Question 1

What is Yumana Liveaboard?

Accepted Answer

Yumana is a luxury traditional phinisi that sails Komodo National Park from Labuan Bajo. The vessel is 32 m long with 8 cabins for up to 25 guests, featuring a jacuzzi, sundeck and an open-air panoramic dining deck.

Question 2

How many cabins does the Yumana phinisi have?

Accepted Answer

Eight air-conditioned cabins, each with an ensuite bathroom: one Royal Suite (private balcony and jacuzzi), three Signature cabins, two Deluxe cabins and two Superior cabins.

Question 3

Does Yumana offer shared or private Komodo trips?

Accepted Answer

Both. Yumana runs shared open-trip departures on scheduled 2026 dates, and full private charters ideal for families, groups or honeymoons.

Question 4

Which islands does a Yumana Komodo trip visit?

Accepted Answer

A typical 3-day / 2-night route includes Kelor Island, Manjarite, Kalong Island, Padar Island, Pink Beach, Komodo Island, Manta Point and Taka Makassar.

Question 5

Does the Yumana boat have a jacuzzi?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Yumana features a jacuzzi on the sundeck, and the Royal Suite has its own private balcony and jacuzzi, plus a spacious open-air chill-out area.

Question 6

How much is a Yumana Komodo trip?

Accepted Answer

Yumana offers both shared per-person open-trip seats and full private charters. Current 2026 per-person and charter rates are listed in the Pricing section — contact the team on WhatsApp for live availability.

Blog

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Food on a Komodo Phinisi: How the Galley Actually Works

Your First Night on a Phinisi: What Sleeping on Board Is Really Like

Bali to Labuan Bajo: Flights, Timing and the Harbour Handover

What to Pack for a Komodo Liveaboard (Cabin-Sized List)

Best Time for a Komodo Liveaboard: A Month-by-Month Table

Kelor, Taka Makassar, Siaba and Gili Lawa: The Underrated Stops

Rinca or Komodo Island: Where You Actually See the Dragons

Kalong Island Sunset: Thousands of Flying Foxes, From the Deck

Manta Point (Karang Makassar): How the Cleaning Station Works