Lamborajo is a fleet of three ironwood-and-teak phinisi — I, II and III — sailing Komodo National Park from Labuan Bajo. Charter from $3,400/night (Lamborajo I), $5,800 (II) or $7,900 (III, about IDR 124 million); shared 3D2N cabins across our fleet from $220/person. Book via the Komodo Trip desk — operated by Komodo Luxury since 2015. Few boats in Labuan Bajo get requested by name as often as the Lamborajo phinisi fleet — and few names cause as much confusion at the harbor. “Lamborajo” is not one vessel. It is a brand of three separate ironwood-and-teak hulls: Lamborajo I (26 m, 6 cabins), Lamborajo II (32 m, 8 cabins) and Lamborajo III (38 m, 8 cabins), all cruising the Komodo circuit at 7–10 knots. Enquiries often arrive spelled “Lamborajo 2” — that is Lamborajo II, the hull with the front-deck jacuzzi. Our booking desk at Labuan Bajo Harbor arranges all three, so this page keeps them straight in one place: verified specifications for each hull, real from-rates for 2026, and a plain answer to the only question that matters — which Lamborajo fits your group. A note on wording, because searches for this boat use every label going. Some guests ask for the Lamborajo yacht — she is a traditional motor-sailing phinisi, not a modern motor yacht. Others search “Lamborajo liveaboard” or “Lamborajo cruise”; both fit, since every itinerary sleeps you on board between islands. Whatever you call it, the fleet does one thing: multi-day Komodo boat trips out of Labuan Bajo, sold either as per-person shared cabins or as whole-boat charter. Who books Lamborajo? Groups and celebrations, mostly. Karaoke sets and Bluetooth sound systems fleet-wide, big sundecks with bean bags, and an on-deck jacuzzi on the two larger hulls make these boats a standing favourite for birthday charters, office trips and extended families — Lamborajo I alone is rated for 24 guests across its 6 cabins, unusually high for a 26-metre hull. Budget-minded travellers take the entry hull on shared departures instead; charter pricing that starts at $3,400 per night makes Lamborajo I the cheapest whole-boat option in the entire roster we arrange. On our fleet grid the one name spans two tiers at once. Lamborajo I sits at the Value end — the lowest whole-boat from-rate we list anywhere — while II and III carry Premium badges alongside sisters like Vinca and Naturalia. That spread is genuinely unusual: most Komodo operators run one hull at one price point, so a group that outgrows its boat has to change brands. With Lamborajo, you change a numeral instead, and the crew culture, cooking and circuit stay familiar.
Lamborajo is a fleet of three ironwood-and-teak phinisi — I, II and III — sailing Komodo National Park from Labuan Bajo. Charter from $3,400/night (Lamborajo I), $5,800 (II) or $7,900 (III, about IDR 124 million); shared 3D2N cabins across our fleet from $220/person. Book via the Komodo Trip desk — operated by Komodo Luxury since 2015.
Few boats in Labuan Bajo get requested by name as often as the Lamborajo phinisi fleet — and few names cause as much confusion at the harbor. “Lamborajo” is not one vessel. It is a brand of three separate ironwood-and-teak hulls: Lamborajo I (26 m, 6 cabins), Lamborajo II (32 m, 8 cabins) and Lamborajo III (38 m, 8 cabins), all cruising the Komodo circuit at 7–10 knots. Enquiries often arrive spelled “Lamborajo 2” — that is Lamborajo II, the hull with the front-deck jacuzzi. Our booking desk at Labuan Bajo Harbor arranges all three, so this page keeps them straight in one place: verified specifications for each hull, real from-rates for 2026, and a plain answer to the only question that matters — which Lamborajo fits your group.
A note on wording, because searches for this boat use every label going. Some guests ask for the Lamborajo yacht — she is a traditional motor-sailing phinisi, not a modern motor yacht. Others search “Lamborajo liveaboard” or “Lamborajo cruise”; both fit, since every itinerary sleeps you on board between islands. Whatever you call it, the fleet does one thing: multi-day Komodo boat trips out of Labuan Bajo, sold either as per-person shared cabins or as whole-boat charter.
Who books Lamborajo? Groups and celebrations, mostly. Karaoke sets and Bluetooth sound systems fleet-wide, big sundecks with bean bags, and an on-deck jacuzzi on the two larger hulls make these boats a standing favourite for birthday charters, office trips and extended families — Lamborajo I alone is rated for 24 guests across its 6 cabins, unusually high for a 26-metre hull. Budget-minded travellers take the entry hull on shared departures instead; charter pricing that starts at $3,400 per night makes Lamborajo I the cheapest whole-boat option in the entire roster we arrange.
On our fleet grid the one name spans two tiers at once. Lamborajo I sits at the Value end — the lowest whole-boat from-rate we list anywhere — while II and III carry Premium badges alongside sisters like Vinca and Naturalia. That spread is genuinely unusual: most Komodo operators run one hull at one price point, so a group that outgrows its boat has to change brands. With Lamborajo, you change a numeral instead, and the crew culture, cooking and circuit stay familiar.
