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Sail from Lombok on a 4‑day liveaboard through Sumbawa and Komodo National Park: snorkel at Manta Point, trek Padar at sunrise, and visit pink sand beaches. Expect mixed-share cabins, daily meals, and weather-dependent routing.
Sail from Lombok on a 4‑day liveaboard through Sumbawa and Komodo National Park: snorkel at Manta Point, trek Padar at sunrise, and visit pink sand beaches. Expect mixed-share cabins, daily meals, and weather-dependent routing.
The dip of the propellor becomes part of the rhythm: salt on your lips, sun on the sundeck, and islands sliding into view. Departing Lombok in the afternoon, the itinerary threads through Sumbawa’s ragged coastline, Kenawa’s shallow reefs, and the dramatic ridgelines of Komodo National Park — a compact ocean world where each stop offers a different tempo of adventure.
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Operated by Indo Trip · Labuan Bajo, East Nusa Tenggara
The dip of the propellor becomes part of the rhythm: salt on your lips, sun on the sundeck, and islands sliding into view. Departing Lombok in the afternoon, the itinerary threads through Sumbawa’s ragged coastline, Kenawa’s shallow reefs, and the dramatic ridgelines of Komodo National Park — a compact ocean world where each stop offers a different tempo of adventure.
This corner of eastern Indonesia carries volcanic geology and seafaring culture. Sumbawa’s limestone shelves and Komodo’s black-lava soils shape sharp headlands and sheltered bays; villages blend Bajo boatbuilding traditions with contemporary tourism. Komodo National Park was established to protect the giant lizard and the surrounding marine habitats and has become a focal point for conservation and sustainable tourism.
Expect short treks to panoramic viewpoints (Padar’s summit is a brisk 40–60 minute climb), guided walks in Komodo’s dry forest to see dragons at a safe distance, and multiple snorkel stops at Manta Point, Pink Beach and Manjarite. Onboard life alternates between communal meals, camera-ready islands, and quiet night skies far from light pollution.
Practical notes: cabins are mixed-share and come with AC options; bring reef-safe sunscreen, sturdy water shoes and a basic snorkel kit if you have one. The schedule is weather-dependent; be prepared for itinerary changes and follow crew safety briefings. With moderate fitness and good swimming ability, this four-day liveaboard delivers a condensed, practical immersion into one of Indonesia’s most iconic marine landscapes.
moderate.
4 days (3 nights).
Moderate fitness for short treks (40–60 minutes) and repeated snorkel sessions; able to climb steep, uneven trails.
The tour departs Lombok on Thursday at 14:00 and returns to Labuan Bajo on Sunday around 12:00 local time; flights should be booked after 15:00 on Sunday or plan an overnight in Labuan Bajo.
The standard arrangement is mixed‑gender shared cabins (4–6 people); private cabins or single requests are not available on this package.
Yes—basic snorkel sets and life jackets are provided, though bringing your own mask and fins can improve fit and comfort.
Minimum age is 12; travelers with heart, spinal, or serious medical conditions should consult a doctor before booking and bring necessary medications.
Komodo National Park was established in 1980 to protect the Komodo dragon and surrounding marine habitats and gained UNESCO recognition for its ecological value.
The park enforces strict rules on littering, feeding wildlife and reef protection; use reef‑safe products, avoid touching coral, and follow guide instructions to minimize impact.
Indo Trip operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The dip of the propellor becomes part of the rhythm: salt on your lips, sun on the sundeck, and islands sliding into view. Departing Lombok in the afternoon, the itinerary threads through Sumbawa’s ragged coastline, Kenawa’s shallow reefs, and the dramatic ridgelines of Komodo National Park — a compact ocean world where each stop offers a different tempo of adventure.
The dip of the propellor becomes part of the rhythm: salt on your lips, sun on the sundeck, and islands sliding into view. Departing Lombok in the afternoon, the itinerary threads through Sumbawa’s ragged coastline, Kenawa’s shallow reefs, and the dramatic ridgelines of Komodo National Park — a compact ocean world where each stop offers a different tempo of adventure.
This corner of eastern Indonesia carries volcanic geology and seafaring culture. Sumbawa’s limestone shelves and Komodo’s black-lava soils shape sharp headlands and sheltered bays; villages blend Bajo boatbuilding traditions with contemporary tourism. Komodo National Park was established to protect the giant lizard and the surrounding marine habitats and has become a focal point for conservation and sustainable tourism.
Expect short treks to panoramic viewpoints (Padar’s summit is a brisk 40–60 minute climb), guided walks in Komodo’s dry forest to see dragons at a safe distance, and multiple snorkel stops at Manta Point, Pink Beach and Manjarite. Onboard life alternates between communal meals, camera-ready islands, and quiet night skies far from light pollution.
Practical notes: cabins are mixed-share and come with AC options; bring reef-safe sunscreen, sturdy water shoes and a basic snorkel kit if you have one. The schedule is weather-dependent; be prepared for itinerary changes and follow crew safety briefings. With moderate fitness and good swimming ability, this four-day liveaboard delivers a condensed, practical immersion into one of Indonesia’s most iconic marine landscapes.