Majik Cruise

Day 1 – Labuan Bajo

It will be our pleasure to pick you up from your hotel or airport, so that you can make
the most of the day. Then we will sail west, where you can enjoy the beach, snorkeling or diving on the islands of Bidadari or Sebayur Kecil.

A sense of calm reigns on these islands, but underwater the coral reefs are bubbling with life. To end the day, relax with an aperitif while admiring the beautiful sunset. Night diving is optional.

Day 2 – Northwest Komodo

Day two is our personal favorite in terms of diving, and all three of the dives normally conducted on this day are what we would consider unforgettable. The morning is spent on both Crystal Rock and Castle Rock, two submerged pinnacles that are home to
an abundance of marine life. Teams of hunting Giant and Big-Eye Trevally patrol
the blue waters of the reefs, chasing large schools of smaller fish. Eagle Rays glide effortlessly in the currents whilst the reef sharks hunt for their next meal.

The afternoon sees us visit the legendary dive site known as The Cauldron (a.k.a The Shotgun). Famous for its rip-roaring drift dive, it is akin to an underwater rollercoaster that needs to be ex- perienced to be believed, and a ‘bucket list’ dive site for divers from across the world. Hold on until the end of the dive for a big surprise! The night dive will be spent diving on Komodo Bay, depending on mooring conditions.

Day 3 – Southwest Komodo

We wake early in the morning to take in one of Komodo’s world-class golden sunrises, followed by one of its best dive sites, the Golden Passage which is a drift dive that offers outstanding coral reef topography, as well as encounters with schools of Sweetlips and Snappers, White Tip Reef Sharks and the occasional passing Manta
Ray.

During breakfast, Majik will anchor up and head south into the centre of the park, where we will endeavour to dive Police Corner if conditions are favourable, one of the less-known sites in central Komodo. In the afternoon we plan to visit the island of Mauan, where mantas come to visit its cleaning station.

Up next is Siaba Besar, a fantastic night dive for the macro photographer, where it is possible to encounter
Flamboyant Cuttlefish, Ghost Pipefish, various types of Nudibranchs, as well as the elusive Wunderpus and Blue-Ringed Octopus!

Day 4 – Komodo on Foot

The final dive of your trip will be at Pink Beach, a gorgeous, shallow coral garden with schools of sweetlips and other colourful reef fish.
After the morning’s diving and a hearty breakfast, we head on foot to The Island of Komodo, home to the legendary Komodo Dragons in the park.

Later that afternoon Majik anchors up and sets sail east to Pulau Kalong, where at sunset an epic number of fruit bats leave this island in search of their sustenance on the mainland of Flores. The night time sees our crew arrange a fancy BBQ banquet on the top deck as you take in your final Komodo sunset.

Day 5 – Disembark in Labuan Bajo

Majik will be anchored up in the morning around 2:00 am in Labuan Bajo, in preparation for you to catch your flight, or check in to your hotel.

Guests are welcome to stay onboard until 11:00 am, during which we have the chance to exchange trip images, and contacts so you can keep in touch with newfound dive buddies while we assist you with transportation to your desired location.

*Please note this itinerary is only a sample and is subject to change.

Day 1 – Labuan Bajo

It will be our pleasure to pick you up from your hotel or airport, so that you can make the most of the day. Then we will sail west, where you can enjoy the beach, snorkelling or diving on the islands of Bidadari or Sebayur Kecil.

A sense of calm reigns on these islands, but underwater the coral reefs are bubbling with life. To end the day, relax with an aperitif while admiring the beautiful sunset. Night diving is optional.

Day 2 – West Komodo

After a morning dive at stunning Tatawa Besar, we go in search of Manta rays at the world-class dive site Manta Point (known to the locals as Karang Makassar). After lunch, we will head to one of the highlights of Komodo diving – Batu Bolong, which presents us a chance to see large pelagic species such as Giant Trevally and Barra- cuda, as well as sharks and Napoleon Maori Wrasse.

Later that afternoon, we set sail for the northwest part of Komodo, for a light trek on the island of Gili Lawa Darat, to witness an amazing Komodo sunset, dipping behind the nearby active volcano of San- geang. For the night dive, we will stay in the bay close to the trekking area, and dive at the site Stranger Things, for a chance to get your first glimpse of macro life in the national park.

Day 3 – Northwest Komodo

Day three is our personal favourite in terms of diving, and all three of the dives normally conducted on this day are what we would onsider unforgettable. The morning is spent on both Crystal Rock and Castle Rock, two submerged pinnacles that are home to an abundance of marine life. Teams of hunting Giant and Big-Eye Trevally patrol the blue waters of the reefs, chasing large schools of smaller fish. Eagle Rays glide effortlessly in the currents whilst the reef sharks hunt for their next meal.

The afternoon sees us visit the legendary dive site known as The Cauldron (a.k.a The Shotgun). Famous for its rip-roaring drift dive, it is akin to an underwater rollercoaster that needs to be ex- perienced to be believed, and a ‘bucket list’ dive site for divers from across the world. Hold on until the end of the dive for a big surprise! The night dive will be spent diving on Komodo Bay, depending on mooring conditions.

Day 4 – Southwest Komodo

We wake early in the morning to take in one of Komodo’s world-class golden sunrises, followed by one of its best dive sites, the Golden Passage which is a drift dive that offers outstanding coral reef topography, as well as encounters with schools of Sweetlips and Snappers, White Tip Reef Sharks and the occasional passing Manta Ray.

During breakfast, Majik will anchor up and head south into the centre of the park, where we will endeavour to dive Police Corner if conditions are favourable, one of the less-known sites in central Komodo. In the afternoon we plan to visit the island of Mauan, where mantas come to visit its cleaning station. Up next is Siaba Besar, a fantastic night dive for the macro photographer, where it is possible to encounter Flamboyant Cuttlefish, Ghost Pipefish, various types of Nudibranchs, as well as the elusive Wunderpus and Blue-Ringed Octopus!

Day 5 – Komodo on Foot

The final dive of your trip will be at Pink Beach, a gorgeous, shallow coral garden with schools of sweetlips and other colourful reef fish.
After the morning’s diving and a hearty breakfast, we head on foot to The Island of Komodo, home to the legendary Komodo Dragons in the park.

Later that afternoon Majik anchors up and sets sail east to Pulau Kalong, where at sunset an epic number of fruit bats leave this island in search of their sustenance on the mainland of Flores. The night time sees our crew arrange a fancy BBQ banquet on the top deck as you take in your final Komodo sunset.

Day 6 – Disembark in Labuan Bajo

Majik will be anchored up in the morning around 2:00 am in Labuan Bajo, in preparation for you to catch your flight, or check in to your hotel.

Guests are welcome to stay onboard until 11:00 am, during which we have the chance to exchange trip images, and contacts so you can keep in touch with newfound dive buddies while we assist you with transportation to your desired location.

*Please note this itinerary is only a sample and is subject to change.

Day 1 – Rinca Island / Kabar Island

Several of our crew will be on site to greet you at the arrivals gate, where they will help you to the pre arranged taxis for the short ride to the harbour to board tenders to the lead vessel. You will be welcomed on board Majik by her crew, offering a cold towel and seasonal beverage. The Cruise Director will give an introduction, a safety briefing, a small tour of the vessel and assist with cabin allocation while the vessel departs. The journey to your first destination represents a great opportunity to familiarise yourself with the boat layout and enjoy your first taste of the chefs’ talents.

Today is all about the wildlife above the water. Take a guided tour of the newly renovated national park of Rinca, and while your guide will likely spot them long before you, keep your eyes sharp for monkeys, wild pigs, water buffalo, deer and Komodo Dragons. Enjoy a factual explanation of their history and come to understand how dragons became the apex land predator of the region. Be welcomed back with a refreshing drink as the boat moves to Pulau Kalong (Bat Island), a mangrove island that comes alive at dusk. Take a drink in hand, find a comfortable seat, and enjoy sunset as thousands of flying foxes take wing overhead. Finally, enjoy a lovely meal as your first day comes to a close.

Day 2 – Tatawa Besar / Siaba

Tatawa Besar encapsulates several elements of the marine park. The Eastern side of the island is cut-out by an inviting beach and in front of that is a shallow reef plateau that makes for amazing snorkelling. Enjoy the warm waters and be swept along by the falling tide, marvelling at the variety, quantity, and colours of both the reef and the fish. For the divers, enjoy dropping off the plateau onto a sloping site filled with soft and hard corals. Look to the depths and into the blue for a chance encounter with black tips, white tips and maybe pelagics.

Across lunch move to a relaxing bay anchorage for the day. Jump and swim from the boat before diving or snorkelling Turtle City. The site is home to many Green Turtles, and they can even be spotted from the surface coming up for air before descending back into the depths. The site itself offers a unique contrast between sandy flats and lush reef. Enjoy some time on the sand looking for tiger tail seahorses, flatworms or any number of shrimp and crabs. Then make your way to the reef to marvel at the healthy coral and fish life and more than likely a few
turtles.

Day 3 – Gili Lawa Laut

The Gili Lawa area host some of the most popular dive sites in the Komodo National Park. But the potential for amazing dives goes hand in hand with the potential for strong currents. Enjoy the copious variety of schooling fish at Castle Rock, with Trevally and White Tip reef sharks hunting in the currents, or dive the World-famous site Cauldron, with it’s iconic narrow passage between two islands.

Get launched either snorkelling or diving through “shotgun” and with a bit of luck, marvel at how easily the Manta glide against the current.

Finish the days adventures with a short hike up Gili Lawa Darat to watch the sun set on the ocean horizon, before being welcomed back on board with a cold towel and Chef’s delicious talents on offer.

Day 4 – Taka Makassar

Today the currents dictate our schedule. Komodo waters owes its abundant marine life to the strong Northerly and Southern currents that run through the park, and today you’re in the centre of it. Enjoy a snorkel or dive at Manta point and hopefully witness the amazing Manta mating train, a beautiful natural spectacle where a train of males follow the female, mimicking her dance like movements.

When the tide is right, snorkel or dive at Batu Bolong (Hole in the Rock), a protruding pinnacle site anyone would find difficult not to enjoy. The thousands of red blennies dance in the swell, backdropped against the colourful shallow soft corals. Divers can drop down deeper to look for resting white tips, hawksbill turtles and trevally hunting in the blue.

For those looking to take a break from the water, enjoy a leisurely stroll around Takat Makasar sandbar that rest in the shadow of Komodo Island. Swim in the surrounding waters and earn a tan on the beach before returning to the boat for a cool refreshing drink.

Day 5 – Pink Beach / Padar Island

Awake in the calm waters of Teluk Slaweh and venture to Pink Beach, made famous by the sands pink tinge in the setting sun. The sand owes its colour to a microscopic animal called Foraminifera and its bright red shell. Pink Beach also offers a healthy shallow reef, full of colourful soft corals for snorkelling and a sloping dive site that offers some interesting opportunities, such as frog fish, spotted sting rays and potentially mobula rays passing in the blue.

After the afternoon spent relaxing, enjoy a sunset hike to Padar viewpoint. The view looks northwest towards the setting sun overseeing the park. It’s the poster shot of the region and holds national significance also, as it’s printed on Indonesia’s 50,000 money note. Take in the scenery and the spectacle of seeing a white, pink and black sand beach in a single frame, before descending to be welcomed back to the boat with a refreshing drink and awaiting dinner.

Day 6 – Sabolan / Seraya

Sabolan Kecil (Small Sabolan) boast a beautiful shallow reef flat that is great for snorkelling with an amazing range of colourful corals, and if you’re luck is in, possibly Manta Rays on the Northern reef of the Island. If diving is your preference, then drop off the shallow reef to the coral ridge for schooling damsels and snapper, and possibly reef sharks playing in the currents.

Across lunch we move to Seraya which rest just outside the bounds of Komodo National Park and has several non diving options for your day of decompression. Enjoy isolated beaches, water sport, snorkelling or if you’re interested, the opportunity to visit Rangko Cave. Located on the mainland of Flores, the entrance to the cave is a short walk which then descends into a luminescent blue swimming hole. Attend at the right time and watch the sunlight filter through the entrance of the cave and light up the cave’s waters.

Round out the day with celebratory drink on the beach, a view of sunset and a beach BBQ to follow. Relax into the night, reminiscing and sharing stories of the truly unique experiences of the days just passed.

Day 7 – Angel Island / Labuan Bajo

Wake up for your final delicious breakfast on board and if your flight time allows then enjoy the pretty beaches of Angel Island, located just outside Labuan Bajo Harbour. Feel free to swim, kayak or paddle board before you open sails and hoist anchor towards Labuan Bajo.

For your disembarkation the crew will collect your luggage from your rooms and following hugs and goodbyes will escort you to the waiting taxis for your journey to the airport. 

*Please note this itinerary is only a sample and is subject to change.

Day 1 – Boarding in Labuan Bajo

It will be our pleasure to pick you up from your hotel or airport, so that you can make the most of the day.

Then we will sail west, where you can enjoy the beach, snorkelling or diving on the islands of Bidadari or Sebayur Kecil.

A sense of calm reigns on these islands, but underwater the coral reefs are bubbling with life. To end the day, relax with an aperitif while admiring the beautiful sunset. Night diving is optional.

Day 2 – Komodo Strait

Komodo Island lies in the middle of the strait between Sumbawa and the Flores Islands. The sea creeps between the two islands, creating intense currents and coral reefs that will be a pleasure to explore, such as Tatawa Besar, Batu Bolong and Golden Passage.

At the end of a spectacular day of sailing, we will drop anchor in the sheltered bay of Gili Lawa Island, famous for its magnificent views of the glowing sunset.

Day 3 – Manta Point / Padar Island

Sailing south, we will stop at Taka Makassar, also known as Manta Point, a coral garden where you can swim or dive with manta rays, sharks and turtles, to name but a few.

You can then have a snack or simply relax on the nearby sandy islet, gazing in wonder at the turquoise waters caressing the shore.

From this point we head to Padar Island to admire its impressive landscape of sharp peaks and pink sandy beaches.

A walk around these places will lead you to breathtaking views.

Day 4 – Horseshoe Bay

A day out in South Rinca, also known as HorseShoe Bay, is the perfect opportunity to immerse yourself in nature and discover extraordinary wildlife, including monkeys, deer, wild pigs, sea eagles and, of course, Komodo dragons.

The cooler waters here are home to some world class dive sites, such as the famous Cannibal Rock.

Day 5 – Gili Lawa Island

Three world-famous dive sites are gathered here and are hotspots for sharks: Castle Rock, Crystal Rock and the Cauldron.

To the greatest satisfaction of divers. For snorkellers and less adventurous divers, the area also boasts beautiful hard coral reefs surrounded by white sand, where manta rays are an all but rare sight.

It will be hard to resist taking a paddle board or kayak to glide over these turquoise waters before enjoying a well-deserved cocktail at sunset.

Day 6 – Banta & Batu Monco

We will sail to Banta Island, just outside the National Park, to explore remote and secret bays with pink and white sandy beaches surrounded by slopes, barren peaks and wilderness. With not a soul around, you will feel at one with nature.

If time permits, we can sail to Batu Monco in its crystal-clear turquoise waters. Snorkeling is accessible and you can dive in pristine coral reefs surrounded by expanses of white sand.

Day 7 – Rinca Island

In the morning, we head to the ranger station on Rinca Island, where a park ranger will talk to you about the legendary Komodo dragons.

You can then refresh yourself with a swim or dive at Wainilu or Pengah Kecil. Sailing to Kalong Island, we end the day on a magical note, watching thousands of fruit bats (flying foxes) in the light of the setting sun.

Day 8 – Farewells at Labuan Bajo

We will return to Labuan Bajo to enjoy a last rich breakfast and check out before noon. After the last photos and goodbyes, our crew will organise the transfer to the hotel or airport.

Then it will be time to return home, your head full of unforgettable memories of an extraordinary trip.

*Please note this itinerary is only a sample and is subject to change.

Day 1 – Sebayor

Several of our crew will be on site to greet you at the arrivals gate, where they will help you to the pr arranged taxis for the short ride to the harbour to board tenders to the lead vessel. You will be welcomed on board Majik by her crew, offering a cold towel and seasonal beverage. The Cruise Director will give an introduction, a safety briefing, a small tour of the vessel and assist with cabin allocation while the vessel departs. The journey to your first destination represents a great opportunity to familiarise yourself with the boat layout and enjoy your first taste of the chefs’ talents.

Across lunch the boat will move to Sebayor, a great introduction into the potential of diving and snorkelling in Komodo. Enjoy a sloping dive site that’s also suitable for snorkelling with a nice range of coral bommies and hundreds of garden eels in the sand flats at about 20m. Continue down the reef and the fish increase as the current does. Witness schools of red snapper and sweet lips and search the fan corals for a pygmy sea horse. Rinse off the salt back on board and enjoy a delicious dinner amongst the ocean breeze as your first day comes to a close.

Day 2 – Tatawa Besar/Siaba
Tatawa Besar encapsulates several elements of the marine park. The Eastern side of the island is cut-out by an inviting beach and in front of that is a shallow reef plateau that makes for amazing snorkelling. Enjoy the warm waters and be swept along by the falling tide, marvelling at the variety, quantity, and colours of both the reef and the fish. For the divers, enjoy dropping off the plateau onto a sloping site filled with soft and hard corals. Look to the depths and into the blue for a chance encounter with black tips, white tips and maybe pelagics.

Across lunch move to a relaxing bay anchorage for the day. Jump and swim from the boat before diving or snorkelling Turtle City. The site is home to many Green Turtles, and they can even be spotted from the surface coming up for air before descending back into the depths. The site itself offers a unique contrast between sandy flats and lush reef. Enjoy some time on the sand looking for tiger tail seahorses, flatworms or any number of shrimp and crabs. Then make your way to the reef to marvel at the healthy coral and fish life and more than likely a few
turtles.

Day 3 – Gili Lawa Laut
The Gili Lawa area host some of the most popular dive sites in the Komodo National Park. But the potential for amazing dives goes hand in hand with the potential for strong currents. Enjoy the copious variety of schooling fish at Castle Rock, with Trevally and White Tip reef sharks hunting in the currents, or dive the World-famous site Cauldron, with it’s iconic narrow passage between two islands.

Get launched either snorkelling or diving through “shotgun” and with a bit of luck, marvel at how easily the Manta glide against the current.

Finish the days adventures with a short hike up Gili Lawa Darat to watch the sun set on the ocean horizon, before being welcomed back on board with a cold towel and Chef’s delicious talents on offer.

Day 4 – Gili Banta
Gili Banta rest between Komodo Island and Sumbawa and is one of the few land breaks of Indonesia’s Southern Border Islands. On the Northern points of the island, explore dive sites such as “Star Wars”, a sloping reef dotted with coral bommies and a chance for both macro obscurities and healthy fish life around the bommies. For those who enjoy a bit more action on their dives, “Roller Coaster” usually provides. Dive into the site and marvel at the schooling fish feeding and playing amongst the currents.

For a more leisurely afternoon, we setup the Western side of the island on a stretching, pink tinged beach. Explore the grassland flats behind the beach, snorkel or dive at the relaxing “Swiss Dream” to witness an amazing variety of healthy corals or enjoy a kayak or paddle board amidst the calm turquoise waters. For the afternoon we’ll prepare sunset facing drinks and a BBQ for you to relax on a beanbag with a cocktail in hand, admiring the sun setting behind the iconic Sangeang Volcano on the horizon.

Day 5 – Taka Makassar
Today the currents dictate our schedule. Komodo owes its abundant marine life to the strong Northerly and Southern currents that run through the park, and today you’re in the centre of it. Enjoy a snorkel or dive at Manta point and hopefully witness the amazing Manta mating train, a beautiful natural spectacle where a train of males follow the female, mimicking her dance like movements.

When the tide is right Snorkel or dive at Batu Bolong (Hole in the Rock), a protruding pinnacle site anyone would find difficult not to enjoy. The thousands of red blennies dance in the swell, backdropped against the colourful shallow soft corals. Divers can drop down deeper to look for resting white tips, hawksbill turtles and trevally hunting in the blue.

For those looking to take a break from the water, enjoy a leisurely stroll around Takat Makasar sandbar that rest in the shadow of Komodo Island. Swim in the surrounding waters and earn a tan on the beach before returning to the boat for a cool refreshing drink.

Day 6 – Komodo/Pink Beach/Padar
Awake in the calm waters of Teluk Slaweh and venture to the Island of Komodo. Here you will receive a guided tour from one of the local rangers. The morning is the best time to see the dragons, often sunning themselves on hilltops or along the beach. Marvel at their proximity to the local village and enjoy a factual education from your private ranger. Take a little money if you’re wishing for a dragon themed souvenir from the “exit through the gift shop” type scenario.

Enjoy a quick visit to Pink Beach, made famous by its pink tinge in the setting sun. The sand owes its colour to a microscopic animal called Foraminifera. Pink Beach also offers a healthy shallow reef, full of colourful soft corals for snorkelling and a sloping dive site that offers some interesting opportunities, such as frog fish, spotted sting rays and potentially mobular rays passing in the blue.

After the afternoon spent relaxing, enjoy a sunset walk to Padar viewpoint. The view looks northwest towards the setting sun overseeing the park. It’s the poster shot of the region and holds national significance also, as it’s printed on Indonesia’s 50,000 money note.

Day 7 – Nusa Kode/Manta Alley
Nusa Kode, also referred to as Horseshoe Bay, can only be described as Jurassic. The landscape here is a stark contrast to most of the savanna like islands of the National Park. Located on the southern corner of Pulau Rinca, entering the bay makes you feel small as the towering peaks rise either side of you, full of lush foliage and wildlife. Keep your eyes peeled for wild pigs, monkeys, eagles and a chance encounter with wild dragons. For the diving, you have “Canibal Rock”, or “Rodeo” on offer. Brace for the colder water to take in the walls of Golden Cup Corals and the numerous fish that play against them.

Across lunch the boat will depart for Manta Alley, the southern point of Pulau Komodo. Despite the landscape being particularly impressive, as the name suggest we’re here for one thing… Mantas. The dive site “Manta Alley” has a sand flat at around 20m, and in the right conditions the Manta calmly glide around you and circle above your head.

With incredible luck they’ll form a tornado to corral the plankton and make feeding easier. Follow them around the reef to the “alley” and observe them gliding against the current. While the mantas often steal the attention, don’t forget to look at what is truly an impressive and vibrant reef.

Day 8 – Pengah Kecil/Rinca/Kabar
Pengah in the local dialect, translates to middle, and as the name suggest the island rest in the middle of the park. The small island offers both diving and snorkelling. From the western wall that drops into the depths where you can search for nudis, bubble shrimp and orangutan crabs, to a Eastern coral plateau where you can observe hawksbills dozing or feeding amongst the soft corals.

Rinca offers the opportunity to explore the newly renovated national park of Loh Buaya. Take a guided tour around the raised wooden viewing platform, and while your guide will likely spot them long before you, keep your eyes sharp for monkeys, wild pigs, water buffalo, deer and Komodo Dragons. Enjoy a factual explanation of their history and come to understand how they became the apex land predator of the region.

For the afternoon the boat will move to Pulau Kalong, which translates to bat island, and local legend says that anyone who used to venture into the mangrove island never came out again. Luckily, you’ll be anchored just offshore, enjoying some drinks on the boat with the bats flying overhead and backdropped by the setting sun and a lovely meal to close out the day.

Day 9 – Kelor/Pulau Pungu
Kelor combines a little bit of culture with a little bit of nature. The island host a group of transient locals who have set up modest stores selling a range of Komodo and diving affiliated souvenirs, even the occasional handcrafted scuba diving Komodo. Wander the beach or take a small hike to the viewpoint to enjoy the expansive views of the park from the Eastern border. The calm waters are also an ideal location for paddle boarding, kayaking, snorkelling or simply swimming in the warm tropical waters.

For the afternoon, you can enjoy an educational change of pace with an option for shopping included. Atlas Pearls has a farm on the small island of Pulau Pungu. Here they offer guided tours where you can learn all about the process of pearl farming, and most importantly, how pearls are valued and how to spot the fake ones. At the end of the tour, they have a small show room where you can put your recently acquired knowledge to the test and look at purchasing some authentic, hand crafter pearl jewellery

Day 10 – Sabolan/Seraya
Sabolan Kecil (Small Sabolan) boast a beautiful shallow reef flat that is great for snorkelling with an amazing range of colourful corals, and if you’re luck is in, possibly Manta Rays on the Northern reef of the Island. If diving is your preference, then drop off the shallow reef to the coral ridge for schooling damsels and snapper, and possibly reef sharks playing in the currents.

Across lunch we move to Seraya which rest just outside the bounds of Komodo National Park and has several non-diving options for your day of decompression. Enjoy isolated beaches, water sport, snorkelling or if your interested, the opportunity tovisit Rangko Cave. Located on the mainland of Flores, the entrance to the cave is a short walk which then descends down into a luminescent blue swimming hole. Attend at the right time and watch the sunlight filter through the entrance of the cave and light up the caves waters.

Round out the day with celebratory drink on the beach, a view of sunset and a beach BBQ to follow. Relax into the night, reminiscing and sharing stories of the truly unique experiences of the last 10 days.

Day 11 – Angel Island/LBJ
Wake up for your final delicious breakfast on board and if your flight time allows then enjoy the pretty beaches of Angel Island, located just outside Labuan Bajo Harbour. Feel free to swim, kayak or paddle board before you open sails and hoist anchor towards Labuan Bajo.

For your disembarkation the crew will collect your luggage from your rooms and following hugs and goodbyes will escort you to the waiting taxis for your journey to the airport. 

*Please note this itinerary is only a sample and is subject to change.