Boats for sale · Komodo & Labuan Bajo
Komodo Boat For Sale
Brokered phinisi, speedboats and liveaboards — plus new builds from South Sulawesi. Indicative figures, confirmed on enquiry.
In short
Komodo Boat For Sale brokers phinisi, speedboats and liveaboards in Labuan Bajo, and commissions new builds from South Sulawesi. One desk handles the search, survey and sale — with indicative figures, confirmed on enquiry.
Boats by type
Each class is judged on different things. Start with the one that fits how you will use the boat.
Komodo liveaboards
Overnight dive and charter vessels with cabins and crew space.
View boats: Komodo liveaboards
Labuan Bajo liveaboards
Working boats sold with crew, mooring and bookings.
View boats: Labuan Bajo liveaboards
Indicative prices
Luxury vs standard
Price follows size, age, materials and fit-out. Standard boats suit a traditional sailing set-up; luxury builds add premium timber, en-suite cabins and modern systems.
Full price & cost breakdown- Traditional / used phinisi Smaller, authentic set-up
- USD 250k–450k
- Charter liveaboard Cabins, crew, charter-ready
- USD 400k–900k
- Luxury new-build phinisi Custom, high-end finishes
- USD 1.2M–3.5M
- Speedboat / day boat Private use or day charter
- USD 80k–180k
All figures indicative, confirmed on enquiry.
Buy, build or refit
Three ways to own
Pick the route that matches your timeline and budget.
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New build
Built to brief in South Sulawesi from ironwood and teak, typically in 12–24 months.
New-build phinisi -
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Refit & charter-ready
Upgraded interiors, navigation and safety — ready for Komodo charter guests.
Charter management
Phinisi at a glance
- Typical length
- 20–40 m
- Guest cabins
- 3–8
- Months to build
- 12–24
- USD, indicative entry price
- 250k+
Configurations vary by vessel; confirmed per boat.
Before you buy
What we check on every boat, and the paperwork a charter-ready phinisi should carry.
Survey checklist
- Hull condition
- Engine performance
- Navigation & safety equipment
- Recent maintenance records
Certificates & permits
- International Load Line Certificate
- Safety Management Certificate (SMC)
- Passenger Ship Safety Certificate (PSSC)
- Komodo National Park permits
Owning & financing
Plan beyond the purchase
A phinisi has real running costs — crew, fuel, berthing and insurance — plus regular upkeep. Foreign buyers usually finance and hold through a local structure.
- Upkeep Engine and hull inspections, safety updates, interior refreshes.
- Customisation Cabin layout, deck areas and finishes to your use.
- Financing Local or marine lenders; PT PMA for foreign ownership.
Buying a boat in Komodo
What does a phinisi cost in Komodo?
From about USD 250k for a smaller used phinisi to USD 3.5M for a luxury new build. Indicative, confirmed on enquiry.
How long does a new phinisi take to build?
Typically 12–24 months, depending on size and customisation.
Can I finance a phinisi in Indonesia?
Yes — usually with local financial institutions or marine finance specialists.
What should I check on a refit phinisi?
Hull condition, engine performance, and the state of navigation and safety equipment.
Looking for a boat in Komodo?
Tell us the type, budget and timeline. We reply with an honest shortlist and indicative figures.