Budget Liveaboard
£150 – £250 2 days / 1 night
Shared boat, deck or basic cabin, meals and island visits. A 4-day, 3-night trip runs £400–£600.
2027 guide · Labuan Bajo
Komodo Tour Packages 2027: Budget to Luxury
From shared two-day liveaboards to private phinisi charters — what each Komodo trip includes, how long it runs and what it typically costs in 2027.
- Departures from Labuan Bajo
- Dragons, Padar, Pink Beach
- Indicative 2027 prices
Choosing a trip
Which Komodo Trip Suits You?
Komodo National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is known for its dragons, rich marine life and dramatic island views. Most trips leave from Labuan Bajo and spend two to nine days aboard a boat.
Budget tours use shared boats with deck or basic cabins and local meals. Luxury trips move to phinisi yachts with en-suite cabins, gourmet dining, dive masters and private chefs — or a whole vessel to yourself.
- Komodo and Rinca dragons
- Padar Island viewpoint
- Pink Beach snorkelling
- Manta and reef dive sites
2027 prices
From Shared Boat to Private Phinisi
Estimated 2027 ranges per person, from the most basic trip to a fully private charter.
Mid-Range Liveaboard
£700 – £1,200 3 days / 2 nights
Shared boat with a comfortable cabin, better food and snorkelling gear.
Luxury Phinisi
£1,800 – £3,000 4 days / 3 nights · shared cabin
En-suite cabin, gourmet meals and guided excursions on a traditional phinisi.
Private Phinisi Charter
£8,000 – £20,000+ 5 days / 4 nights
An exclusive vessel, a bespoke itinerary and a dedicated crew.
Indicative 2027 ranges in GBP per person, not quotes. Prices move with season, inclusions and booking lead time; park fees and personal expenses are usually extra.
Specialised trips
Diving, Eco and Family Trips
Niche trips often need specific timing and extra planning.
Specialised Diving
7 days / 6 nights, £2,500–£5,000: liveaboard, dive master, equipment and sites such as Batu Bolong.
Eco Small Group
3 days / 2 nights, £900–£1,500: smaller groups, sustainable practices and responsible dragon viewing.
Family Tours
Child-friendly itineraries and accommodation for families visiting the dragons.
Hiking Treks
An in-depth, land-based exploration of Komodo Island’s dragon sanctuary on foot.
When to go
Best Time for Dragons and Mantas
Komodo works year-round; these windows make the most of it.
Komodo dragons
Year-round
Notes The dry season, April–December, is best for trekking
Manta rays
May–September
Notes Best visibility and more encounters
Peak season
July–August, December–January
Notes Book well ahead, especially for luxury phinisi
Park regulations and entry fees may change for 2027 — check them before you travel.
Before you book
What to Check Before Booking
A few points that change the real cost and comfort of your trip.
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Park fees
Park entry fees and personal expenses are usually not included in budget tour prices.
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Cabin type
Deck sleeping, shared cabin or en-suite — the biggest difference between budget and luxury.
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Trip length
Two days covers the essentials; four days or more reaches extra islands and dive sites.
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Group size
Shared boats vary in group size; eco and private trips keep groups small.
FAQ
Komodo Tour Questions
Short answers before you plan. Anything else, ask us on WhatsApp.
From about £150 per person for a basic 2-day budget liveaboard to over £5,000 per person for a 7-day luxury phinisi trip. Duration, vessel class, customisation and included services set the price.
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Trip planning
Plan Your Komodo Trip
Tell us your dates, budget and travel style on WhatsApp and we will suggest the Komodo trip that fits — from shared liveaboard to private phinisi.