Our 17-Seat Komodo Speedboat, Home-Ported in Labuan Bajo
Built low and stable for Komodo's currents, our open hard-top carries two numbered rows of seating — reserve the exact spot you want the day you book.
Your Seat, Your Pick
The open-top deck seats 17 guests across two numbered rows — port side runs L1 through L8, starboard runs R1 through R9, both counted bow to stern. Book online, browse the live deck chart, and lock in the exact seat number you want before you ever step aboard.
Crew hold the wheelhouse and the two forward seats — those aren't part of the guest count. The washroom and both engines sit at the stern.
- Engine
- Yamaha 2 × 200 HP
- Length (LOA)
- 11,90 m
- Breadth
- 3,10 m
- Tonnage
- GT 11 / NT 4
- Max speed
- 20 knot
- Capacity
- 17 guests + 3 crew
- Material
- Fiberglass
- Tanks
- 500 L fuel · 500 L water
Curious what safety gear is aboard? The full inventory lives on our Permits & Safety.
Built for Komodo's Currents
At 11.90 metres LOA and GT 11, the hull sits low enough to cut through the tide races between islands yet wide enough (3.10 m beam) to stay level when the afternoon chop picks up. Twin 200HP Yamaha outboards give us the reserve power to hold a steady 20-knot cruise across six stops without rushing any one of them.
First time on open water? Seats amidships, closest to the shaded AC cabin, ride flattest when the crossing gets choppy; the bow rows feel every swell first. Mention it when you reserve and we'll steer you toward a calmer number.
This hull rolled out fresh for the 2026 season — a full fiberglass rebuild rather than a repaint, so the deck hardware, upholstery and paint are all first-year new, not inherited from an older boat.
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AC Cabin & Open-Air Deck
A cool air-conditioned cabin below, plus a covered sundeck aft and a royal-blue bow up front to stretch out on.
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Life Jackets for Everyone
Full adult sizing carried aboard, plus 5 jackets sized just for kids.
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Snorkel Kit, Ready to Wear
Masks, snorkels and fins in every size, with our guide on hand to fit first-timers.
The specs and seat map above answer what the boat is — the next question is usually what the day looks like: six stops covered hour by hour, from the morning pickup to the evening drop-off.