Good to know: Komodo All Inclusive is operated by Komodo Luxury, a real award-winning Indonesian liveaboard operator (TripAdvisor Travelers’ Choice 2022–2025, founded 2015, part of Juara Holding Group Limited). We bundle the boat, cabins, full board and guided dives into one all-inclusive price (park fees usually separate). Komodo National Park (UNESCO 1991) requires park entry fees/permits — general information, verify current rates. Dive-site conditions and seasons are indicative and vary; Komodo currents are strong and many north sites are advanced. Marine life — mantas, hammerheads — is seasonal and wild, and can never be guaranteed. Prices are indicative ranges, by quote, and vary by vessel, cabins, season, itinerary length and group size. Enquiries and booking via WhatsApp +62 811-3823-875 and sales@komodoluxury.com.
The komodo all inclusive price is the total per-person or per-cabin cost to join a liveaboard or private charter where your Komodo boat, cabin, meals, guides and activities are bundled into one trip price from Labuan Bajo. At Komodo All Inclusive by Komodo Luxury, this usually excludes Komodo National Park fees and a few optional extras, but covers almost everything on board.
What “Komodo All Inclusive” Really Means
“All inclusive” in Labuan Bajo can mean different things from one operator to another. Our role at Komodo All Inclusive is to make that crystal clear before you book.
Komodo All Inclusive is operated by Komodo Luxury, an Indonesian liveaboard specialist founded in 2015 and part of the Juara Holding Group Limited. Komodo Luxury is licensed under KBLI 79120 (tour operator) in Denpasar, Bali, and has been recognised with Tripadvisor Travelers’ Choice awards from 2022–2025 based on real guest reviews. The company owns and operates a dedicated fleet of luxury phinisi yachts in Labuan Bajo, including Komodo Signature and Komodo Prestige.
Our all-inclusive Komodo packages are built around:
- Our own luxury phinisi liveaboards (not sub-chartered day boats)
- Cabins with private or shared bathrooms (depending on vessel and cabin category)
- Full-board dining prepared fresh on board
- Guided diving and/or snorkelling, tenders and crew
- Domestic-style comfort cruising directly from Labuan Bajo
What is included, and what remains separate, directly influences your all inclusive Komodo cost. The sections below unpack the typical ranges, inclusions and extras for 2026 so you can budget with confidence.
Indicative Komodo All Inclusive Price Ranges (Last Verified June 2026)
Every trip is quoted individually, and your komodo package price per person will vary by vessel, cabin type, season, trip length and whether you join a shared trip or charter the whole boat. The ranges below are indicative only, based on recent quotes last verified in June 2026.
All ranges below assume:
- Departure and return via Labuan Bajo (LBJ)
- Komodo Luxury fleet (e.g. Komodo Signature, Komodo Prestige)
- Standard inclusions: cabin, meals, snacks, water/tea/coffee, crew, tenders, guided activities
- Park fees and some optional extras quoted separately (more on this below)
| Package Type | Typical Duration | Indicative All-Inclusive Cruise Price (per person) | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shared Liveaboard – 3D2N | 3 days / 2 nights | ~ USD 650–1,300 per person | First-time Komodo visitors, mixed dive/snorkel groups |
| Shared Liveaboard – 4D3N | 4 days / 3 nights | ~ USD 900–1,800 per person | Divers wanting more sites; manta & dragons |
| Private Charter – 3D2N | 3 days / 2 nights | From ~ USD 6,500–15,000 per boat | Families, small groups, celebrations |
| Private Charter – 4D3N | 4 days / 3 nights | From ~ USD 8,500–20,000 per boat | Groups wanting flexible itineraries and more remote sites |
Important: These are broad guide ranges, not fixed rates. Your actual Labuan Bajo all inclusive price may fall outside these bands depending on:
- Trip timing (high season vs shoulder/low)
- Exact yacht (fleet, size, year of build/refit)
- Cabin category (standard vs master/suite)
- Group size and charter configuration
- Dive-focused vs snorkel/leisure itineraries
To get a tailored quote, contact our team via WhatsApp at +62 811-3823-875, email sales@komodoluxury.com, or plan your trip with your dates and group details.
What Your Komodo All Inclusive Package Typically Covers
All-inclusive should feel easy: you step on board and almost everything you need is already taken care of. Here is what is usually included in our Komodo Luxury all-inclusive packages, unless your specific quote states otherwise.
1. Your Luxury Phinisi & Crew
- Use of a Komodo Luxury owned phinisi (e.g. Komodo Signature, Komodo Prestige) for the duration of your cruise
- Professional Indonesian and international crew: captain, deckhands, chef, housekeeping, and dive/snorkel guides
- Use of tenders (smaller speedboats) for landings, diving and snorkelling drops
- Fuel for the published Komodo itinerary (standard routes around Komodo National Park; extra-long repositions may be quoted separately)
2. Cabins & Onboard Comfort
- Accommodation in your chosen cabin category (twin/double/triple/suite depending on vessel)
- Air-conditioning in cabins and main indoor areas on most vessels
- Daily housekeeping; towels and basic toiletries
- Shared or private ensuite bathrooms, depending on cabin type and yacht
Your quote will specify the cabin category and how many people each cabin can accommodate, which strongly affects your komodo package price per person on a charter.
3. All Meals On Board (Full Board)
- Breakfast, lunch and dinner every full day on board
- Arrival-day snacks and a light meal; departure-day breakfast or brunch depending on schedule
- Afternoon snacks, fruits and simple desserts
- Drinking water, tea and coffee available throughout the day
Menus blend Indonesian favourites and international comfort dishes. If you have dietary requirements, our chef can usually adapt with advance notice at no extra cost.
4. Guided Diving & Snorkelling
Most all-inclusive Komodo Luxury packages are built either as dive-focused liveaboards or mixed dive/snorkel cruises. Typical inclusions:
- Guided dives (for certified divers) with a licensed guide, number depending on trip length and conditions
- Snorkelling sessions at key sites for non-divers
- Weights and tanks included on dive trips
- Basic snorkel gear (mask, snorkel, fins) on most vessels
The exact number of dives per day varies by itinerary, conditions and your comfort level. Dive sites may include highlights such as Batu Bolong, Castle Rock, Crystal Rock, Manta Point, and sites in the central and northern Komodo regions, subject to weather, currents and park regulations.
Safety note: Komodo currents can be very strong. Many northern sites (including Batu Bolong and Castle Rock) are considered advanced, and available only to divers who meet logbook and comfort requirements on board. Our crew always has the final call on site selection based on safety.
5. Classic Komodo Land Highlights
Most 3D2N and 4D3N itineraries include some combination of:
- Komodo dragons on Komodo or Rinca Island (with park rangers, subject to park regulations)
- Padar Island sunrise/sunset hike (steep but short trail, weather permitting)
- Pink Beach or other coloured-sand beaches for relaxing and snorkelling
- Short walks to viewpoints and sandbanks, tides permitting
Exact land stops vary by season, tides and park capacity controls. Wildlife such as Komodo dragons is wild and sightings, while common, are never guaranteed.
6. Taxes, Service & Administration (Onboard)
Your all-inclusive Komodo cruise price from us generally covers:
- Indonesian VAT and local service charges on the cruise fee itself
- Operational permits needed for the vessel within Komodo National Park, as applied to the boat
However, park entry fees and daily conservation fees for each guest are typically billed separately because they are set externally and change with little notice.
What Is Usually NOT Included (Separate Costs)
To keep your expectations accurate, here is what your all-inclusive price rarely covers. These items will either be added as a separate line in your quote or paid on the spot.
1. Komodo National Park Fees & Permits
Komodo National Park was established in 1980 and became a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1991. It sits in the heart of the Coral Triangle, and the Indonesian authorities review park fees regularly to fund conservation and management.
As of the last checks in June 2026, park fees are typically structured per person per day and may differ for:
- Indonesian citizens vs foreign visitors
- Weekdays vs Sundays/public holidays
- Divers vs snorkellers vs land-only visitors
- Camera levies or special activities (e.g. trekking permits)
Because these amounts can change, we do not lock in a “forever” park fee inside your cruise price. Instead, we:
- Quote the latest known park fee structure at the time of your enquiry
- Clarify in your invoice which components are cruise fees vs park/government fees
- Update you if the authorities adjust fees before your departure
Always ask us to break down what is and is not included in park fees when you plan your trip or chat with us on WhatsApp at +62 811-3823-875.
2. Domestic Flights & Airport Transfers
- Flights to and from Labuan Bajo (LBJ) from Bali, Jakarta or other Indonesian cities are not included in your cruise price.
- We can help you with route advice and approximate schedules, but you or your agent will purchase tickets directly.
- Airport–harbour transfers in Labuan Bajo may or may not be included depending on your package; this will be clearly stated in your quote.
3. Dive Gear Rental, Nitrox & Courses
Standard all-inclusive Komodo dive packages usually include:
- Tanks and weights for certified divers
But may exclude (or charge separately for):
- Full dive equipment rental (BCD, regulator, wetsuit, computer, etc.)
- Nitrox fills, where available on your chosen vessel
- Introductory dives, check dives for infrequent divers, or formal dive courses/certifications
Some advanced itineraries may require certain equipment (e.g. dive computers, reef hooks). We will clarify what you must bring vs what can be rented on board or in Labuan Bajo and how it affects your all inclusive Komodo cost.
4. Alcohol & Premium Drinks
- Soft drinks are sometimes included, sometimes charged separately depending on the yacht.
- Alcoholic beverages (beer, wine, spirits, cocktails) are almost always extra, charged per drink or via a bar tab settled at the end of the trip.
If you prefer a fully pre-paid bar package for a charter, this can often be arranged at a set per-person rate.
5. Crew Tips
Gratuities for crew and dive guides are customary but not mandatory. They are not included in the published Komodo all inclusive price. We can provide guideline tipping ranges by person or group on request, aligned with Indonesian liveaboard norms.
6. Travel Insurance
We strongly recommend:
- Comprehensive travel insurance covering trip cancellation, medical care and evacuation
- Dedicated dive insurance if you intend to scuba dive in Komodo, including emergency evacuation and chamber treatment
These are purchased directly by you; they are not part of your cruise package.
What Drives Your Labuan Bajo All Inclusive Price?
Two trips of the same length can be priced very differently. Here are the main levers that shape your final quote.
1. Season: High, Shoulder & Low
Komodo is a year-round destination, but conditions and demand fluctuate:
- High season (roughly June–September): drier weather, often better visibility in the north, peak holiday demand. Prices tend to be at the upper end of our ranges.
- Shoulder seasons (roughly April–May, October–early November): often a good balance of conditions and value.
- Wet/low season (roughly late November–March): more rain, occasionally rougher seas in some areas but quieter. Some yachts schedule maintenance then; others offer attractive rates.
Wildlife & seasons: Manta rays, reef sharks and even seasonal pelagics like hammerheads may be encountered at certain times of year, but there are no guarantees. Conditions can shift within a single week.
2. Vessel & Cabin Category
Komodo Luxury’s fleet includes different luxury phinisi yachts, such as Komodo Signature and Komodo Prestige. Factors that influence price:
- Overall yacht size and maximum guest number
- Year of build or refit, and interior fit-out level
- Cabin category (standard vs suite/master cabins with more space and sea views)
A suite on a larger, newer luxury yacht during peak season will usually cost more per person than a standard cabin on a shoulder-season departure.
3. Trip Length & Itinerary Complexity
Longer cruises are more expensive in total but often reduce the daily rate. The itinerary matters too:
- 3D2N: Compact highlights – dragons, one or two key snorkel/dive areas, Padar or Pink Beach if tides allow.
- 4D3N: Adds time for northern sites, extra dives, or more relaxed pacing.
- 5+ nights: Can reach quieter corners of the park and more advanced sites, subject to conditions and experience levels.
Complex itineraries with more fuel usage or longer crossings can increase costs, especially on private charters.
4. Shared Trip vs Private Charter
- Shared Trip
- You pay a per-person rate and join other guests on a fixed departure. Best for couples or small groups who fit standard dates.
- Private Charter
- You hire the entire yacht for your group (friends, family, corporate retreat). The per-person cost drops as you get closer to full occupancy.
For example, a 4D3N charter that looks high in total can become very competitive per person if you spread it across 10–14 guests, depending on yacht capacity.
5. Diving Intensity & Certification Level
Heavier dive itineraries can influence price due to guide ratios, fuel, compressor use and potential nitrox demand. We will ask about:
- Your certification levels and recent dive history
- Whether your group prioritises advanced sites (e.g. Castle Rock, Crystal Rock, Batu Bolong)
- Whether some guests are snorkel-only
For safety, our cruise directors may adjust dive schedules and sites on the spot based on currents and diver comfort, regardless of what a brochure suggests.
6. Group Size & Special Requests
On a charter, the per-person komodo package price can be influenced by:
- Group size relative to maximum capacity
- Special menus (e.g. fully plant-based, premium seafood, or extensive special diets)
- Additional tenders or guides requested beyond standard ratios
- Special event setups (anniversaries, honeymoons, photoshoots)
We will flag any special-request surcharges clearly in your quote, so you can decide which upgrades matter most to you.
Why Choose an All-Inclusive Komodo Package?
You could piece together day trips from Labuan Bajo, or you can book an all-inclusive liveaboard. Both have their place; the best choice depends on your priorities and budget.
1. True Cost vs Sticker Price
Day trips often show a lower daily price, but once you factor in:
- Multiple day-boat tickets
- Hotel nights in Labuan Bajo
- Transfers and meals in town
- Separate dive/snorkel charges each day
…your total spend over 3–4 days can approach a shorter all-inclusive cruise, especially in high season.
2. Access to More Remote Sites
Liveaboards reach sites that are hard to visit as day trips, especially in the northern and central Komodo regions. This gives you:
- Earlier entries to popular sites before multiple boats arrive
- Sunrise and sunset options on Padar and other viewpoints
- Flexibility to adjust the route with your cruise director based on conditions
3. Simpler Budgeting
Knowing your primary Komodo all inclusive price upfront:
- Removes most onboard surprises (beyond optional alcohol, tips and rentals)
- Makes cost-sharing easy among friends or family
- Helps you compare apples-to-apples with other offers by asking what they include instead of just the sticker rate
4. Consistent Safety & Standards
Travel with a dedicated liveaboard operator like Komodo Luxury and you benefit from:
- Consistent safety protocols and emergency procedures
- Guides familiar with Komodo’s currents and seasonal nuances
- Maintenance schedules suited to multi-day voyages
This matters in Komodo, where conditions can change sharply within a dive and some sites are strictly for experienced divers.
Komodo Seasons, Dive Conditions & Who Each Package Suits
Choosing the right package is not just about price; it’s also about timing and matching the itinerary to your comfort and interests.
Seasonal Overview (Indicative Only)
- December–March: Generally wetter; some operators pause or reduce schedules for maintenance. Central and southern sites can still offer good diving, but trips may be more weather-dependent.
- April–June: Transition to drier season; improved visibility in many areas; good time for mixed snorkel/dive trips.
- July–September: Typically drier with cooler water in some areas, strong currents in many northern sites. Peak season for advanced divers comfortable with current.
- October–November: Often a sweet spot with warm water and good visibility in many sites; popular with intermediate and advanced divers and snorkellers.
These patterns are indicative. Local weather and currents can deviate significantly from averages.
Package Match: Who Is Each Option Best For?
3D2N Mixed Highlights (Diving & Snorkelling)
- Good if you have limited time but want dragons, one Padar hike (conditions permitting), and a taste of Komodo’s reefs.
- Often chosen by couples or families who are new to liveaboards.
4D3N Dive-Focused Liveaboard
- Better if you are certified and want to maximise underwater time.
- Allows more flexibility to reach advanced northern sites, subject to experience and conditions.
Private Charter (3–5 Nights)
- Best if you are a group of divers with mixed levels, or a family wanting private use of tenders and flexible daily schedules.
- Per-person pricing improves with 8+ guests, depending on yacht capacity and configuration.
How to Read & Compare Komodo Package Price Quotes
To compare offers from different operators effectively, ask each for the same clarity you will receive from Komodo Luxury.
Key Questions to Ask
- Is the quote per person or for the entire boat?
- Which vessel name and cabin category are quoted?
- How many dives per day are planned, and at what type of sites?
- Are park fees included, estimated, or excluded?
- What is the policy on currents and site selection if conditions change?
- What is the cancellation and payment schedule?
If you share third-party quotes with us, we can help you interpret what is included versus extra, so you make a well-informed choice. No one can pay to change what we publish; if you proceed with our partner they may pay us a referral fee at no extra cost to you.
Labuan Bajo Logistics: Time & Budget Planning
Most all-inclusive Komodo cruises begin and end in Labuan Bajo, a small port town on Flores Island that serves as the gateway to the park.
Typical Travel Timeline
- Day 0: Fly into Labuan Bajo, overnight in town (recommended if you arrive later in the day).
- Day 1: Morning harbour check-in and boarding; safety briefing; first cruise segment and activities.
- Last Day: Morning activity (if schedule allows), return to harbour around late morning to early afternoon; transfer to hotel or airport.
To avoid stress, we recommend:
- Arriving in Labuan Bajo at least one day before embarkation.
- Booking your return flight a few hours after scheduled disembarkation to allow for any minor delays.
Extra Nights & On-Land Costs
While your all-inclusive cruise covers your onboard days, you may also budget for:
- 1–2 hotel nights in Labuan Bajo before/after the cruise
- Meals in town outside cruise days
- Airport/hotel transfers if not included in your package
We can suggest Labuan Bajo hotels across budget levels that pair well with our cruises; our related sites include cruiselabuanbajo.com, charterlabuanbajo.com, yachtlabuanbajo.com, liveaboardlabuanbajo.com, labuanbajodivecruise.com and privatekomodocruise.com for further trip planning inspiration.
How to Get a Precise Komodo All Inclusive Price for Your Dates
Because each trip is tailored, the fastest way to receive an accurate 2026 quote is to share:
- Your preferred dates or month
- Number of guests and how many are divers vs snorkel-only
- Approximate budgets (per person or total)
- Preference for shared trip vs private charter
- Any special requirements (kids, anniversaries, dietary needs, advanced dive goals)
Send these details via WhatsApp at +62 811-3823-875, email sales@komodoluxury.com, or plan your trip through our enquiry form. Our team will respond with tailored options, transparent inclusions and updated park-fee guidance for your travel window.
FAQs: Komodo All Inclusive Price & Costs
How much does a Komodo all-inclusive trip cost in 2026?
As of June 2026, shared all-inclusive liveaboards from Labuan Bajo with Komodo Luxury typically range from about USD 650–1,300 per person for 3D2N and around USD 900–1,800 per person for 4D3N, excluding Komodo National Park fees and some optional extras. Private charters usually start from roughly USD 6,500–15,000 per boat for 3D2N and USD 8,500–20,000 for 4D3N, depending on yacht, season and group size. Exact quotes are provided on request.
Is the komodo package price per person or per cabin?
For shared departures, pricing is usually per person based on double or twin share in a cabin. For private charters, pricing is typically for the whole boat, and your effective per-person rate depends on how many guests you bring up to the vessel’s capacity. Your quote will specify the basis clearly.
Are Komodo National Park fees included in the all-inclusive price?
Park fees and permits are usually quoted separately because they are set by the authorities and change periodically. We will give you the latest indicative structure for your travel dates and outline clearly which fees are included in your invoice and which may be payable on site or subject to adjustment before departure.
What exactly is covered in a Komodo Luxury all-inclusive package?
Typically, your package includes the yacht and crew, your chosen cabin, full-board meals, drinking water, tea and coffee, guided diving and/or snorkelling (with tanks and weights for divers), use of tenders, and onboard taxes and service on the cruise fee. Alcohol, some soft drinks, rental dive gear, nitrox, tips, travel insurance, flights and Komodo National Park entrance fees are usually extra. Your written quote will spell out inclusions and exclusions line by line.
How do I get a personalised all inclusive Komodo cost for my group?
Share your preferred dates, number of guests, dive experience levels and whether you prefer a shared or private trip. Contact us via WhatsApp on +62 811-3823-875, email sales@komodoluxury.com, or plan your trip online. We will respond with tailored vessel options, updated 2026 pricing ranges and a transparent breakdown of what is and is not included.