, come dive, and cruise in the Komodo.
HIGHLIGHTS
- Navigable all year
- Empty Beaches
- Pink Beach
- World-class Diving
- Liveaboard
- Multi cultural
- Seafood
- BBQ on the beach
- Komodo Dragons
- Manta Ray
Can I rent a bareboat in Indonesia?
No, unfortunately, the government does not allow bareboat. In some way, it is safer for you, as the maps are not always accurate in these remote areas. The captain with his crew will show you the best places to visit during your trip.
Can I participate in the manoeuvres with the crew?
Yes, if you know how to sail and want to participate, you are welcome to help the crew.
In the Komodo, are the dragons dangerous?
No, there is a guard from the national park that assists you during your stay and he ensures your safety. If you follow his guidance, it is safe.
What is the weather like in the Komodo Islands?
The high season is between May to end of October when it is not raining. Personally, my favorite time is at the end of the rainy season when the islands are super green.
How do I get to the boat?
You will need to arrive at Labuan Bajo airport.
To get to the Komodo island, there are 7 daily direct flights connecting Labuan Bajo, Flores to Denpasar, Bali. The flight takes 1 hour and 30 minutes.
There are 2 flights leaving Jakarta, Java and it takes 2 hours and 30 minutes. From Surabaya, Java it is 2 hours.
We recommend to book via:
- www.garuda-indonesia.com
- www.lionair.co.id (Wings Air)
- www.traveloka.com
- www.kalstaronline.com
- www.flynamair.com
- www.batikair.com
A driver and cruise director will be waiting for you at the exit of the airport and bring you to the marina. From there a dinghy will bring you on board.
Is the Komodo National park closed?
No, this was only a rumour. It has been in discussion that some parts of the Komodo island should be partially closed (just 1 island, not the national park).
The closing hasn’t been done, and we at Yachting Experience know the best spots to observe the Dragons away from the crowd