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Navélia Yacht Charters Indonesia

Flores

YOUR LOCAL YACHTING EXPERTS

Aerial view of a coastal village and jetty backed by hills on Flores Island, Indonesia.
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overview

Flores serves as the primary access point for Komodo National Park, with Labuan Bajo acting as the region’s main port and embarkation hub. While many guests associate the area directly with Komodo, Flores itself plays a functional and cultural role within the broader charter journey.


For guests planning Komodo yacht charters, Flores bridges land and sea. It supports arrivals, provisioning, crew logistics, and pre- or post-charter stays, while also offering inland experiences that differ from the island-focused cruising route. Within multi-day yacht itineraries Indonesia, Flores helps capture search intent from travelers researching Komodo-related travel without yet specifying a yacht-based experience.

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experiences await

Overland Access & Pre-Charter Stays

Flores is commonly used for arrivals before boarding. Hotels, short transfers, and provisioning are handled here, allowing charters to begin efficiently.


Cultural & Inland Exploration

Away from the coast, Flores offers villages, rice terraces, and traditional architecture distinct from the marine-focused Komodo experience. These visits are typically scheduled before or after time onboard.


Coastal Stops & Short Anchorages

Select coastal areas allow brief anchoring or tender access, though Flores is not the primary focus for extended cruising compared to Komodo’s islands.


Life Onboard Context

Once underway, Flores recedes quickly as the itinerary transitions fully into Komodo National Park. Its role is supportive rather than central, enabling a smooth shift from land-based travel to luxury yacht charter Indonesia routes.

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islands to explore

Labuan Bajo

The operational center for Komodo yacht charters. Labuan Bajo provides airport access, marinas, fuel, provisioning, and crew support. It is the standard embarkation and disembarkation point for most itineraries.


Western Flores

This region includes coastal stretches and road connections leading into Labuan Bajo. It supports hotels, short stays, and overland transfers used before boarding or after returning from charter.


Inland Flores

Mountainous areas and traditional villages located away from the coast. These regions are culturally significant but accessed separately from the yacht itinerary, typically as part of pre- or post-charter travel.


Northern Coastal Route

Occasionally transited when repositioning between islands. Stops are rare and brief, as cruising focus shifts quickly toward Komodo’s protected waters.

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OUR DESTINATIONS

Raja Ampat

Description

The “Four Kings” archipelago, celebrated for its coral reefs, island scenery, and unrivaled biodiversity.

Komodo

Description

UNESCO-listed park with Komodo dragons, pink beaches, and world-class diving.

Spice Islands

Description

Once the world’s spice capital, these islands mix history, culture, and thriving coral reefs.

Sumbawa

Description

A remote island east of Lombok, known for its surf breaks, volcanic terrain, and pristine marine life.

Alor

Description

A secluded archipelago with rich marine biodiversity, volcanic peaks, and traditional village life.

Sulawesi

Description

A vast island of culture, dramatic coastlines, and extraordinary marine life.

Banda Islands

Description

Historic spice islands defined by volcanic landscapes, crystal-clear waters, and rare cultural heritage.

Misool

Description

Southern Raja Ampat region with protected reefs, limestone islands, and limited visitor access.

Wakatobi

Description

Remote island group known for consistent conditions, healthy reefs, and dive-focused travel.

Triton Bay

Description

A hidden gem of Papua, known for soft corals, whale sharks, and remote seascapes.

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