Shared day tour
From $90
per person, one day
A seat on a scheduled speedboat. Five to six stops in about eleven hours.
Published, not on request
Every format and every tier in one table, in USD. Most operators in Labuan Bajo make you message them to learn what a boat costs; this is the alternative.

Komodo yacht tours run from USD 90 per person for a shared day tour to USD 27,000 per night for a flagship charter, with the 3D2N share cabin at USD 300 to 850 per person sitting where most people actually book.

By format
The four ways to buy a trip here, cheapest first.
From $90
per person, one day
A seat on a scheduled speedboat. Five to six stops in about eleven hours.
Best seller
$300–$850
per person, two nights
A cabin on a scheduled sailing with 8–12 travellers. Includes two nights and all meals.
From $800
per boat, one day
The whole day vessel, paced to your group.
From $1,550
per yacht, per night
Whole vessel overnight, Deluxe tier upward.
The Komodo National Park entrance fee is not included in any of the four options, with costs of around USD 40–50 for international visitors and USD 20–25 for Indonesian visitors. Tickets are arranged separately through SiORA.
By charter tier
Whole vessel, per night, in USD. The itinerary is the same across all three — cabin, crew ratio and food are what change.
$1,550–$4,650
per yacht, per night
En-suite cabins, crew and full board. The entry point of the fleet.
Most requested
$1,800–$9,850
per yacht, per night
Ayvara and Malca class. Signature packages from USD 5,300.
From $3,800
per yacht, per night
Elite phinisi from USD 3,800; superyachts USD 9,000–17,000; flagships to USD 27,000 plus VAT.
Multiply by nights, then divide by your group, to compare a charter against a per-person cabin. That arithmetic usually turns over around six people.
2D1N · one night
3D2N · two nights
4D3N · three nights
Longer
Nights multiplied by the published Deluxe entry rate. VIP and VVIP vessels scale from their own bands rather than from this one.
Three lines that sit outside every figure above.
International visitors pay approximately USD 40–50 per person for the Komodo National Park ticket, while Indonesian visitors pay around USD 20–25. The park ticket is handled separately through SiORA.
USD 50–80 per dive including tank, weights and guide, plus roughly IDR 25,000 per diver per day to the park. Snorkelling is included everywhere; diving never is.
Flights to Labuan Bajo, travel insurance, alcohol and gratuities. Harbour transfers at both ends are included.
Any operator quoting an "all-in" price that appears to absorb the park ticket is quoting a bigger number, not doing you a favour — it cannot legally be included or waived.
Send dates and how many of you there are. We will come back with the vessels actually free and what each one costs for those nights, with the park fee shown as its own line.
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