Day One: Labuhanbajo & Sabolon Island - After embarkation, sail north up the eastern coast of Komodo Island to Sablolon Island to enjoy your first swim. Spend the entire day enjoying water sports and relaxing on the beach. Celebrate your first evening with a sunset cocktail on the scenic cost of this beautiful island.
Day Two: Rinca Island - In the early morning, begin your trek on Rinca Island to see the Komodo dragons in thier native habitat. This island is a UNESCO natural park, so enjoy the wildlife as you are guided through your walk by rangers who will be abe to share thier profound knowledge of the Komodo Dragon, and other wildlife that you may see, such as, the wild boar, monkeys, wild water buffalo, and a variety of birds.
Sailing on SILOLONA
Return to Silolona for brunch and sail to a nearby rocky islet for an underwater dive. Then, spend the afternoon at "Pantai Merah" (the Pink Beach), world famous for it's pink sand and excellent snorkeling and diving. Drop anchor for the night in the bay adjacent to a small fishing village.
Day Three: Padar Island - This Island is a favorite and allows for many activities, such as, water sports, scenery viewing, sea kayaking, diving, and the oppurtunity of viewing many different birds in thier natural environment. The view of nearby islands from the top of Padar is stunning. In the evening, sail towards Gili Lawah Darat and Gili Lawah Laut.
Rinca Island
Day Four: Gili Lawah Darat and Gili Lawah Laut - These magical islands offer some of the most interesting sites for snorkeling and diving. See diverse fish that populate the waters of Komodo, and possibly even a sea turtle! Don't forget your camera, as the views are truly magnificent.
Day Five: Batu Muncul - This location offers some of the most stunning crescent shaped beaches with pristine white sand where the swimming is superb and the diving and snorkeling are as well. Enjoy the day however you choose, whether it be with water sports, a massage or simply laying back and relaxing on the beach.

Cooking on SILOLONA
Day Six: Banta Island- This Island lies outside of the national park boundries, however, it's numerous finger-like bays and crescent shaped beaches feature excellent diving and snorkeling. This island is noted for it's large population of giant turtles and manta rays. Enjoy your last evening with a beach bar-b-que as the sun sets and the skies shift to the brilliant stars of the Southern Hemisphere.
Day Seven: Labuhanbajo - Early birds will be able to enjoy thier last swim at Pulau Sebayor before Silolona navigates towards Labuhun Bajo. After a leisurely breakfast on deck overlooking the local fishing boats, it will be time to bid farewell to Silolona and her crew. Head tohe airport for a domestic flight to bring you back to Bali.
Komodo Island