Here is a list of the top boat operators and liveaboards offering 2-day, 3-day, and 4-day trips of Komodo for both private and shared trips, with some of the inclusions:

Here is a list of the top boat operators and liveaboards offering 2-day, 3-day, and 4-day trips of Komodo for both private and shared trips, with some of the inclusions:

Operator	Trip Duration	Type of Trip	Inclusions	Image
Indonesia Juara	2-4 days	Private	All meals, snacks, water, soft drinks, alcoholic drinks, park fees, activities, transfers, and crew gratuities. Opens in a new windowwww.tripadvisor.com Indonesia Juara boat operator in Komodo
Komodo Eco Cruise	2-4 days	Private or shared	All meals, snacks, water, soft drinks, alcoholic drinks, park fees, activities, transfers, and crew gratuities. Opens in a new windowsenarutrekking.com Komodo Eco Cruise boat operator in Komodo
Komodo Adventures	2-4 days	Private or shared	All meals, snacks, water, soft drinks, alcoholic drinks, park fees, activities, transfers, and crew gratuities. Opens in a new windowwww.captainkomodo.com Komodo Adventures boat operator in Komodo
Liveaboard Komodo Explorer	3-4 days	Liveaboard	All meals, snacks, water, soft drinks, alcoholic drinks, park fees, activities, transfers, and crew gratuities. Opens in a new windowbajorental.com Liveaboard Komodo Explorer boat operator in Komodo
Liveaboard Komodo Princess	3-4 days	Liveaboard	All meals, snacks, water, soft drinks, alcoholic drinks, park fees, activities, transfers, and crew gratuities. Opens in a new windowbajorental.com Liveaboard Komodo Princess boat operator in Komodo

These are just a few of the many boat operators and liveaboards offering Komodo trips. When choosing a trip, it is important to consider your budget, the number of people in your group, and your interests. Some factors to consider include:

• The length of the trip: 2-day trips are a good option for those who are short on time, while 3-4 day trips offer more time to explore the park.
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• The type of trip: Private trips are more expensive, but they offer more flexibility and privacy. Shared trips are a more affordable option, but you will be sharing the boat with other people.
• The inclusions: Some trips include all meals, drinks, and activities, while others only include some of these items. It is important to read the fine print to make sure you know what is included in the price.

Once you have chosen a trip, be sure to book it in advance, especially during the peak season (June-August). This will help to ensure that you get a spot on the boat of your choice.