3 Island for 2 Days 1 Nights

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Open Trip 3 Island for 2 Days 1 Nights

Join our Open Trip with 3 Island Boat – Explore the breathtaking beauty of Indonesia’s islands on a shared sailing experience. Perfect for solo travelers, couples, or small groups, this trip offers a unique opportunity to meet new people while enjoying luxury comfort, island hopping, snorkeling, and unforgettable sunsets aboard 3 Island Boat.

SCHEDULE OPEN TRIP

Every Wednesday and Friday

Departure: Labuan Bajo Port, Day 1 at 08:30 AM

Arrival: Labuan Bajo Port, Day 2 at 18:30 AM

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✅ Included in the Package

Accommodation 2 Days 1 Nights on the Boat (Sharing / Private Cabin)
4x Meals (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
Mineral water, Tea & Coffee
Snorkeling Equipment
Documentation (Camera, GoPro & Drone)
Experienced Tour Guide
Life Jackets
Pickup from Airport / Hotel to Harbor (Labuan Bajo area)
Drop-off from Harbor to Hotel / Airport (Labuan Bajo area)

❌ Not Included in the Package

Flights to/from Labuan Bajo
Hotel before or after the trip
Komodo National Park Entrance Fee
Travel Insurance
Tips for the guide and boat crew (optional)
Personal Expenses (extra snacks, personal medication, etc.)

ITINERARY

DAY 1 : Labuan Bajo - Kelor Island - Rinca Island - Kalong Island

Meeting Point Harbor Labuan Bajo

Free pick up from Airport & Hotel Labuan Bajo Area.

Trekking at Kelor Island

Begin your adventure with a short but steep trek to the top of Kelor Island, one of the best spots to enjoy panoramic views of Flores’ coastline and surrounding islands. The hike takes about 10–15 minutes, and though it’s a bit challenging, the stunning view from the summit is absolutely worth it.

Rinca Island – Meet the Dragons

Komodo Island is the most iconic destination in the national park, home to the famous Komodo dragons, the largest lizards on Earth. On a guided trek through the island’s dry savannah landscape, you’ll have the chance to see these ancient reptiles in their natural habitat. The island also offers scenic views, wildlife encounters, and a unique experience you won’t find anywhere else in the world.

Sunset at Kalong Island

Kalong Island offers one of the most magical sunset moments in Komodo. As the sun begins to set behind the horizon, thousands of flying foxes (fruit bats) rise from the mangrove forest and fill the sky. It’s a peaceful yet unforgettable experience — best enjoyed from the deck of your boat, with the warm colors of dusk all around.

DAY 2 : Padar Island - Pink Beach - Taka Makasar - Manta Point - Labuan Bajo

Sunrise at Padar Island

Padar Island is famous for its breathtaking sunrise view. An early morning hike takes you to the top of the island, where you’ll witness a panoramic landscape of three uniquely colored beaches surrounded by dramatic hills and turquoise waters. The climb takes around 30–45 minutes, and the view from the top is truly unforgettable — a must-see highlight of the trip.

Pink Beach – A Natural Wonder

Pink Beach is one of only a few beaches in the world with naturally pink sand, created from crushed red corals mixed with white sand. It’s the perfect spot to relax, swim in crystal-clear water, or snorkel along the vibrant coral reefs just offshore. The contrast of turquoise sea, pink sand, and green hills makes it an unforgettable photo spot.

Manta Point – Swim with Manta Rays

Manta Point is a world-renowned spot for snorkeling with majestic manta rays. The waters here are rich in plankton, attracting these giant creatures to feed. Whether you’re a snorkeler or a diver, you’ll have the chance to see these graceful rays up close, gliding effortlessly through the crystal-clear waters. It’s an unforgettable experience for nature lovers and underwater enthusiasts.

Taka Makassar – The Beautiful Sandbar

Taka Makassar is a stunning sandbar located in the heart of Komodo National Park. This small, crescent-shaped island is only accessible by boat and is perfect for a quick stop to enjoy the breathtaking scenery. The shallow waters around the sandbar are ideal for snorkeling, offering vibrant coral reefs and colorful fish. It’s also a great spot for taking photos, with its unique white sand and surrounding turquoise waters.

Return to Labuan Bajo

After exploring the stunning islands and snorkeling in the crystal-clear waters of Komodo National Park, you’ll sail back to Labuan Bajo. This is where your trip ends, and you can spend some time exploring the charming town, shopping for souvenirs, or simply relaxing before heading to the airport or your next destination.

Please note that the itinerary may change based on sea conditions and weather conditions for the safety and comfort of all guests. Our experienced crew and guides will make adjustments as necessary to ensure an enjoyable and safe experience for everyone on board.

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CABIN PHOTO

Share Cabin

Maximum Capacity : 4 Person
Type Bed : 4x Single Bunk Beds
Private Bathroom
Location : Main Deck

Price : IDR 3.000.000 / Person (Minimum 1 Person)

Private Cabin

Maximum Capacity : 2 Person
Type Bed : 1 Double Bed
Private Bathroom
Location : Main Deck

Price : IDR 3.900.000 / Person (Minimum 2 Person)

FAQ

1. What is Sailing Komodo?

Sailing Komodo is a liveaboard tour where you stay on a boat while exploring beautiful islands in Komodo National Park, including Padar Island, Komodo Island, Pink Beach, and more.

2. What’s the difference between an Open Trip and a Private Trip?

Open Trip: You join with other travelers; it’s more budget-friendly.
Private Trip: The entire boat is reserved for your group; more flexible and private.

3. When is the best time to sail in Komodo?

The best time is April to November, during the dry season. Peak season is usually from June to August.

4. Is it safe for beginners or non-swimmers?

Yes. Our crew provides a safety briefing, and life jackets are available at all times. Our guides are trained to assist all guests.

5. Does the trip price include flights to Labuan Bajo?

No. Flight tickets and accommodation before or after the sailing trip are not included.

6. How do I book a trip?

7. Do you accept credit card payments?

Yes, we accept credit card payments via our secure payment gateway. Please note that a small processing fee may apply depending on your bank or card provider.

Booking Policy	Minimum booking for a Share Cabin is 1 person Minimum booking for a Private Cabin is 2 persons

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