Leyla Liveaboard, Indonesia
A traditional Phinisi offering intimate safaris in Raja Ampat, Komodo, and beyond
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Overview
- Lovely solid wood traditional phinisi with modern updates for the ultimate in guest comfort
- Nearly 1:1 crew to guest ratio for outstanding service above and below water
- Incredible itineraries exploring Raja Ampat, Komodo, and lesser-known areas with trips lasting up to 16 days at sea
- Passionate and personalised dive service with small groups and multiple tenders
Leyla is a stunning sailing phinisi that combines high standards for guest service and superb modern style with dynamic and creative itineraries sure to impress even the most discerning divers. Enjoy an “eat, sleep, dive, repeat” style holiday with round the clock care from a passionate and professional crew, dedicated to delivering incredible underwater experiences to every guest onboard. With its intimate and action-packed trips around Komodo, Raja Ampat, the Banda Sea, Alor, and the Forgotten islands, this boat is the perfect choice for an enriching dive holiday around the Indonesian archipelago.
- Number of cabins:4
- Internet:NO
- Nitrox:NO
- Equipment rental:YES
- Guest / Guide:4:1
- Group booking discounts
Choose your trip
- 1Nov 20245D / 4N
Komodo (LBJ) 4N
6 divesfrom $1,886Overview
5 days / 4 nights6Open Water - Minimum 30 divesDive and travel insurance requiredTransfer details
Departure
01 Nov 2024
10:00 AM
Labuan Bajo
Labuan Bajo Airport: LBJ
Return
05 Nov 2024
10:00 AM
Labuan Bajo
Labuan Bajo Airport: LBJ
What's included
- Meals and snacks
- Water, tea and coffee
- Soft drinks
- Towels and toiletries
- Tanks and weights
- Snorkeling gear
- Land excursions
- Kayaks or SUPS
- Transfers
What's not included
- Dive and travel insurance
- Park and port fees - €40 per day
To be paid in advance or onboardOptional Extras
- Single supplement
- Soft drinks
- Alcoholic drinks
- Equipment rental - €35 per day
- Dive courses
- Gratuities
To be booked in advance or paid onboardHighlights
- Circular itinerary diving the best of Komodo National Park
- Marvel at the macro critters of Padar
- Strong currents with manta rays, sharks, and more
- Ranger-guided hike to find komodo dragons on Komodo Island
- Dive the well-known macro-haven, Cannibal Rock
- Explore the gorgeously overgrown steep walls of Horseshoe Bay
- Night dives included in the schedule
Day 1:We sail from Labuan Bajo to Sebayur Kecil for our check dive, this reef is ideal to start our trip, a shallow reef that turns into a white sandy bottom at around 14-metre, garden eels live in the sand, small critters can be found in between the corals. In the afternoon we will dive under the Sebayur Jetty and the sloping reef around it, schools of big eye trevally and surgeonfish are common to see around the jetty.flatwormDay 2:After a short drive with the boat we will arrive at Tatawa Besar, the reef contains lots of orange soft corals and hard corals, turtles and reef sharks live on the reef, from time to time a manta ray passes by, so keep an eye in the blue during this dive.After this dive we sail towards the north of Komodo National Park to dive the Cauldron. We start this dive in a coral garden with calm waters, halfway the dive we will pass through a channel in between two islands, where we can have a thrilling drift over the 'shotgun' and end up again in a beautiful coral garden.In the afternoon we dive Crystal Rock which is a pinnacle in the open ocean. You'll encounter strong currents and big fish hunted by even bigger fish.side dishDay 3:We start this day with a dive at the Golden Passage, this is a similar dive as the Cauldron. We will dive in between two islands to meet schools of sweetlips and batfish, sharks and turtles also belong to the local marine life.Batu Bolong is a small rock in the middle of the 'Lintah Strait'. The rather 'deserted' rock seen from above the water doesn't reveal all the action under water, beautiful hard corals grow against each other on the rocks like plants fighting for sunlight, hundreds of orange anthias fish swim above the coral and from time to time a trevally attacks the reef fish searching for his little snack.The beautiful island Mawan is one of the common sites to spot manta rays hovering above the reef.Day 4:At Manta Point we will search for.....indeed, mantas. The long stretch of shallow volcanic rock bottom contains a lot of 'coral boulders', rocks with hard corals and reef fish, which are the cleaning stations for the mantas.Depending on our desaturation time before flight we will dive Batu Pengah, colourful walls, dominated by wire corals, fan corals and strawberry corals and a plateau extending from the island with lots of table corals underneath baby white tip reef sharks. Turtles and sweetlips live on these reefs in healthy numbers.In the late afternoon we will go for a short trekking on the island Rinca, one of the islands where the famous Komodo dragons can be seen.Komodo dragonDay 5:Return to Labuan Bajo.Sample itineraries are for guidance only. Actual itineraries may differ slightly due to factors such as weather, wildlife, logistics and local regulations.Payment & cancellation terms
- 180 days prior to departure: 30% of total price
- 90 days prior to departure: 100% of the total price
Payment policy30% deposit - required to secure reservation.
70% balance - due 90 days prior to departure.
Bookings received less than 90 days before departure require payment in full to secure reservation.Cancellation policyIn order to cover costs already incurred prior to cancellation, the client will be the charged the following:Special offers or promotions - separate payment and cancellation terms may apply.
Group bookings - separate payment and cancellation terms may apply.
Contact the ZuBlu travel team if you have any questions about payment terms and cancellationSold out - 7Nov 20245D / 4N
Komodo (LBJ) 4N
6 divesfrom $1,886Overview
5 days / 4 nights6Open Water - Minimum 30 divesDive and travel insurance requiredTransfer details
Departure
07 Nov 2024
10:00 AM
Labuan Bajo
Labuan Bajo Airport: LBJ
Return
11 Nov 2024
10:00 AM
Labuan Bajo
Labuan Bajo Airport: LBJ
What's included
- Meals and snacks
- Water, tea and coffee
- Soft drinks
- Towels and toiletries
- Tanks and weights
- Snorkeling gear
- Land excursions
- Kayaks or SUPS
- Transfers
What's not included
- Dive and travel insurance
- Park and port fees - €40 per day
To be paid in advance or onboardOptional Extras
- Single supplement
- Soft drinks
- Alcoholic drinks
- Equipment rental - €35 per day
- Dive courses
- Gratuities
To be booked in advance or paid onboardHighlights
- Circular itinerary diving the best of Komodo National Park
- Marvel at the macro critters of Padar
- Strong currents with manta rays, sharks, and more
- Ranger-guided hike to find komodo dragons on Komodo Island
- Dive the well-known macro-haven, Cannibal Rock
- Explore the gorgeously overgrown steep walls of Horseshoe Bay
- Night dives included in the schedule
Day 1:We sail from Labuan Bajo to Sebayur Kecil for our check dive, this reef is ideal to start our trip, a shallow reef that turns into a white sandy bottom at around 14-metre, garden eels live in the sand, small critters can be found in between the corals. In the afternoon we will dive under the Sebayur Jetty and the sloping reef around it, schools of big eye trevally and surgeonfish are common to see around the jetty.flatwormDay 2:After a short drive with the boat we will arrive at Tatawa Besar, the reef contains lots of orange soft corals and hard corals, turtles and reef sharks live on the reef, from time to time a manta ray passes by, so keep an eye in the blue during this dive.After this dive we sail towards the north of Komodo National Park to dive the Cauldron. We start this dive in a coral garden with calm waters, halfway the dive we will pass through a channel in between two islands, where we can have a thrilling drift over the 'shotgun' and end up again in a beautiful coral garden.In the afternoon we dive Crystal Rock which is a pinnacle in the open ocean. You'll encounter strong currents and big fish hunted by even bigger fish.side dishDay 3:We start this day with a dive at the Golden Passage, this is a similar dive as the Cauldron. We will dive in between two islands to meet schools of sweetlips and batfish, sharks and turtles also belong to the local marine life.Batu Bolong is a small rock in the middle of the 'Lintah Strait'. The rather 'deserted' rock seen from above the water doesn't reveal all the action under water, beautiful hard corals grow against each other on the rocks like plants fighting for sunlight, hundreds of orange anthias fish swim above the coral and from time to time a trevally attacks the reef fish searching for his little snack.The beautiful island Mawan is one of the common sites to spot manta rays hovering above the reef.Day 4:At Manta Point we will search for.....indeed, mantas. The long stretch of shallow volcanic rock bottom contains a lot of 'coral boulders', rocks with hard corals and reef fish, which are the cleaning stations for the mantas.Depending on our desaturation time before flight we will dive Batu Pengah, colourful walls, dominated by wire corals, fan corals and strawberry corals and a plateau extending from the island with lots of table corals underneath baby white tip reef sharks. Turtles and sweetlips live on these reefs in healthy numbers.In the late afternoon we will go for a short trekking on the island Rinca, one of the islands where the famous Komodo dragons can be seen.Komodo dragonDay 5:Return to Labuan Bajo.Sample itineraries are for guidance only. Actual itineraries may differ slightly due to factors such as weather, wildlife, logistics and local regulations.Payment & cancellation terms
- 180 days prior to departure: 30% of total price
- 90 days prior to departure: 100% of the total price
Payment policy30% deposit - required to secure reservation.
70% balance - due 90 days prior to departure.
Bookings received less than 90 days before departure require payment in full to secure reservation.Cancellation policyIn order to cover costs already incurred prior to cancellation, the client will be the charged the following:Special offers or promotions - separate payment and cancellation terms may apply.
Group bookings - separate payment and cancellation terms may apply.
Contact the ZuBlu travel team if you have any questions about payment terms and cancellationSold out - 12Nov 20246D / 5N
Exploring Komodo (LBJ) 5N
Up to 12 divesfrom $2,358Overview
6 days / 5 nightsUp to 12Open Water - Minimum 30 divesDive and travel insurance requiredTransfer details
Departure
12 Nov 2024
10:00 AM
Labuan Bajo
Labuan Bajo Komodo Airport: LBJ
Return
17 Nov 2024
10:00 AM
Labuan Bajo
Labuan Bajo Komodo Airport: LBJ
What's included
- Meals and snacks
- Water, tea and coffee
- Soft drinks
- Towels and toiletries
- Tanks and weights
- Snorkeling gear
- Land excursions
- Kayaks or SUPS
- Transfers
What's not included
- Dive and travel insurance
- Park and port fees - €40 per day
To be paid in advance or onboardOptional Extras
- Single supplement
- Soft drinks
- Alcoholic drinks
- Equipment rental - €35 per day
- Dive courses
- Gratuities
To be booked in advance or paid onboardHighlights
- Quick, circular trip around the best sites of Komodo
- Meet Komodo’s iconic mantas at bustling cleaning stations
- Enjoy the current swept Lintah Strait
- Marvel at the macro critters of Padar
- Visit Padar’s viewpoint to see three beaches with different coloured sand
- Trek in search of the world's largest lizard, the Komodo dragon
- Kayak through mangroves and watch Kalong Island’s famous flying foxes
Day 1:We sail from Labuan Bajo to Sebayur Kecil for our check dive, this reef is ideal to start our trip, a shallow reef that turns into a white sandy bottom at around 14 metres, garden eels live in the sand, small critters can be found in between the corals. In the afternoon we will dive under the Sebayur Jetty and the sloping reef around it, schools of big eye trevally and surgeonfish are common to see around the jetty.mantis shrimpDay 2:After a short drive with the boat we will arrive at Tatawa Besar, the reef contains lots of orange soft corals and hard corals, turtles and reef sharks live on the reef, from time to time a manta ray passes by, so keep an eye in the blue during this dive.After this dive we sail towards the north of Komodo National Park to dive the Cauldron, we start this dive in a coral garden with calm waters, halfway the dive we will pass through a channel in between two islands, where we can have a thrilling drift over the 'shotgun' and end up again in a beautiful coral garden.In the afternoon we dive Crystal Rock which is a pinnacle in the open ocean. You'll encounter strong currents and big fish hunted by even bigger fish.Day 3:We start this day with a dive at the Golden Passage, this is a similar dive as the Cauldron. We will dive in between two islands to meet schools of sweetlips and batfish, sharks and turtles also belong to the local marine life.At Manta Point we will search for.....indeed, mantas. The long stretch of shallow volcanic rock bottom contains a lot of 'coral boulders', rocks with hard corals and reef fish, which are the cleaning stations for the mantas.Last dive of the day before enjoying a beautiful sunset on the deck towards Padar is Batu Bolong, this is a small rock in the middle of the 'Lintah Strait'. The rather 'deserted' rock seen from above the water doesn't reveal all the action under water, beautiful hard corals grow against each other on the rocks like plants fighting for sunlight, hundreds of orange anthias fish swim above the coral and from time to time a trevally attacks the reef fish searching for his little snack.Day 4:In the morning when the tropical sun isn't too hot yet, we will visit the viewpoint on the island Padar, three beaches, three different colours.The marine life around Padar is different from that in the centre of Komodo, colder water from the South brings in a lot of nutrients, soft corals and strawberry corals grow on the walls and rocks of Pillarsteen, nudibranch are common to spot on this site.Back to the warmer centre of the park, right at the entrance of the bay of Rinca we will dive Wainilu, this is a top 'Muck' dive site.Day 5:Today we will go for a short trekking on the island Rinca, one of the islands where the famous Komodo dragons can be seen.After the hike we can dive Wainilu again and depending on our desaturation time before flight we will dive Batu Pengah, colourful walls, dominated by wire corals, fan corals and strawberry corals and a plateau extending from the island with lots of table corals with underneath baby white tip reef sharks. Turtles and sweetlips live on these reefs in healthy numbers.In the evening we'll witness the flying foxes leaving Kalong island.Day 6:Check out at Labuan Bajo.Sample itineraries are for guidance only. Actual itineraries may differ slightly due to factors such as weather, wildlife, logistics and local regulations.Payment & cancellation terms
- 180 days prior to departure: 30% of total price
- 90 days prior to departure: 100% of the total price
Payment policy30% deposit - required to secure reservation.
70% balance - due 90 days prior to departure.
Bookings received less than 90 days before departure require payment in full to secure reservation.Cancellation policyIn order to cover costs already incurred prior to cancellation, the client will be the charged the following:Special offers or promotions - separate payment and cancellation terms may apply.
Group bookings - separate payment and cancellation terms may apply.
Contact the ZuBlu travel team if you have any questions about payment terms and cancellationSold out - 19Nov 20246D / 5N
Exploring Komodo (LBJ) 5N
Up to 12 divesfrom $2,358Overview
6 days / 5 nightsUp to 12Open Water - Minimum 30 divesDive and travel insurance requiredTransfer details
Departure
19 Nov 2024
10:00 AM
Labuan Bajo
Labuan Bajo Komodo Airport: LBJ
Return
24 Nov 2024
10:00 AM
Labuan Bajo
Labuan Bajo Komodo Airport: LBJ
What's included
- Meals and snacks
- Water, tea and coffee
- Soft drinks
- Towels and toiletries
- Tanks and weights
- Snorkeling gear
- Land excursions
- Kayaks or SUPS
- Transfers
What's not included
- Dive and travel insurance
- Park and port fees - €40 per day
To be paid in advance or onboardOptional Extras
- Single supplement
- Soft drinks
- Alcoholic drinks
- Equipment rental - €35 per day
- Dive courses
- Gratuities
To be booked in advance or paid onboardHighlights
- Quick, circular trip around the best sites of Komodo
- Meet Komodo’s iconic mantas at bustling cleaning stations
- Enjoy the current swept Lintah Strait
- Marvel at the macro critters of Padar
- Visit Padar’s viewpoint to see three beaches with different coloured sand
- Trek in search of the world's largest lizard, the Komodo dragon
- Kayak through mangroves and watch Kalong Island’s famous flying foxes
Day 1:We sail from Labuan Bajo to Sebayur Kecil for our check dive, this reef is ideal to start our trip, a shallow reef that turns into a white sandy bottom at around 14 metres, garden eels live in the sand, small critters can be found in between the corals. In the afternoon we will dive under the Sebayur Jetty and the sloping reef around it, schools of big eye trevally and surgeonfish are common to see around the jetty.mantis shrimpDay 2:After a short drive with the boat we will arrive at Tatawa Besar, the reef contains lots of orange soft corals and hard corals, turtles and reef sharks live on the reef, from time to time a manta ray passes by, so keep an eye in the blue during this dive.After this dive we sail towards the north of Komodo National Park to dive the Cauldron, we start this dive in a coral garden with calm waters, halfway the dive we will pass through a channel in between two islands, where we can have a thrilling drift over the 'shotgun' and end up again in a beautiful coral garden.In the afternoon we dive Crystal Rock which is a pinnacle in the open ocean. You'll encounter strong currents and big fish hunted by even bigger fish.Day 3:We start this day with a dive at the Golden Passage, this is a similar dive as the Cauldron. We will dive in between two islands to meet schools of sweetlips and batfish, sharks and turtles also belong to the local marine life.At Manta Point we will search for.....indeed, mantas. The long stretch of shallow volcanic rock bottom contains a lot of 'coral boulders', rocks with hard corals and reef fish, which are the cleaning stations for the mantas.Last dive of the day before enjoying a beautiful sunset on the deck towards Padar is Batu Bolong, this is a small rock in the middle of the 'Lintah Strait'. The rather 'deserted' rock seen from above the water doesn't reveal all the action under water, beautiful hard corals grow against each other on the rocks like plants fighting for sunlight, hundreds of orange anthias fish swim above the coral and from time to time a trevally attacks the reef fish searching for his little snack.Day 4:In the morning when the tropical sun isn't too hot yet, we will visit the viewpoint on the island Padar, three beaches, three different colours.The marine life around Padar is different from that in the centre of Komodo, colder water from the South brings in a lot of nutrients, soft corals and strawberry corals grow on the walls and rocks of Pillarsteen, nudibranch are common to spot on this site.Back to the warmer centre of the park, right at the entrance of the bay of Rinca we will dive Wainilu, this is a top 'Muck' dive site.Day 5:Today we will go for a short trekking on the island Rinca, one of the islands where the famous Komodo dragons can be seen.After the hike we can dive Wainilu again and depending on our desaturation time before flight we will dive Batu Pengah, colourful walls, dominated by wire corals, fan corals and strawberry corals and a plateau extending from the island with lots of table corals with underneath baby white tip reef sharks. Turtles and sweetlips live on these reefs in healthy numbers.In the evening we'll witness the flying foxes leaving Kalong island.Day 6:Check out at Labuan Bajo.Sample itineraries are for guidance only. Actual itineraries may differ slightly due to factors such as weather, wildlife, logistics and local regulations.Payment & cancellation terms
- 180 days prior to departure: 30% of total price
- 90 days prior to departure: 100% of the total price
Payment policy30% deposit - required to secure reservation.
70% balance - due 90 days prior to departure.
Bookings received less than 90 days before departure require payment in full to secure reservation.Cancellation policyIn order to cover costs already incurred prior to cancellation, the client will be the charged the following:Special offers or promotions - separate payment and cancellation terms may apply.
Group bookings - separate payment and cancellation terms may apply.
Contact the ZuBlu travel team if you have any questions about payment terms and cancellationSold out - 27Nov 20246D / 5N
Exploring Komodo (LBJ) 5N
Up to 12 divesfrom $2,358Overview
6 days / 5 nightsUp to 12Open Water - Minimum 30 divesDive and travel insurance requiredTransfer details
Departure
27 Nov 2024
10:00 AM
Labuan Bajo
Labuan Bajo Komodo Airport: LBJ
Return
02 Dec 2024
10:00 AM
Labuan Bajo
Labuan Bajo Komodo Airport: LBJ
What's included
- Meals and snacks
- Water, tea and coffee
- Soft drinks
- Towels and toiletries
- Tanks and weights
- Snorkeling gear
- Land excursions
- Kayaks or SUPS
- Transfers
What's not included
- Dive and travel insurance
- Park and port fees - €40 per day
To be paid in advance or onboardOptional Extras
- Single supplement
- Soft drinks
- Alcoholic drinks
- Equipment rental - €35 per day
- Dive courses
- Gratuities
To be booked in advance or paid onboardHighlights
- Quick, circular trip around the best sites of Komodo
- Meet Komodo’s iconic mantas at bustling cleaning stations
- Enjoy the current swept Lintah Strait
- Marvel at the macro critters of Padar
- Visit Padar’s viewpoint to see three beaches with different coloured sand
- Trek in search of the world's largest lizard, the Komodo dragon
- Kayak through mangroves and watch Kalong Island’s famous flying foxes
Day 1:We sail from Labuan Bajo to Sebayur Kecil for our check dive, this reef is ideal to start our trip, a shallow reef that turns into a white sandy bottom at around 14 metres, garden eels live in the sand, small critters can be found in between the corals. In the afternoon we will dive under the Sebayur Jetty and the sloping reef around it, schools of big eye trevally and surgeonfish are common to see around the jetty.mantis shrimpDay 2:After a short drive with the boat we will arrive at Tatawa Besar, the reef contains lots of orange soft corals and hard corals, turtles and reef sharks live on the reef, from time to time a manta ray passes by, so keep an eye in the blue during this dive.After this dive we sail towards the north of Komodo National Park to dive the Cauldron, we start this dive in a coral garden with calm waters, halfway the dive we will pass through a channel in between two islands, where we can have a thrilling drift over the 'shotgun' and end up again in a beautiful coral garden.In the afternoon we dive Crystal Rock which is a pinnacle in the open ocean. You'll encounter strong currents and big fish hunted by even bigger fish.Day 3:We start this day with a dive at the Golden Passage, this is a similar dive as the Cauldron. We will dive in between two islands to meet schools of sweetlips and batfish, sharks and turtles also belong to the local marine life.At Manta Point we will search for.....indeed, mantas. The long stretch of shallow volcanic rock bottom contains a lot of 'coral boulders', rocks with hard corals and reef fish, which are the cleaning stations for the mantas.Last dive of the day before enjoying a beautiful sunset on the deck towards Padar is Batu Bolong, this is a small rock in the middle of the 'Lintah Strait'. The rather 'deserted' rock seen from above the water doesn't reveal all the action under water, beautiful hard corals grow against each other on the rocks like plants fighting for sunlight, hundreds of orange anthias fish swim above the coral and from time to time a trevally attacks the reef fish searching for his little snack.Day 4:In the morning when the tropical sun isn't too hot yet, we will visit the viewpoint on the island Padar, three beaches, three different colours.The marine life around Padar is different from that in the centre of Komodo, colder water from the South brings in a lot of nutrients, soft corals and strawberry corals grow on the walls and rocks of Pillarsteen, nudibranch are common to spot on this site.Back to the warmer centre of the park, right at the entrance of the bay of Rinca we will dive Wainilu, this is a top 'Muck' dive site.Day 5:Today we will go for a short trekking on the island Rinca, one of the islands where the famous Komodo dragons can be seen.After the hike we can dive Wainilu again and depending on our desaturation time before flight we will dive Batu Pengah, colourful walls, dominated by wire corals, fan corals and strawberry corals and a plateau extending from the island with lots of table corals with underneath baby white tip reef sharks. Turtles and sweetlips live on these reefs in healthy numbers.In the evening we'll witness the flying foxes leaving Kalong island.Day 6:Check out at Labuan Bajo.Sample itineraries are for guidance only. Actual itineraries may differ slightly due to factors such as weather, wildlife, logistics and local regulations.Payment & cancellation terms
- 180 days prior to departure: 30% of total price
- 90 days prior to departure: 100% of the total price
Payment policy30% deposit - required to secure reservation.
70% balance - due 90 days prior to departure.
Bookings received less than 90 days before departure require payment in full to secure reservation.Cancellation policyIn order to cover costs already incurred prior to cancellation, the client will be the charged the following:Special offers or promotions - separate payment and cancellation terms may apply.
Group bookings - separate payment and cancellation terms may apply.
Contact the ZuBlu travel team if you have any questions about payment terms and cancellationAvailable
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Cabins
Back cabin
Queen size bed3 peopleShareableMiddle cabin
Queen size bed2 peopleNon shareableFront cabin
Twin or double bed3 peopleShareable
- If you are a solo traveller, we aim to allocate shared cabins on a same-sex basis.
- Non-shareable cabins can not be shared with another single traveler outside your party. A single occupancy surcharge will be applied.