Sun deckOpen Deck Area
Where the boat is actually lived on — between stops, at sunset, and after dinner.
The Vessel · 8 Cabins · 3 Decks
Eight cabins across three decks. What separates them is the bed, the window and whether you get a balcony.
8
Cabins
18
Guests maximum
3
Decks
8
Private bathrooms
The Short Answer
Upper deck — Santalum 1 and 2. King bed, sea view, private balcony, bathtub.
Main deck — Grandis 1 and 2, Cafasa 1 and 2. Queen bed, sea view.
Lower deck — Grandis 3 and 4. Queen plus bunk beds, four guests, porthole window.
Every cabin has its own bathroom and air conditioning. Towels and life jackets are standard.
On the open trip you book the cabin, not a bed. The only shared-occupancy option is inside the two four-berth Grandis cabins, and it is optional.
Dimension
34.4 × 6.3 m
Cruising speed
7–10 knots
Main engine
Mitsubishi 8DC11 340HP
Built
Traditional wooden phinisi
Beyond the Cabins
Sun deckWhere the boat is actually lived on — between stops, at sunset, and after dinner.
AlfrescoOpen-air table on deck. All meals during the trip are prepared and served on board.
IndoorsThe air-conditioned option for the middle of the day, or when the crossing is lively.
InteriorTeak throughout — the boat is a handbuilt wooden phinisi, not a fibreglass hull.
Upper deckThe Santalum feature: a private balcony and a bathtub facing the water.
Exterior34.4 by 6.3 metres, traditional wooden build, Mitsubishi 8DC11 340HP.
Cabin by Cabin
Prices shown are the 3D2N open-trip rate per person. On a private charter every cabin comes with the boat.
Upper deckOpen trip, per person
2026
USD 680
2027
USD 770
Upper deckOpen trip, per person
2026
USD 650
2027
USD 740
Main deckOpen trip, per person
2026
USD 530
2027
USD 570
Main deckOpen trip, per person
2026
USD 530
2027
USD 570
Main deckOpen trip, per person
2026
USD 490
2027
USD 540
Main deckOpen trip, per person
2026
USD 490
2027
USD 540
Lower deckOpen trip, per person
2026
from USD 430
2027
from USD 460
Lower deckOpen trip, per person
2026
from USD 430
2027
from USD 460
Grandis 3 and 4 are priced by occupancy. In 2026: USD 500 per person for two, USD 470 for three, USD 430 for four; sharing a double bed USD 470, sharing single beds USD 450. In 2027: USD 550 for two, USD 490 for three, USD 460 for four; sharing a double bed USD 490, sharing single beds USD 480.
See the 3D2N itinerary these prices coverIncluded
Not included
Komodo National Park entrance and activity fees sit outside the cruise price. Ticket prices are subject to change based on the government regulation in force at the time of your trip, so ask the booking desk for a written breakdown covering your exact dates before you pay anything.
Choosing
Booking a Cabin
On the open trip each cabin sells separately, so a date can be open for a Grandis and gone for a Santalum in the same week. Ask the booking desk what is free before you book flights.
The operator’s recommended season is March to December.
The questions the booking desk answers most often.
Eight, spread across three decks: two suites on the upper deck, four rooms on the main deck and two four-berth cabins on the lower deck.
Eighteen at full occupancy — twelve in the six double cabins and up to eight across the two four-berth Grandis cabins.
Santalum 1 and Santalum 2 on the upper deck. Both have a king bed, sea view, private balcony, bathtub and private bathroom.
Yes. Every one of the eight cabins has its own bathroom and air conditioning. Life jackets, towels and snorkelling gear are on the published inclusions list.
Six cabins have sea-view windows. Grandis 3 and 4 sit on the lower deck and have portholes, which is why they are the cheapest per person.
Yes, in Grandis 3 or Grandis 4 — a queen bed plus bunk beds. Priced by occupancy: USD 500 per person for two, USD 470 for three, USD 430 for four in 2026, and USD 550, USD 490 and USD 460 in 2027.
No. You book the whole cabin. The only shared-occupancy option is inside the two four-berth Grandis cabins, and it is optional — USD 470 sharing a double bed and USD 450 sharing single beds in 2026, USD 490 and USD 480 in 2027.
Check Dates
Send your dates, group size and preferred cabins. You will get a written quotation including the national park fee schedule in force for your travel window.
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