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LIVEABOARD
BAJAK
About Bajak
Bajak laut means sea pirate in Javanese. She is a spacious pirate with a soul.
28m | 4 CABINS - 14 pax | 8 CREW
Bajak is a 28-meter-long phinisi built from reclaimed ironwood and teak – giving her a unique pirate character and a deep connection to Indonesia’s seafaring past. Designed for just 14 guests, she’s spacious, soulful, and full of charm.
Operating exclusively in Komodo National Park, Bajak offers solar-powered quiet time, generous lounging areas, an open galley, and a peaceful dive deck. Whether you join a liveaboard trip or book a private charter, she’s ready to take you on unforgettable journeys through one of the world’s most spectacular marine parks.
Bajak
Walkaround
Featured here are Bajak’s double bed private cabin, 3 of the dorm cabins, the dining and guest hangout area, and all you can get from Bajak! (2024)
You find the deck plan and specifications listed below.
Prices
Shared cabin
for up 4 guests,
shared bathroom
IDR 3.000.000
(~USD 195)
per guest / day
3 cabins available
Private
double cabin
for 2 guests,
private bathroom
IDR 3.750.000
(~USD 240)
per guest / day
1 cabin available
Full charter
for 14 guests,
minimum 4D/3N
IDR 40.000.000
(~USD 2.500)
boat / day
The entire boat is yours!
Itinerary - 5D4N
(15 dives)
Day 1
Check in and bag drop at shop on 9 am and continue boarding to Bajak. Depart from Labuan Bajo with lunch and a check dive at Wainillu continue with the second dive at Mawan. Night dive begins around 6pm at Padar Kecil.
Day 2
Wake up to the sunrise and hike up to Padar Island. After a breakfast, we will have our first dive in Pillarsteen and continue with Secret Garden. For the third dive it will be at Three Sister.
Day 3
Going South, first dive begins at the End of The World continue with Manta Alley and Collen’s Reef. Visitting the Komodo Island for a short trekking will also be part of the 3rd day. An around 6PM, night dive will take place in Pink Beach.
Day 4
Going North, the first dive will be in The Cauldron (Shot Gun), continue with Golden Passage. After lunch, we will moving to Central area and having our 3rd dive in Tatawa Kecil.
Day 5
First dive of the day will take place in Batu Bolong, continue with Manta Point. Then having lunch while sailing back to Labuan Bajo. Arrival in Labuan Bajo will be around 2 PM.
Itinerary - 4D3N
(12 dives)
Day 1
Check in and bag drop at shop on 9 am and continue boarding to Bajak. Depart from Labuan Bajo with lunch and a check dive at Wainillu continue with the second dive at Mawan. Night dive begins around 6pm at Padar Kecil.
Day 2
Wake up to the sunrise and hike up to Padar Island. After a breakfast, we will have our first dive in Pillarsteen and continue with Secret Garden. For the third dive it will be at Three Sister.
Day 3
Going South, first dive begins at the End of The World continue with Manta Alley and Collen’s Reef. Visitting the Komodo Island for a short trekking will also be part of the 3rd day. An around 6PM, night dive will take place in Pink Beach.
Day 4
Going back to central area, the first dive of the day will take place in Batu Bolong, continue with Manta Point. Then having lunch while sailing back to Labuan Bajo. Arrival in Labuan Bajo will be around 2 PM.
A descriptions of typical dive trips, actual trips may vary due to weather conditions, or guest’s preference.
We do not guarantee dive sites as we cannot guarantee the dive site conditions.
Conservation fees in Komodo
(charged by the government):
Entrance fee (National Park Fee, Tourist tax, Water Activities)
Foreign Nationals:
- IDR 275,000/day on weekdays
Indonesian Nationals:
- IDR 75k/person/day
Snorkeling Ticket
- Foreign Nationals: IDR 50k (appx.$3)/person/day
- Indonesian Nationals: IDR 20k/person/day
Komodo Trekking
Local Tax: IDR 100k (appx.$7)/person/day
Rangers fee: IDR 120k (appx.$9)/group (max. 5 people)
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4 meals per day – breakfast, lunch, snacks & dinner
Fresh fruit and other light snacks
Free flow drinking water, tea, and coffee
Towels and linens
Dive guides (max 4 divers per guide)
Weights, weight belts, and tanks (DIN tanks available)
English-speaking Cruise Director
3 dives per day, departure & returning day usually 2 dives
Visiting the Komodo Dragons and Padar View Point (additional entrance fees apply)
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National Park Fee, Tourist Tax, Water Activities Fee:
IDR 275.000 ~ 18 USD total per day / diver
Entrance Tickets and Guide Fee for:
Dragon Trail IDR 145.000 ~ 20 USDPadar View Point IDR 45.000 ~ 3 USD
Crew gratuities (recommendation: approx. 10% of trip cost / person)
Private guide (inquire for current prices and availability)
Soft drinks & alcoholic beverages (available for purchase)
Dive insurance
Cash payments of EUR, USD, and IDR or credit cards (plus 3%) are accepted
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Full rental equipment (excluding computer) per day: IDR 375.000 ~ 25 USD.
If you need only a few pieces of equipment, you can of course rent them individually.
15-liter tank: 15 USD per day.
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Interest on having your Advance or Deep Specialty course during your Bajak Trip?
We have additional program for you.
Advance Adventurer Rp 4,000,000
Adventure Deep 40 Meters Rp 2,500,000
Adventure Dive (Night or 30 Meters) Rp 1,000,000
Courses will be conducted during your trip
General information
Contact us for further questions.
Schedule
2025-2026
Deck plan
Specifications
General Information
Year: 2015
Cabins: 3 (1 master, 2 bunk)
Length: 28 m (91 ft)
Power Source: 600w Solar Panels
Guests: up to 14
Crew: 8
Beam: 7m (23ft)
Engine: Mitsubishi 120 hp
Water Sports & more
SUP: 2 x units
Dive Shop: Assorted equipment for up to 14
Dinghy: 4,5m, 40hp (10pax max)
Safety: Life raft, VHF Radio, Life jackets and emergency equipment
What our guests are saying
The best things we have experienced
The whole experience from start until finish is 10/10. Everyone is doing their best to make this as good as possible for the guests. The guides are doing their best to find all the good stuff. The dives was everything between super calm and stronger currents. Everything outside of the diving was also top.Thank you from the bottom of our hearts!
- Moa Kristiansen -
A dream come true!
After living in Bali for a while, I have always wanted to go to Komodo. Finally I made it and Bajak was the cherry on top :) Could not imagine a better way to explore the beautiful island and discover Komodo’s underwater world.
- Caty from Melbourne -
Discover the craziest underwater wildlife
Traveling on a liveaboard made me discover the craziest underwater wildlife I’ve ever seen! Surrounded by huge mantas, seeing so many fish that I could not even mention which ones, sharks, turtles, and so many more animals, that this place made me love it so bad, I will have to come back soon!
- Felip from Spain -