3D2N Komodo Phinisi Tour - Paddle-board & Floating Pool!

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Why we love this

“A Komodo open trip that leaves room to actually enjoy the water. You still get the headline sights — Padar at sunrise, the dragons, Pink Beach and Manta Point — but the floating seawater pool and paddle-boards turn the stretches between stops into the part families and photographers remember most. The captain reads the weather and tides rather than forcing a fixed route, so you spend more time in the sea and less time waiting around.”

Why July is perfect for this trip

Peak manta encounters at Mawan, Cauldron, and Karang Makassar.

Manta Ray Season, Apr–Oct

Experience Komodo National Park aboard a traditional phinisi —handcrafted timber, ocean-proven design—refitted for modern comfort and effortless adventure. Our 3D2N Komodo Phinisi Tour blends the park’s iconic landscapes with easygoing, splash-filled fun. Greet dawn on Padar Island’s famous ridge, meet Komodo dragons with licensed rangers on Komodo or Rinca, float above pastel corals at Siaba/Kanawa . Sink your toes into the rose-tinted sands of Pink Beach . When conditions align, drift across Taka Makassar and snorkel with gentle giants at Manta Point —moments made for GoPro clips. Enjoy sunset stories on the sundeck. Charter this boat privately for your group Your floating home balances comfort and community : air-conditioned ensuite cabins, a breezy lounge, and a spacious sundeck with beanbags. Plus, a friendly crew who plate up fresh meals, coffee, and snacks between stops. Unique to this trip, enjoy our floating seawater pool —a safe, splashy hangout—along with stand-up paddle-boards for calm-water play. It’s an ideal fit for families, couples, and adventure-seekers alike. Kids love the pool; photographers chase golden hour. First-timers appreciate guided treks and safety-first briefings. With hotel/airport pick-up in Labuan Bajo, and a captain who adjusts routes for weather and tides. This Komodo Phinisi Tour keeps logistics simple while maximizing time on the water. Open Trip Komodo 3D2N Schedule 2026 Komodo Open Trip 3 Days 2 Nights Schedule (2026) Below is the complete departure schedule for the Komodo Open Trip 3D2N throughout 2026. The dates apply to various open trip boats operating from Labuan Bajo. This section is useful if you are searching for Komodo open trip 3D2N , Komodo open trip 2026 schedule , or Labuan Bajo open trip 2026 dates . Komodo Open Trip 3D2N – Weekly Departure Dates 2026 Month 2026 Departure Dates (3D2N Komodo Open Trip) January 2–4, 9–11, 16–18, 23–25, 30–1 Feb February 6–8, 13–15, 20–22, 27–1 Mar March 6–8, 13–15, 20–22, 27–29 Apri...

Highlights

Sunrise from Padar Island's famous ridge viewpoint

Meet Komodo dragons with licensed rangers on Komodo or Rinca

Snorkel pastel reefs at Siaba and Kanawa

Relax on the rose-tinted sands of Pink Beach

Snorkel with mantas at Manta Point and drift over the Taka Makassar sandbar

On-board floating seawater pool and stand-up paddle-boards

Air-conditioned ensuite cabins and a sundeck with beanbags

Hotel or airport pick-up in Labuan Bajo

Itinerary

Day 1

Labuan Bajo → into Komodo National Park

Pick-up from your Labuan Bajo hotel or the airport, then board the phinisi and cruise into Komodo National Park. Settle into your cabin and make your first snorkel stop over the reefs around Siaba or Kanawa. Cool off in the floating seawater pool, try the stand-up paddle-boards on calm water, then watch the sun go down from the sundeck before dinner and your first night at anchor.

Day 2

Padar sunrise, Komodo dragons & Pink Beach

An early start for the climb to Padar Island's iconic ridge viewpoint at dawn. Continue to Komodo or Rinca for a ranger-guided trek to see Komodo dragons in the wild, then unwind on the rose-tinted sands of Pink Beach. When conditions allow, drift across the Taka Makassar sandbar and snorkel with gentle giants at Manta Point. Back on board for sunset on the sundeck and your second night at anchor.

Day 3

Final snorkel → Labuan Bajo

Enjoy a relaxed final morning with one last swim or snorkel before the phinisi heads back toward Labuan Bajo, arriving around midday in time for onward flights. Routes and timings are adjusted by the captain to suit the weather and tides.