A phinisi for Komodo National Park

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  • AYANA Lako Di'a under sail
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Phinisi have crossed these waters for centuries, built by hand in South Sulawesi.

Lako Di'a sails them still, with dragons on shore, mantas below, and the gentle hum of the wind in her sails.

Lako Di'a, the good boat

Lako Di'a means good boat.
A wish for fair winds and a journey worth remembering.

She sails from Waecicu Beach
into one of the seven New Wonders of Nature.
Dragons on Rinca and Komodo,
the only two islands in the world where they still walk wild.
Manta rays in the channels at Makassar.
Reef sharks and Napoleon wrasse on the walls at Gili Lawa.
Pink sand at Pantai Merah.
At dusk over Kalong, thousands of fruit bats crossing the sky toward Flores.
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TWO WAYS TO SAIL WITH LAKO DI'A

# 01

ITINERARY

Shared or charter the whole boat
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ITINERARY

# 02

A DAY ABOARD

A journey worth remembering
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A DAY ABOARD

# 03

CABINS

Three classes across nine cabins
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CABINS

The islands look better from a phinisi.