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Komodo National Park

29 islands, one UNESCO World Heritage Site.

1,733 square kilometres of marine area and 603 of land, across 29 islands. The dragons are the headline; the reefs beneath them rival anything in the Coral Triangle.

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April–November for calmest seas and best visibility Best season
All anchorages reached from Labuan Bajo From Labuan Bajo
Three days minimum; six to see it unhurried Time to allow
Private Charter only

The short answer

What Komodo National Park actually is

The park as a whole — dragons, reefs, viewpoints and anchorages. Season: April–November for calmest seas and best visibility. Access: All anchorages reached from Labuan Bajo. Allow Three days minimum; six to see it unhurried.

Why it is worth the stop

What makes it worth anchoring for

Bigger than the day trips suggest

1,733 km² of marine area across 29 islands. Captains here know hundreds of anchorages, dive sites and beaches — far more than any fixed itinerary touches.

The only wild dragon population

Nowhere else on earth. Rinca and Komodo Island hold the trekking areas; Nusa Kode in the south holds them untouristed.

Permits are inside the rate

Park entrance and conservation fees are quoted with the charter, and re-checked close to sailing because they move.

On paper

The stop on paper

Known for: The park as a whole — dragons, reefs, viewpoints and anchorages
Best season: April–November for calmest seas and best visibility
Access: All anchorages reached from Labuan Bajo
Wildlife: Komodo dragons, manta rays, reef sharks, turtles and the reef systems of the Coral Triangle
Time to allow: Three days minimum; six to see it unhurried
Status: Inside Komodo National Park, UNESCO World Heritage

Park entrance and conservation fees are inside the charter rate and re-checked close to sailing — they move, and a stale figure becomes your problem at the gate.

Inside the rate

What the day rate already covers

Tender transfer from the yacht
Guide or ranger where the site requires one
Snorkelling and diving equipment
National park entrance and conservation fees
Water, shade and reef-safe sunscreen sent ashore
Timing planned around tide, light and the day boats

A private charter decides its own hours here. Day boats run to a fixed schedule; you do not, which is usually the difference between an empty site and a crowded one. Specific inclusions depend on the yacht selected, our charter desk will confirm the full list for your chosen vessel.

Before you commit

Four questions the desk gets weekly

How many days does the park need?

Three covers the icons. Six covers the icons plus the southern reaches and repeat dives, without rushing.

Are permits included?

Yes — park entrance and conservation fees sit inside the charter rate, and are verified again shortly before departure.

Is it good for non-divers?

Yes. Dragon treks, the Padar ridge, Pink Beach and the anchorages fill a charter without anyone entering deep water.

When is the best season?

April to November for calm seas and visibility. December to February is wetter but brings the largest manta aggregations.

Put it in the itinerary

Tell the desk which stops matter most and how many days you have. The route is built around them, and the written quote comes back the same day.

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