Queenesia II Liveaboard

​At Maika Komodo Tour, we offer our guests many options for the complete liveaboard experience while visiting Komodo National Park.  Whether it is a standard liveaboard, deluxe or superior, we can offer different options for our guests personal requests and personal preference.  

Of the largest of these is Queenesia II.  This ship in now available for booking for sailing and scuba diving Komodo National Park.  Our normal trip length is 6 days/5 Nights and operates with 4 to 1 guest / dive guide ratio.  This way, each guests gets a more personal and safe dive experience while diving amazing locations in Komodo National Park.  Queenesia II was built in 2016 and just had a full renovation in 2022.  This beautiful Phinisi is 105 ft (32 meters) and made of ironwood, which makes it extremely durable and sturdy.  

Queenesia II offer many unique features, including; Family cabins, Seaview Cabins, En-suite bathrooms, Rooms with a Balcony, Leisure Deck, Observation Deck, Sun Deck, air conditioned cabins, air conditioned saloon, Bar, Charging Stations, Camera Station, and nearly a 1:1 crew/guest ratio.  The ship is also great for non diving groups as well as built for scuba diving.  

Queenesia II can comfortably accommodate up to 16 guests in 7 different cabins.  On top, sits a beautiful master cabin with a full view through the surrounding windows.  There is also 1 main deck double cabin, 3 double cabins, and 2 triple cabins. 

Our standard 6 Day/ 5 Night itinerary is as follows;

Day 1:
Bidadari Island (check dive)
Kalong (Famous for Flying Foxes)
Wanilu - (Night Dive)

Day 2:
Padar Island (trekking for sunrise)
Three Sisters (diving)
Secret garden (diving)
Small Pardar (diving)

Day 3:
Pink Beach (Great for relaxing and snorkeling)
Komodo Island  (To see Komodo Dragons) 
Shotgun - (Famous current dive in Komodo)
Golden Passage - (Night Dive)

Day 4:
Crystal Rock - (Diving)
Castle Rock - (Diving)
Shot Gun (Diving)
Gili Lawa  (Night Dive)

Day 5:
Manta point (Famous Diving location to see Mantas) 
Taka Makassar (crescent shaped beach for relaxing and kayaking)
Batu Bolong  (Diving) famous Dive location in the center of the National Park
Siaba Besar (Diving)

Day 6:
Siaba Kecil (Diving)
Mawan (Diving)  Very common to see Mantas here. 
Return Labuan Bajo harbor

(Above is our standard 6 day/ 5 night itinerary.  Locations are subject to change depending on weather and tide changes.)

Below is a description of many of the dive sites listed above.

CASTLE ROCK
Dive site location in the north of Komodo National Park.  Divers can see Fusiiers, Schools of Barracudas, Trevallies, Oriental Sweet Lips, Surgeon Mackerels, and sharks.  

MANTA POINT
Dive Site located in the center of the National park.  Divers can see Eagles Rays, Clown Triggerfish, and usually many Manta Rays.  This is a famous dive location because Manta gather in this particular area at cleaning stations.  Current is usually light and makes for a nice light drift dive.  Depending on tide changes, the current can become strong as well. 

BATU BOLONG
Batu Bolong is located in the center of the National Park.  Batu Bolong mean “hole in the rock” in local language.  It can be seen from the surface as a big rock with a large hole in it, creating an arch that is viewable from the surface. Underneath the water is a plethora of aquatic life and many of our guests say it is like viewing an underwater aquarium.  Divers can see many different fish including; Giant Trevallies, Rainbow Runners, Napoleons Wrasses, Sharks, and many different kinds of corals.  The currents at Batu Bolong can become strong on each side of the rock, so it is highly recommended to always follow your dive guide. 

CRYSTAL ROCK
Crystal Rock is located in the North part of the National Park, and can offer great visibility in the deeper blue.  Divers can sometime see larger fish such as Tuna, Mackerel, Ribbon Sweet lips, Moray Eels, Scorpion fish, Basslets, Hias fish, sharks, eagle rays, manta rays, and more.

For Booking Queenesia II Liveaboard, please contact Maika Komodo Tour at [email protected] or WA  +62 812 3855 3678