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This page is designed to give you a clear understanding of how a Komodo 3 day / 2 night liveaboard trip works, including the typical route, daily activities, and what to expect onboard. For current availability, boat options, and booking details, please visit our main Komodo Island Tours page.
Curious about what the experience is really like? Our Komodo liveaboard trips are carefully designed to combine scuba diving, snorkeling, island trekking, and relaxation in one seamless journey through Komodo National Park. From vibrant coral reefs and manta ray encounters to iconic viewpoints and remote island beaches, each day offers something unique. This guide will walk you through the full experience so you can confidently plan one of the most unforgettable adventures in Indonesia. ¿Quieres aprender más en español? Visita nuestra sección especial sobre tours de la Isla de Komodo.
Komodo Liveboard 3 days routineItinerary (Subject to change based on tides, weather, and season)
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Komodo Liveaboard 3 day PricesPrices can vary depending on boat type, season, and availability. For the most accurate and updated pricing, please visit our main Komodo tour 3 day/2 night page.
For a full breakdown about Komodo National park fees, you can view of webpage or look below for 3 day estimated park fees. |
We Offer many boats to choose from based on Availability at the time of booking.
Maika Crew with many happy guests after diving in Komodo National park on a multi-day liveaboard
The Maika Diving Komodo Liveaboard is a beautifully restored traditional Phinisi-style wooden boat offering immersive diving and snorkeling experiences in Komodo National Park.
Contact us today for any questions you have about booking this Live Aboard Ship today! We offer: 1 Day Trips 3 Day / 2 Night 4 Day / 3 Night For multi-day trips, We can visit places such as;
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Komodo Liveaboard 3D2N FAQ – What to Expect Onboard with Maika Komodo Tour & Diving
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Planning a Komodo 3-day, 2-night trip should feel exciting—not overwhelming—and that’s exactly why having the best, most complete FAQ matters. Clear, well-organized answers remove guesswork before you ever step on the boat, so you know what to expect, what’s included, what to bring, and how each day will flow. When common questions are answered upfront—about diving, schedules, meals, safety, park fees, weather, and accommodations—you avoid last-minute surprises and travel stress. Instead of worrying about logistics, you can focus on the experience itself: crystal-clear water, manta rays, island views, and unforgettable moments in Komodo National Park. A strong FAQ doesn’t just give information—it gives confidence, peace of mind, and the freedom to fully relax and enjoy one of the most extraordinary adventures on Earth.
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The boat typically departs from Labuan Bajo between 9:30–10:00 AM on Day 1 and returns on Day 3 between 3:00–4:00 PM, depending on tides and weather.
Accommodation on a liveaboard phinisi, all meals, snacks, coffee/tea, drinking water, dive/snorkel briefings, experienced guides, towels, and basic toiletries. Diving/snorkeling equipment is included unless noted otherwise.
Up to 6–8 dives over 3 days (conditions and experience dependent), with the possibility of 1 night dive where safe and permitted.
No. Beginners, snorkelers, and certified divers are welcome. Introductory dives and SSI/PADI training can be arranged in advance.
Snorkeling, island trekking (e.g., Padar viewpoint), beach time (including Pink Beach), and a Komodo dragon ranger walk inside Komodo National Park.
Yes. All meals, snacks, coffee/tea, and mineral water are included. Soft drinks and specialty items may be available for purchase depending on the vessel.
No. Komodo National Park fees are paid separately (cash on the day). Fees vary by activity (diving/snorkeling/trekking). See current Komodo Park fees.
Traditional Indonesian wooden phinisi yachts with indoor dining/lounge areas, shaded sundecks, and dedicated gear spaces.
Air-conditioned shared or private cabins with comfortable bedding; ensuite or shared bathrooms depending on boat class.
Yes, 220V electricity is available during generator hours for charging cameras and devices. Bring a universal adapter if needed.
Generally no. Limited mobile signal may be available near some islands, but expect an offline experience at sea.
We do not sell alcohol on board, but guests may bring their own. Consumption is not permitted before or between dives.
Yes, but flying inside Komodo National Park requires a permit (approx. 2,000,000 IDR). Please request at least 3 working days before departure.
Yes. All vessels have freshwater showers and marine toilets; some cabins have private ensuites depending on boat selection.
High-quality gear is provided. You’re welcome to bring personal equipment. Please share sizes in advance for best fit.
Several boats feature rinse tanks, charging points, and camera tables. Let us know your needs so we can assign a suitable vessel.
Swimwear, reef-safe sunscreen, sunglasses, hat, light jacket, personal toiletries, motion-sickness tablets, and a camera. Towels provided.
Manta rays, reef sharks, turtles, schooling fish, macro critters, and vibrant coral gardens. Sightings vary by season and site.
Trips run year-round. Peak conditions are typically April–November; many manta encounters occur Dec–Mar at certain sites.
Absolutely. Snorkelers and non-divers enjoy abundant shallow reefs, beaches, and island treks. We tailor briefings for all levels.
Yes. Solo guests can book shared cabins where available or request a private cabin (single supplement may apply).
Safety first. The captain may adjust routes, delay departure, or reschedule. Alternative sites are chosen if currents/winds are strong.
Yes. We strongly recommend insurance covering diving, medical evacuation, and trip interruption due to the remote location.
Reserve via our website or WhatsApp. A 30% deposit secures your cabin; full payment is due before departure. We accept IDR cash, bank transfer, and major cards (processing fees may apply).
Divers must be in good health and complete a medical questionnaire; a doctor’s note may be required for certain conditions. Minimum ages vary by boat and activity.
Yes. Private charters can focus on photography, beginner-friendly sites, or extended island time. Contact us for tailored routes and pricing.
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