Indonesia (Komodo Islands)

Surfs up! It is time to catch the waves of your lifetime, nothing comes close to a sunrise surf at the reef surrounding Kuta beach. After a lavish lunch onboard, tick the biggest box on your bucket list with a manta ray diving session that you will cherish forever. Let the 20+ foot batoids roam past you as you watch in awe.

With Lombok to the west, and the Komodo Islands to the east, Sumbawa is the perfect destination for a day of relaxation. Drop anchor in one of the many remote bays found scattered around the coasts of the island, make your way ashore for some picnic lunch at a private white sand beach, relying on the jungle of palm trees for shade.

The small uninhabited island of Kelapa, is one of the hidden gems of the Komodo Islands. The dream island of any landscape photographer, offers picture perfect views no matter what direction you turn your head. Relax on the untouched shores or go for a swim in the turquoise water, before a mandatory sunset hike up the iconic hills of Kelapa.

Set Foot on the highlight of your week. The world famous Komodo Island remains on the top of thousands of bucket lists worldwide. Let your personal chef pamper your taste buds with a delicate locally inspired fruit plate for breakfast, before you make your way up to the mesmerizing hilltop of padar island.

Often known as the little brother of Komodo Island, Rinca may be slightly smaller, but has just as much to offer. Today is your day to see the long-awaited Komodo Dragon, native to the region, the dragon can be found no place else on the planet.

Setsail on a short cruise to the nearby Labuan Bajo, situated on the north west of East Nusa Tenggara Island. Due to its close proximity to an international airport, it serves as a convenient location to disembark your charter.