Kelor Island

When the Phinisi boat arrives near Kelor Island, the guide will brief guests about safety and the activities ahead. Travellers are then assisted to transfer from the boat to the shore — either by a small tender boat or directly to the beach when the tide allows. Upon arrival, the guide will lead the short hike to the hilltop viewpoint, helping guests choose the best path and pacing the group so everyone can enjoy the climb comfortably. The guide also points out scenic spots for photos and shares interesting insights about the island and surrounding landscapes. After the trek, guests can swim or snorkel near the beach while the guide keeps watch and provides equipment if included in the package. For those who prefer to relax, the beach offers a quiet place to sit back, sunbathe, and take in the views before returning to the Phinisi boat to continue the adventure.

Manjarite Beach

Manjarite Beach is a calm and refreshing stop during the sailing trip, perfect for relaxing after trekking or exploring the islands. From the Phinisi boat, the guide assists guests into the tender boat and brings them safely to the jetty or shoreline. Once on the beach, guests can enjoy snorkeling in the crystal-clear water filled with colorful fish and healthy corals only a few steps from the surface. The guide prepares and helps guests with masks, snorkels, and life jackets, while also keeping an eye on everyone in the water to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience. For those who prefer to stay dry, the wooden pier and peaceful beach area are great spots to sit, capture photos, and enjoy the beautiful scenery before returning to the boat to continue the journey.

Kalong (Flying Foxes) Island

After Manjarite your boat will anchor near Kalong Island, a mangrove covered habitat home to thousands of flying foxes. You’ll relax on the deck as the sun sets, watching the sky turn golden and eventually fill with bats emerging in large groups for their nightly flight. Your guide will share interesting insights about these unique animals and make sure you have the best viewpoint to enjoy and photograph this natural spectacle. It is a calm and magical moment that perfectly closes the day before your boat continues to the overnight spot or next destination. After enjoying the sunset at Kalong Island, the boat will continue sailing toward Padar Island throughout the night. This part of the journey offers a unique atmosphere, as many Phinisi boats travel together in the same direction, creating a beautiful line of lights moving across the sea. Guests can relax on board, enjoy music, sing karaoke, or dance under the stars while the crew ensures a safe and comfortable night cruise.

Padar Island

Padar Island offers one of the most iconic viewpoints in Komodo National Park. From the moment the Phinisi boat anchors, the guide leads guests ashore and starts the trek up the hill. The hike takes around 20–40 minutes depending on pace, and the guide ensures everyone walks safely on the steep paths. At the top, travellers are rewarded with a breathtaking panorama of three crescent shaped beaches in different colors a view perfect for unforgettable pictures. with several stops for photos and to rest. Once you reach the peak, you’ll be rewarded with breathtaking views of the island’s three bays and dramatic coastal landscape. After enjoying the panorama and taking pictures, you’ll head back down to the boat to continue your journey.

Komodo Island

On Komodo Island, a certified park ranger will guide the you through a safe trekking route to observe the Komodo dragons in their natural environment. Komodo Island is the main destination of the trip, where travellers get the rare opportunity to see the Komodo dragons in their natural habitat. The guide coordinates with the park rangers, who lead the trekking route and explain the wildlife along the way. Guests can observe the dragons from a safe distance while learning about their behavior and the conservation efforts in place. After the guided trek, guests often get a chance to capture photos and enjoy a short rest before heading back to the boat. The trek finishes at designated viewing point before you return to the boat.

Pink Beach

Pink Beach is a relaxing stop where the unique soft pink sand meets crystal clear turquoise waters. At Pink Beach, the guide will assist you ashore and provide a short briefing before you enjoy the beach. You’ll have time to swim, snorkel, and explore the vibrant coral just offshore, or simply relax on the unique soft pink sand. This is a calm and refreshing stop where you can experience both land and underwater beauty before returning to the boat. The shallow coral reefs make this a great place to discover colorful marine life, while the beach itself is perfect for sunbathing and taking photos. Travellers can spend their time freely, while the guide supervises activities to ensure safety and comfort until everyone returns to the Phinisi boat.

Manta Point

Manta Point is an exciting spot for snorkeling with majestic manta rays. Once the boat arrives, the guide prepares snorkeling gear and explains how to safely interact with the marine environment. Guests enter the water together while the guide keeps watch, helping them stay close to the group as manta rays glide gracefully below. Even from the surface, the experience is thrilling a highlight for many travellers before returning to the boat to relax and share the moment.

Taka Makassar Island

This stop gives you the chance to walk on a beautiful sandbank with clear turquoise waters all around. The guide will help you transfer to the sandbank and give you free time to swim, take pictures, and enjoy the peaceful surroundings. It’s a short, relaxing moment in the middle of the sea before heading to the next destination.

Sebayur Besar Island

he guide assists in the boat to shore transfer, briefs guests on marine safety (especially for snorkeling/diving), and shows the best accessible reef or beach area. During snorkeling or diving, the guide monitors the group, points out marine highlights, and helps maintain safety and respect for the ecosystem. After underwater time, the guide may lead a light hill-walk or viewpoint stop, then gather the group and return you to the boat for the next leg of the journey. Because underwater conditions can vary, the guide will check for current strength and visibility before snorkeling or diving. For the trek or viewpoint stop, wear shoes with grip and bring sun protection and water. The underwater area is rich and beautiful, but guests should avoid touching or standing on coral, both for safety and conservation. The relaxed nature of Sebayur means fewer facilities, so basic amenities may be more limited—bring required essentials.