Klm Umami Liveaboard

Experience the ultimate Komodo adventure aboard Klm Umami Liveaboard, offering scheduled Open Trip 3 Days 2 Nights packages and fully customizable Private Charter options for travelers seeking comfort and unforgettable exploration.

About - Klm Umami Liveaboard

Klm Umami Liveaboard is a traditional wooden Phinisi boat built in 2019 for travelers who want to explore Komodo National Park in comfort. With 5 air-conditioned cabins for up to 14 guests, a breezy upper deck, and a cozy indoor dining area, Umami offers a relaxed home base between island stops. Powered by a Mitsubishi 6D16 engine cruising at 8-9 knots and crewed by 6 licensed sailors, every trip feels safe and easygoing, whether you are watching the sunset from the deck or stargazing after dinner out on open water. Prefer more cabins for a bigger group? Take a look at Segara Liveaboard, a 6-cabin Phinisi option for the same 3D2N Komodo route.

Specification - Klm Umami Liveaboard

  • Boat Name : Klm Umami Liveaboard
  • Boat Type : Wooden Phinisi
  • Main Engine : Mitsubishi 6D16
  • Length : 20 m
  • Width : 4.3 m
  • Year Built : 2019
  • Cruising Speed : 8-9 knot
  • Fresh Water Capacity : 6.500 liters
  • Guest Capacity : 14 persons (extra bed max 18)
  • Crew Member : 6 crews
  • Cabin : 5 Cabins
  • Navigation : Compass, GPS Garmin, Maps CHF Rig
  • Communication : HT Radio
  • Life Jackets : 30 pcs
  • Lifebuoys : 13 pcs
  • Life Raft
  • Fire Extinguishers : 8 units
  • First Aid Kit
  • Dinghy : Available for island transfers
  • Snorkeling Gear & Life Jackets Provided
  • All Cabin Rooms with Air Conditioning
  • Cozy Indoor Dining Area
  • Spacious Upper Deck with Bean Bags
  • Onboard Generator (15,000 Watt, Backup 13,500 Watt)

Who This Tour Is For

  • First-time visitors to Labuan Bajo who want to see the highlights (Komodo dragons, Pink Beach, Padar Island) without a long trip
  • Couples & honeymooners looking for a scenic, low-crowd experience with sunset and sunrise moments
  • Small groups of friends who want to split the cost of a private charter, or join an open trip to meet other travelers
  • Snorkelers & trekkers wanting manta ray encounters and scenic island hikes, no diving experience necessary
  • Photographers — Padar Island’s three-bay viewpoint and Pink Beach are two of the most photographed spots in Indonesia

Not ideal for: travelers wanting extensive scuba diving (consider our dedicated diving liveaboard trips instead), or those needing wheelchair-accessible trekking (Padar and Komodo Island treks involve uneven, hilly terrain).

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Itinerary

Day 1 — Kelor Island, Manjarite, Kalong Island
  • Pick-up from hotel/airport (08:00–10:00), boarding, sail to Kelor Island for a short trek and panoramic viewpoint. Lunch on board. Afternoon snorkeling at Manjarite. Evening: watch the sunset at Kalong Island as thousands of flying foxes take to the sky. Dinner and overnight on board.
  • Sunrise trek up Padar Island for the iconic three-bay viewpoint (05:00 departure). Breakfast on board, then sail to Pink Beach for swimming and snorkeling. Visit Komodo Island for a guided trek to see Komodo dragons in their natural habitat. Afternoon snorkeling with manta rays at Manta Point. Taka Makassar sandbar for photos and a final swim. Dinner and overnight on board.
  • Morning stop at Sebayur/Penga/Pempe Island for Snorkeling. Sail back to Labuan Bajo, arriving around 11:00–12:00. Drop-off at hotel or airport.

 (Note: itinerary order may change depending on weather and park conditions.)

Higlight

Kelor Island

Kelor Island

Small island with a short trek offering breathtaking panoramic sunset views. Rising from turquoise waters near Labuan Bajo, this cone-shaped island invites visitors on a rewarding thirty-minute climb to its summit. From the top, guests are treated to sweeping three-hundred-sixty-degree views of surrounding islands and open sea, making it one of the most photogenic sunset spots in the archipelago.

Manjarite Beach

Vibrant coral garden teeming with colorful reef fish, perfect for snorkeling. This sheltered bay is renowned among divers and snorkelers for its healthy coral reefs and clear, calm waters. Schools of tropical fish glide past vibrant coral formations just meters from the surface, making it an ideal stop for both beginners and experienced snorkelers seeking an unforgettable underwater encounter.

kalong Island

Watch thousands of flying foxes take flight across the sky at sunset. Every evening as the sun dips below the horizon, enormous colonies of fruit bats emerge from the island’s mangrove forests in a spectacular display. Silhouetted against the fading light, thousands of flying foxes stream across the sky in search of food, creating one of Komodo’s most unforgettable natural spectacles.

Padar island

Iconic three-bay viewpoint framed by dramatic hills and turquoise waters. A short but steep hike leads to one of Indonesia’s most photographed viewpoints, where three crescent-shaped bays with black, white, and pink-tinged sand stretch out below rolling green hills. The panoramic scenery has made Padar Island an essential stop for every visitor exploring the Komodo National Park.

Pink Beach

Naturally pink-hued sand meeting crystal clear water, ideal for relaxing. The soft rosy color comes from tiny fragments of red coral mixing with white sand, creating a beach unlike any other in the region. Calm, clear waters make it perfect for swimming and snorkeling, while the surrounding hills provide a stunning backdrop for relaxing afternoons by the sea.

Manta Point

Swim alongside gentle giant manta rays in nutrient-rich open water. Strong currents bring nutrient-rich water to this open-sea cleaning station, attracting resident manta rays throughout the year. Snorkelers and divers can watch these gentle giants glide gracefully overhead as cleaner fish attend to them, offering one of the most thrilling wildlife encounters in Komodo.

Takamakassar

A pristine sandbar surrounded by dazzling blue sea, perfect for photos. This tiny crescent of white sand emerges from the surrounding turquoise sea, shifting shape slightly with the tides and seasons. With no vegetation to obstruct the view, it offers an uninterrupted three-hundred-sixty-degree panorama of open ocean, making it a favorite stop for photography and quiet relaxation.

Komodo Island

Home to the legendary Komodo dragon, the world’s largest living lizard. Guided treks through dry savanna and forest offer close encounters with these ancient predators in their natural habitat, alongside deer, wild buffalo, and a variety of birdlife. Rangers accompany every visit, sharing insights into the dragons’ behavior and the fragile ecosystem they call home.

Siaba Island

Calm turquoise waters and coral reefs, great for a relaxing final swim. Tucked away from the main tourist routes, this quiet spot offers calm, shallow waters ideal for a relaxed final swim or snorkel before heading back to Labuan Bajo. Healthy coral gardens teem with reef fish and the occasional sea turtle, providing a peaceful close to the Komodo adventure.

Pricelist - Open Trip

Sharing Cabin D/E - IDR 2,850,000

  • 2x Double Bed 4 Person 
  • Private Bathroom
  • Air Conditioning

Cabin C - IDR 3,250,000

  • 2x Double Bed 4 Person 
  • Private Bathroom
  • Air Conditioning

Cabin B - IDR 4,250,000

  • 2x Double Bed 4 Person 
  • Private Bathroom
  • Air Conditioning

Cabin A (Upper Deck) - IDR 4,850,000

  • 2x Double Bed 4 Person 
  • Private Bathroom
  • Air Conditioning

Form Booking

Why Book With Ara Adventure

  • Licensed & officially registered Indonesian tour operator (PT, NIB, NPWP) — added booking safety for international travelers unfamiliar with local operators
  • Transparent, all-inclusive pricing with no hidden fees
  • Responsive WhatsApp support before, during, and after your trip
  • English-speaking guides and crew experienced with international guests
  • Payment methods available: bank transfer, credit card, Revolut, and Wise

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