Samara II
The Samara II is a 23-meter luxury phinisi liveaboard in Indonesia, offering intimate, fully guided leisure cruises through Komodo National Park with modern amenities and personalized service.
Alor, Komodo, Raja Ampat & the Spice Islands
Cabins
Room Bali & Flores
The Bali & Flores Cabins each accommodate 2 guests with a queen-size bed, featuring air conditioning, shared bathroom, towels, and daily housekeeping for a cozy and comfortable stay.
Sulawesi & Rote Cabins
The Sulawesi & Rote Cabins accommodate 3 guests with a queen-size bed plus a single bunk, offering air conditioning, shared bathroom, towels, and daily housekeeping, ideal for small families or groups.
Deck plan
Features & facilities
Boat features & facilities
Leisure Deck
Bar
Sundeck
Outdoor dining area
Common area
Dive features & facilities
Hot water shower
Location
The Samara Liveaboard embarks and disembarks at Pelabuhan KP3 in Labuan Bajo, Indonesia. The closest airport is Komodo Airport (LBJ), and complimentary airport transfers are provided to and from the vessel for all guests.
Trip Overview
Aboard the Samara II, guests embark on a relaxed journey through Komodo’s stunning seascapes and island vistas. The voyage often features scenic cruising among volcanic islets, sunrise hikes on Padar Island, and guided walks on Komodo or Rinca to observe the legendary Komodo dragons. Guests can snorkel in clear turquoise waters, unwind on pink-sand beaches, and enjoy the sight of flying foxes gliding above Kalong Island at dusk. Please note that Samara II is a leisure-focused vessel and does not offer diving activities.
[See: Alor, Komodo & Raja Ampat Travel Guides]
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Accommodation Overview
The Samara II offers four luxurious cabins named Bali, Flores, Sulawesi, and Rote, each designed for comfort and privacy. All cabins feature a queen-size bed with a single bunk bed, air conditioning, and come equipped with towels and linens, making them ideal for families, couples, or small groups.Food & Drinks
Aboard the Samara II, guests enjoy a blend of Indonesian and Western cuisine served either family-style or à la carte, with three meals per day, snacks, hot beverages, soft drinks, and drinking water included. Dietary requirements can be accommodated with prior notice, and while local and imported alcoholic beverages are available onboard, guests may also bring their own liquor for a corkage fee.
More information
Practical information
Local Currency
Indonesian Rupiah (IDR)
Language
English, Indonesian
Electricity
220V
Payment methods
Credit Card, Cash