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Komodo Day Tour from Labuan Bajo — Open Trip Schedule & Price

One seat on the daily Komodo open trip is Rp1,350,000, covering your captain and crew, an English-speaking guide, lunch, drinks and full snorkel gear. Departure is 05:30 and you're back by 16:30, with six stops built in: Padar, Pink Beach, Komodo Island, Taka Makassar, Manta Point and Siaba Besar.

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Trip Stops, Hour by Hour

  1. 05:30

    Hotel Pick-up

    Our crew collects you straight from your Labuan Bajo hotel.

  2. 06:00

    Cast Off

    The Yamaha 2×200 HP speedboat leaves the harbour.

  3. 06:45

    Padar Island

    Climb the ridgeline for that legendary three-bay panorama while the morning light is still soft.

  4. 08:30

    Pink Beach

    Snorkel the coral reef, then unwind on the blush-pink sand.

  5. 10:30

    Komodo Island

    A ranger-led trek to meet the Komodo dragons in their natural habitat.

  6. 13:00

    Taka Makassar

    A stop at a floating white sandbar in the open sea; lunch and cold drinks served on deck.

  7. 14:30

    Manta Point

    Swim alongside giant manta rays in open water.

  8. 16:00

    Siaba Besar

    Coral gardens and sea turtles close out the day quietly.

  9. 16:30

    Cruise Back

    Sail back into Labuan Bajo and return to your hotel.

What You Get Onboard

Facilities

  • Air-conditioned indoor cabin & open deck
  • Life jackets, all sizes
  • Full snorkeling gear set

Included

  • Hotel pick-up & drop-off
  • Lunch served on board
  • Mineral water & soft drinks
  • Light snacks
  • English-speaking guide

Excluded

  • Photo & video documentation
  • Komodo National Park entrance ticket (Rp250,000 WNI / Rp400,000 WNA per person)
  • Personal towel

What This Komodo Open Trip Price Covers

Only the entrance fee for Komodo National Park is billed as a separate line item, paid in cash at the gate on the day you travel. The Rp1,350,000 seat price itself stays flat all year — we don't add wet-season or dry-season surcharges, so a July quote on WhatsApp matches what you'd pay in December.

As of July 2026, the official rate we've verified is still Rp250.000 for Indonesian citizens (WNI) and Rp400.000 for foreign visitors (WNA), paid in cash at the park gate. Since April 2026 the government has capped daily visits to Komodo National Park at 1,000 people and requires advance booking through the official SiORA app — walk-in gate tickets are no longer something to count on. A newer bundled fee structure is being reported by some operators but hadn't been formally announced by BTNK as of our last check, so the figures above could shift. We'll update them the moment an official rate lands; until then, confirm your date and quota when you lock in a seat on the booking page.

Komodo open trip price breakdown
ItemCost
Open trip seat (per person) Rp1.350.000
National Park fee — Indonesian (WNI) Rp250.000
National Park fee — Foreigner (WNA) Rp400.000
Direct booking vs going through an agent
Direct with Bajo Speed BoatThrough an agent / aggregator
PriceRp1,350,000, no markup+ agent commission
Who you talk toThe captain and owner, Paullo RossiA call centre
PaymentDeposit via BCA transfer, remainder in cash at the dockFull prepay
The boatOne licensed boat you can nameAn unknown boat

Ready to lock in a date? See the boat's seat map and book directly on the booking page.

Trip Route 05:30–16:30
TimeStopWhat you do
05:30 Hotel Pick-up Our crew collects you straight from your Labuan Bajo hotel.
06:00 Cast Off The Yamaha 2×200 HP speedboat leaves the harbour.
06:45 Padar Island Climb the ridgeline for that legendary three-bay panorama while the morning light is still soft.
08:30 Pink Beach Snorkel the coral reef, then unwind on the blush-pink sand.
10:30 Komodo Island A ranger-led trek to meet the Komodo dragons in their natural habitat.
13:00 Taka Makassar A stop at a floating white sandbar in the open sea; lunch and cold drinks served on deck.
14:30 Manta Point Swim alongside giant manta rays in open water.
16:00 Siaba Besar Coral gardens and sea turtles close out the day quietly.
16:30 Cruise Back Sail back into Labuan Bajo and return to your hotel.

This route runs daily — pick your date and lock in a seat on the booking page.

Questions about this trip

What exactly is included in the Rp1,350,000 open trip price, line by line?

That Rp1,350,000 per-seat figure already folds in getting picked up and dropped back at your hotel, the speedboat itself, an English-speaking guide, lunch on board, mineral water, a snack, and a full snorkel gear set — see the facility/included breakdown above for the complete list. Only one line item sits outside it: the Komodo National Park entrance fee, paid in cash at the gate on arrival.

Is a Komodo day trip worth it?

Yes, if your time or budget is limited — Padar's sunrise ridge, wild Komodo dragons, Pink Beach and Manta Point snorkeling all fit into one Rp1,350,000 day, versus $250+ for a multi-night liveaboard. You trade overnight sailing and a Kalong Island sunset for a same-day return to your hotel — a fair swap for most first-time visitors.

Do I need to book my Komodo tour in advance in 2026, and has the park fee changed?

As of July 2026, the entrance fee we've verified is still Rp250,000 per person for Indonesian citizens (WNI) and Rp400,000 for foreign visitors (WNA), paid in cash at the park gate and separate from our open-trip price. Since April 2026 the government has capped daily park visits at 1,000 people and requires advance booking through the official SiORA app; some Labuan Bajo operators are reporting a new, higher bundled fee, but the park authority (BTNK) hadn't made it official as of our last check. These figures can change — we'll update them the moment a formal rate is published, so confirm with us on WhatsApp when you book.

How much time do we spend on Padar, and is there a swim stop?

Padar is our first stop, at 06:45, and you'll spend roughly 45-60 minutes climbing the savanna ridge for that three-bay panorama while the morning light is still soft — wear proper shoes, since it's a dry hike rather than a beach call. We move straight on to Pink Beach after, so save your swimwear for that stop.

Last updated: 20 July 2026