Stop 1
Kenawa Island & Gili Kondo
Serene sandbank islands off Lombok and Sumbawa, early in the 4D3N route. Landings are managed to minimise disturbance to local flora and fauna.
- Sandbank
- Snorkelling
One-way crossing · Teluk Nara → Labuan Bajo · Apr–Nov sailing season
See the 4D3NAdventure & eco tours · 2027
Four days and three nights east from Lombok to Labuan Bajo, from the smallest cabin to the largest — run with operators who keep to the environmental guidelines that apply inside Komodo National Park.

On the route
A 4D3N expedition east across the Flores Sea, with enough time at each stop to actually see it rather than photograph it and move on.
Kalong Island at sunset, when thousands of flying foxes lift off together, is the other stop worth asking about. The order of stops depends on the boat, the tides and current park regulations.
Responsible travel
Three practical commitments, stated in the only terms we can stand behind — and we book you only onto operators who keep to them.
Operator screening
Environmental guidelines
We book onto operators who adhere to the environmental guidelines that apply inside Komodo National Park and the waters around it.
Local first
Communities along the route
Priority goes to the local communities the route passes through, not only to the ecosystems of the Lesser Sunda Islands.
Leave no trace
Low-impact stops
Island landings and snorkelling stops are managed to minimise disturbance to local flora and fauna, and to leave nothing behind.
These are our own operating standards, not a third-party certification, and we do not claim one. If a particular accreditation matters to you, ask before booking and we will tell you plainly what a given boat does and does not hold.
Tour types & prices
Per person for the 4-day, 3-night route. The itinerary is identical in all five — only the cabin changes.
Open-trip price per person. Park and entrance fees are not included: Komodo National Park USD 40 per person as a single payment for the whole trip, Whale Shark Teluk Saleh IDR 200,000 per person, and Moyo or Satonda IDR 200,000 to IDR 275,000 per person, with a weekend rate.
Ask for today's rateYes. We work with operators committed to responsible tourism: minimising environmental impact, supporting local communities, and keeping to the conservation guidelines that apply inside Komodo National Park and the waters around it. Snorkelling stops and island visits are run to those standards. We do not hold a third-party eco certification, and we will say so plainly if you ask.
The dry season, April to November, gives the best conditions: less rain, calmer seas, and better going for island excursions, hiking and wildlife spotting. November dates are generally favourable too.
Swimwear, reef-safe sun cream, a wide-brimmed hat, sunglasses, comfortable walking shoes for the Padar climb, a reusable water bottle, a camera, personal toiletries and a light jacket for the evenings. A small backpack is useful for daily excursions.

Plan it properly
Send your dates and group size and you will get the 2027 departures that fit, the boat classes running them, and a plain statement of what each fare covers.
Or email bd@juaraholding.com