About Pinta
Thirty metres of ironwood and teak, five cabins, eight crew — sailing Komodo National Park since 2021.
The Boat
Pinta was built the way phinisi have always been built — ironwood keel, teak decking, shaped by hand. What changed is everything above the waterline.
Air-conditioned cabins, a working dive deck, a jacuzzi on the sun deck, and a galley that feeds thirteen guests properly. The craft is traditional; the comfort is not.
On Paper
Everything we can verify about the vessel, and nothing we cannot.
Life on Deck
Six spaces you will use every day of the trip.
Loungers, shade, and the best seat on the boat at sunset.
Warm water on deck after the last dive of the day.
Air-conditioned, sofas, and somewhere to put a camera down.
Every meal served on deck, with the islands moving past.
Tanks, rinse tubs and room to kit up without queueing.
A bathtub with a sea view, in the upper-deck cabin.
Five Cabins
Where everyone sleeps, and what the difference between the decks actually is.
Master Sea View — private balcony, bathtub, and the widest view on board.
Deluxe Sea View — ocean-facing, en-suite, steps from the dining area.
Junior Suite and Deluxe cabins — the quietest berths, and the coolest.
Operated By
Pinta sails under Komodo Luxury, a Labuan Bajo charter operator. Crewing, itineraries and guest service run to one standard across the fleet.
Rates and availability go through the same reservations team, so the price you are quoted is the price the boat actually costs.
On Board
Divers, families and groups who wanted the whole boat to themselves.
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