An Unforgettable Journey Across the Eastern Seas
Your journey begins in the morning as we depart from Lombok aboard a traditional wooden phinisi boat.
First destination: Kenawa Island – a postcard-perfect island known for its crystal-clear water, colorful coral reefs, and a scenic hill that offers a 360° view of the ocean. Enjoy snorkeling, beach walks, and short hiking.
In the afternoon, relax on the boat as we begin our overnight sail toward the northern coast of Sumbawa.
🌙 Dinner is served on board under the stars, as the boat gently rocks you to sleep.
Wake up early for a once-in-a-lifetime experience: swimming with the gentle giants of the sea.
We’ll visit a special spot near Saleh Bay where whale sharks often appear. With luck on our side, you’ll get to snorkel safely alongside these majestic creatures – a truly humbling and unforgettable moment.
After the encounter, enjoy lunch as we continue sailing toward the Komodo National Park area.
🌙 Another night on board, surrounded by calm seas and the quiet rhythm of nature.
Early morning arrival at Komodo Island, the land of the last living dragons. Trek through the wild with a park ranger to spot Komodo dragons in their natural habitat.
Next stop: Pink Beach – famous for its rare pink sand and vibrant underwater life. Snorkel, swim, or simply relax on the shore.
In the late afternoon, we hike up to the top of Padar Island. The view from the summit is nothing short of magical, with sweeping bays and dramatic landscapes.
🌙 Anchor near Padar for the night and enjoy your final dinner onboard.
Start the last day with a visit to Manjarite, known for its clear turquoise water and floating jetty — perfect for snorkeling and underwater photos.
Then, head to Kelor Island, where a short hike to the top rewards you with stunning views of the surrounding sea and hills.
After a relaxed lunch on board, we sail into Labuan Bajo harbor, arriving around 17 PM.
✅ Accommodation on board (shared/private cabin available)
✅ All meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner)
✅ Drinking water, coffee, and tea
✅ Snorkeling equipment
✅ Entrance fees to Komodo National Park
✅ Whale shark experience
✅ English-speaking guide and friendly crew
✅ Life jackets & safety gear
✅ Land & sea transfers as needed
To make the most of your adventure, here are some essentials you should pack:
Passport or valid ID
Small daypack for island excursions
Waterproof dry bag (to keep valuables safe)
Light, breathable clothing for tropical weather
Swimsuits (bring extra if possible)
Hat or cap for sun protection
Sunglasses
Sandals or water shoes
Comfortable walking shoes (for trekking on Komodo and Padar Island)
Light jacket or hoodie (it can get windy at night)
Sunscreen (reef-safe is best)
Insect repellent
Personal toiletries (toothbrush, toothpaste, etc.)
Towel (quick-dry recommended)
Wet wipes or tissues
Motion sickness pills (if needed)
Camera or smartphone
Power bank
Snorkeling gear (optional, but provided on board)
Reusable water bottle
Snacks (if you have favorites)
Personal medication
Small first aid kit (basic items like plasters, antiseptic)
Travel insurance (recommended)
We will inform you of the exact meeting point and time after booking. Usually, it’s in the Senggigi or Bangsal area. Pick-up service can be arranged depending on your location in Lombok.
Yes! We use traditional wooden phinisi boats equipped with sleeping cabins, mattresses, pillows, and blankets. Private cabin options are available. The crew is trained, and safety equipment is provided (life jackets, radios, etc).
We serve freshly prepared Indonesian and Western-style meals, 3 times a day. Vegetarian and other dietary options are available upon request – please let us know in advance.
Whale shark sightings are natural and seasonal, so we cannot 100% guarantee it. However, the spot we visit near Saleh Bay has a high chance of encounters, especially in the morning.
Not at all. Life jackets and snorkeling gear are provided, and our crew is happy to assist you. However, being comfortable in the water will help you enjoy snorkeling more.
Yes, but we recommend the tour for those who are reasonably fit. There is some hiking (e.g., Padar Island), and guests need to be comfortable on a boat. Please consult with us first if you’re bringing small children or seniors.
Yes, itineraries may change due to weather, sea conditions, or park regulations. Your safety is our top priority, and any changes will be made with your comfort and experience in mind.