Day 1
East Lombok → Moyo
Board at Labuan Lombok harbour — hotel pickup from Senggigi, Mataram or Kuta Lombok can be arranged. Sail east and anchor off Moyo.
- Labuan Lombok
- Kenawa Island
- Moyo
The flagship crossing · one-way
Lombok to Komodo: four days, three nights.
A one-way sailing passage from East Lombok to Labuan Bajo across the Flores Sea. Nothing backtracks — you wake somewhere new each morning and fly home from Flores.
- one-way, west to east
- 4D3N one-way, west to east
- per person, open-trip cabin
- From USD 425 per person, open-trip cabin
- high-season departures
- Apr–Nov high-season departures
Day by day
Four days, and where each one ends.
A multi-day passage on a traditional wooden boat, connecting two of Indonesia's most-visited regions without doubling back.
Stop order shifts with tides, weather and park regulations — a reliable template rather than a fixed timetable.
When boats leave
Set departure days, not daily.
Shared boats sail on published dates, not on request. The calendar runs April to November, with three or four departures a month.
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Fixed dates
Shared open-trip
The standard 4D3N sailing, April to November.
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Any day
Private charter
The whole boat, leaving on the date you choose.
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Faster
Fast boat
A quicker surface crossing when dates are tight.
If the fixed schedule does not fit your dates, a private charter removes the constraint entirely.
Fares
Five cabins, one crossing.
What you pay depends on the boat and where you sleep, not on the route. The route is the same on every class.
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 rateWhat the fare covers
Included, and plainly not.
Included
- All meals on board, with vegetarian options
- Drinking water, tea and coffee
- Snorkelling mask and fins
- Life jackets
- English-speaking crew or guide
- Every island stop in the itinerary
Not included
- National park, ranger and conservation fees
- Hotel pickup outside the standard zones
- Alcoholic drinks
- Towels on budget boats
- Crew tips
Park and entrance fees are paid separately on arrival: Komodo National Park fee is USD 40–50 per foreign visitor, paid once for the whole trip. Whale Shark Teluk Saleh IDR 200,000, and Moyo or Satonda IDR 200,000 to IDR 275,000 with a weekend rate. Everything is itemised in your quote.
How to book
Person to person, not a checkout.
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Send your dates
Message the trade desk with your preferred dates, group size and cabin class.
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Get schedule and quote
We reply with the nearest departure days, the boat options, and a fixed written price.
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Hold your berth
A deposit secures it. Cabins on the good boats sell out weeks ahead in July and August.
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Pre-departure briefing
Meeting point, pickup time, packing list and your captain's contact, sent before sailing day.
Is the crossing safe?
In the dry season, April to November, the passage is generally calm and this route carries thousands of travellers a year. Seas are rougher from December to March, which is when some crossings pause rather than sail it.
It is one-way — how do I get back?
Most travellers fly out of Labuan Bajo's Komodo Airport, which has several daily connections to Bali. You can also sail the same route in reverse on another departure.
Can I sail it in reverse, Komodo to Lombok?
Yes. The reverse runs Labuan Bajo → Padar → Komodo → Manta Point → Satonda → Moyo → East Lombok on the same 4D3N format, with its own published departure dates.
What should I pack?
Travel light: a soft bag rather than a hard suitcase, sunscreen, a hat, swimwear, a light jacket for night sailing, and motion-sickness tablets if you are prone to it.
Ready to cross
Send your dates. Get the schedule.
Tell us your dates and group size and you will have the current departure days and a fixed quote back, usually within the hour during business hours.
Or email bd@juaraholding.com