Pinta Liveaboard is a luxury phinisi for Komodo trips, combining modern minimalist design, spacious social areas, stylish dining, and a relaxed floating-hotel atmosphere. It is positioned for both leisure and diving journeys, with Somer Dive Komodo’s Labuan Bajo-based PADI team supporting trips into Komodo National Park.
Pinta is a traditional wooden phinisi with a modern, photogenic design and generous shared spaces. Its concept focuses on comfort, style, and time spent enjoying Komodo’s seascapes, from relaxed lounging to fine dining-style meals onboard.
Guests can expect a comfortable liveaboard atmosphere with spacious common areas, a stylish dining setting, sunset-friendly rooftop space, friendly crew service, and chef-prepared meals. The boat is designed for social time, family and friends, and relaxed evenings after days in the water.
Pinta is well suited for Komodo diving adventures, snorkeling, swimming, paddle boarding, relaxed cruising, and scenic photography. The experience works especially well for travellers wanting a mix of underwater exploration and comfortable downtime onboard.
Pinta’s core cruising area is Komodo National Park, accessed from Labuan Bajo. The region is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, known for Komodo dragons, Padar, Rinca, rich Coral Triangle biodiversity, manta rays, reefs, and world-class dive sites.
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Trips are generally accessed from Labuan Bajo, the gateway to Komodo National Park.
Pinta is suitable for both diving and leisure trips, making it a good choice for mixed groups who want underwater activities and relaxed cruising.
Yes. Komodo trips can include snorkeling, swimming, island visits, wildlife viewing, photography, and time relaxing onboard.
Komodo can be visited year-round, though conditions vary by season. April–May and September–October are highlighted as strong transition-season months.
Yes, but dive sites vary. Somer notes that Open Water divers can join trips, and non-divers can also join as snorkelers.