Jinggo Janggo is a private Komodo phinisi designed for intimate family trips, honeymoons, and friends seeking a flexible liveaboard experience. Departing from Labuan Bajo, each journey is tailored around Komodo National Park’s islands, reefs, beaches, wildlife, and scenic viewpoints.
Jinggo Janggo is a characterful phinisi offering a relaxed, social setting for exploring Komodo by sea. The boat emphasizes open-air comfort, panoramic views, tailored routing, and a warm onboard atmosphere suited to couples, families, and close groups.
Life onboard centers on slow mornings, ocean views, relaxed dining, and easy transitions between activities. Guests can enjoy peaceful lounge spaces, 360° dining views, Indonesian and international meals, and attentive crew support throughout the journey.
Jinggo Janggo is well suited for active-yet-relaxed Komodo cruising. Experiences include guided diving, snorkeling over coral reefs, paddling, beach time, trekking, wildlife encounters, scenic viewpoints, and quiet moments onboard between excursions. Diving is guided by experienced local professionals and can be adapted to guest level and conditions.
Jinggo Janggo operates in Komodo National Park, beginning and ending in Labuan Bajo. The region is known for Komodo dragons, dramatic island landscapes, beaches, rich marine biodiversity, manta encounters, coral reefs, and UNESCO World Heritage status.
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Yes. Jinggo Janggo is offered as a private charter, giving guests privacy, a flexible itinerary, and dedicated crew support.
Trips begin and end in Labuan Bajo, Flores, the main gateway to Komodo National Park.
Guests can enjoy diving, snorkeling, trekking, paddling, beach visits, wildlife viewing, dining, relaxation, and island exploration.
No. Jinggo Janggo operates exclusively in Komodo National Park.
Komodo’s main sailing season typically runs from April to December, with January and February generally avoided due to monsoon and rougher sea conditions.