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Malca Voyages under way in Komodo National Park, seen from the air

Voyage lengths

Two nights, or six?

Six published lengths on one boat. Only one of them has a day plan you can read in advance; the rest are shaped with the reservations desk.

  • Shortest 2D1N from USD 5,300 per charter
  • Longest 7D6N from USD 18,000 per charter

Malca Voyages publishes six private charter lengths, from a 2D1N at USD 5,300 to a 7D6N at USD 18,000 for the whole vessel. The shared open trip runs at one length only: 3D2N.

Rates read from the Komodo Luxury listing on 15 September 2026. The 2026 and 2027 tabs carried identical numbers.

  • Only the 3D2N has a published, timed day plan. Every other length is agreed with the reservations desk for your dates.
  • A longer charter is not priced by the night. Each length is its own package, so the cost per night falls as the trip grows.
  • Want one cabin rather than the boat? That exists at 3D2N only, and the open trip page carries its calendar.

Side by side

The six published lengths

Whole-vessel packages in USD. The last column is the one people miss.

  • 2D1N

    1–12 guests
    5,300
    13–18 guests
    6,000
    Day plan
    Agreed with the desk
  • 3D2N

    1–12 guests
    6,000
    13–18 guests
    6,700
    Day plan
    Published, timed
  • 4D3N

    1–12 guests
    9,000
    13–18 guests
    10,050
    Day plan
    Agreed with the desk
  • 5D4N

    1–12 guests
    12,000
    13–18 guests
    13,400
    Day plan
    Agreed with the desk
  • 6D5N

    1–12 guests
    15,000
    13–18 guests
    16,750
    Day plan
    Agreed with the desk
  • 7D6N

    1–12 guests
    18,000
    13–18 guests
    20,100
    Day plan
    Agreed with the desk

Each guest above eighteen adds a set charge, from USD 250 on a 2D1N to USD 900 on a 7D6N. Totals for nineteen to twenty-one guests are quoted on request.

Choosing

Three ways to decide

Most groups land on one of these three reasons.

Rooftop sun deck aboard Malca Voyages

By the time you have

A 2D1N fits a long weekend. A 3D2N is what most groups pick. Beyond four days you are choosing slowness, not more sights.

Indoor dining lounge aboard Malca Voyages

By cost per night

Packages are not priced by the night. The 2D1N carries a premium, so the step up to 3D2N costs less than a night-by-night split suggests.

Malca Voyages at anchor in Komodo National Park

By what you want to see

Padar, Pink Beach, the dragons and Manta Point all fit inside three days. A fourth buys time at each, not new islands.

Whichever length

The same boat underneath

Length changes the itinerary and the invoice. It does not change the vessel.

Per head

What each guest pays

Plain division at the top of each band, rounded to the dollar. The invoice is still one package total.

  • 2D1N

    At 12 guests
    442
    At 18 guests
    333
  • 3D2N

    At 12 guests
    500
    At 18 guests
    372
  • 4D3N

    At 12 guests
    750
    At 18 guests
    558
  • 5D4N

    At 12 guests
    1,000
    At 18 guests
    744
  • 6D5N

    At 12 guests
    1,250
    At 18 guests
    931
  • 7D6N

    At 12 guests
    1,500
    At 18 guests
    1,117

Our arithmetic from the published grid, not a Komodo Luxury per-person quote. Park fees sit on top of every figure. A group of thirteen can pay more per head than a group of twelve, because the thirteenth guest moves the whole booking up a band.

Narrowing it down

Three steps to a length

You can settle this before you message anyone.

  1. Count your nights

    Arrive the day before and leave the afternoon after. A 3D2N needs four nights in Flores, not two.

  2. Fix the head count

    Twelve is the top of the first band and the lightest per head. Thirteen moves you up a tier.

  3. Ask the desk to price both

    Send the two lengths you are between. Komodo Luxury replies within 24 hours.

Before you message

Questions about length

Not sure which length?

Send the two you are choosing between, with your dates and party size. The desk prices both.

Malca Voyages is operated and marketed by Komodo Luxury, part of Juara Holding Group. This site is an information and enquiry desk, not the reservations desk.