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Sail a classic wooden pinisi through Komodo National Park on a 3-day voyage that combines snorkeling with short hikes, wildlife encounters, and island beaches. Expect comfortable cabins, park rangers on Komodo Island, and clear water swims at Manta Point and Pink Beach.
Sail a classic wooden pinisi through Komodo National Park on a 3-day voyage that combines snorkeling with short hikes, wildlife encounters, and island beaches. Expect comfortable cabins, park rangers on Komodo Island, and clear water swims at Manta Point and Pink Beach.
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Operated by CAN Tours · Labuan Bajo, East Nusa Tenggara
Morning light slices across the bow as the pinisi slides away from Labuan Bajo harbor. Salt air and teak underfoot set the tempo: slow, precise, and purposeful. Over three days you’ll trade the town’s palm-lined shore for a route through Komodo National Park—climbing Padar’s stone steps for a sunrise that separates three differently colored beaches, snorkeling from Pink Beach’s coral-sand shallows, and drifting near mantas at Manta Point.
moderate.
3 days.
Suitable for travelers with basic fitness—able to do short hikes (Padar’s stairs) and moderate snorkeling sessions.
Visits to Komodo Island are led by park rangers; stay with the group, keep a safe distance, and follow ranger instructions—do not approach or feed the animals.
You should be comfortable in the water and able to swim; guides assist snorkelers and provide basic briefing, but basic snorkeling skills are required.
Yes—routes and stops may shift for safety if seas are rough or visibility is poor; operators typically refund or reschedule when cancellations occur per policy.
Meals listed in the itinerary (breakfast, lunch, dinner) and Komodo National Park entrance fees are included—confirm details at booking.
Komodo National Park was established in 1980 to protect the endemic Komodo dragon and surrounding marine habitat; it became a UNESCO World Heritage site for its ecological value.
The park is strictly regulated—visitors must follow ranger rules, avoid touching reef, and use reef-safe products to minimize impact on fragile coral ecosystems.
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