Komodo private boat charter on King Cirox 2: two rate cards, five trip lengths, one price per boat

Two tables price this boat, and the date of your first day decides which one applies. The current rate card covers departures to 31 December 2026. The boat's 2027 booklet covers 1 January to 31 July 2027. Both are printed below, one after the other.

Each card sets one price per boat for each trip length and guest band. For a party of one to five, a full day is IDR 30,750,000 (≈ USD 1,887) now and IDR 32,500,000 (≈ USD 1,994) in 2027; a 3D2N is IDR 47,500,000 (≈ USD 2,914) now and IDR 50,000,000 (≈ USD 3,067) in 2027. The bands are one to five guests, six to ten, and eleven to fifteen. Above fifteen, each extra guest adds a fixed amount, IDR 2,250,000 (≈ USD 138) on a 3D2N, up to 23 guests in all.

Inside a band the price does not move. Six guests pay the same as ten, so the eleventh guest is the expensive one: they move the whole group into the next band. Count heads before you write to us.

Departures after July 2027 have no printed rate yet. We quote them in writing once the boat's next booklet is issued, and not before.

This is the 5D4N route. It is the longest length the boat's booklet prices: IDR 65,500,000 (≈ USD 4,018) for a group of five or fewer now, IDR 69,000,000 (≈ USD 4,233) in the 2027 booklet. It is a charter length only; the open trip never runs five days.

The first three days follow the 4D3N: Kelor, Manjarite and Kalong; then Padar, Komodo Island and Pink Beach; then Gili Lawa, Manta Point, Taka Makassar and Siaba. Day four takes in Senator, then Kanawa and Sabolon. Day five visits Rangko Cave and Seture before the run back to Labuan Bajo.

Against a 4D3N at IDR 58,500,000 (≈ USD 3,589), the fifth day costs the gap between the two prices. Groups above fifteen add IDR 3,750,000 (≈ USD 230) per extra guest.

A charter price divided by the people who share it is the figure most groups actually compare. On a 3D2N at the current rates, ten guests pay IDR 5,100,000 (≈ USD 313) each, fifteen pay IDR 3,800,000 (≈ USD 233) each, and a full boat of 23 pays IDR 3,260,000 (≈ USD 200) each.

Hold those numbers against the bunk price. One Gresik bunk on the open trip is IDR 3,350,000 (≈ USD 206), and a place in a private cabin is IDR 4,300,000 (≈ USD 264). For a large group the charter can come out close to the open-trip fares, with the whole boat, your own route and your own times.

For a couple the arithmetic runs the other way. Two guests on a 3D2N charter pay IDR 23,750,000 (≈ USD 1,457) each. Put plainly: if you are two, the open trip is the cheaper way onto this boat, and a charter is what you pay for privacy.

The table below runs every length and headcount. How children under 3, who travel free, count towards a band is set out in your written quote.

The charter fare includes free pickup in Labuan Bajo, all meals cooked aboard by the chef, free-flowing water, tea and coffee, linen and towels, masks and snorkels, the canoe, the karaoke and sound system, Starlink Wi-Fi on board, and the cruise director, chef and boat crew. In the photos the chef's dishes go out on leaf-shaped plates, set down the middle of the black glass-top table.

A charter of any length leaves out two things the open trip includes: a local guide, and photo and video documentation by GoPro, mirrorless camera and drone. We add either on request, each priced as its own line. Also outside the fare: flights, insurance, personal spending, tips, and fins, which the boat does not carry.

Park fees are outside every fare. Under PP 36/2024 a foreign visitor pays IDR 250,000 for each day inside Komodo National Park; an Indonesian citizen pays IDR 50,000 on a weekday or IDR 75,000 at the weekend. Ranger and pier levies are paid separately and subject to change, more often than the entry fee, so we send the current list in writing with your balance invoice. The table below shows the figures we have verified.

Paying 50 per cent holds the whole boat for your dates, and the rest falls due 30 days before departure; inside that window you pay everything at booking. Prices include VAT at 11 per cent.

The refund scale has three steps. Sixty days out or more, 50 per cent of the fare returns to you. From 59 down to 30 days, 25 per cent. Under 30, none. A date change is cheaper than any of those: nothing at 30 days or more, IDR 500,000 at 14 to 29 days, and at 13 days or fewer the change is treated as a cancellation. Money owed to you is paid within 14 days.

Wise, Revolut, PayPal, a card link, QRIS, Alipay, WeChat Pay through a payment partner and a rupiah bank transfer all work. PayPal adds 7.2 per cent; a card link shows its fee on the invoice before you pay.

These are our terms for every booking made through this site. Soon after the deposit lands you have a written confirmation in the same WhatsApp thread: boat, dates, guests, amount paid and the date the balance is due.