Samara Liveaboard Cruises
Once-in-a-lifetime adventure,
Superb snorkelling & diving
Couples
Families
Step aboard one of the Samara’s Phinisi boats for an unforgettable cruise around the spellbinding region of Komodo.
The volcanic Komodo Islands are part of the Komodo National Park, known for its shimmering blue seas, exotic terrain, and the only place to find the legendary Komodo Dragons.
As a protected area with strict regulations for visitors, a cruise is a practical (not to mention picturesque) way to experience the region.
Samara runs both shared trips and private charters aboard its two Phinisi boats, Samara I and II.
A range of routes are available, from three to five nights, with island visits tailored to make the most of each time frame and weather conditions at the time.
Each cruise offers a mix of relaxation and adventure, with plenty of opportunities to explore the ocean at snorkelling spots or on paddleboards, island treks to incredible viewpoints, and relaxing on idyllic beaches.
Meals are served either onboard or as beach BBQ lunches and dinners.
The Rooms
Samara I is slightly larger at 27 metres with space for 12 guests, while Samara II measures 23 metres and accommodates up to 10.
Both boats come with air-conditioned cabins with en-suite bathrooms.
Out in the elements, the open decks invite sun and shade, and there’s a dining space and a bar — everything you need for relaxed days at sea.
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