Anne Bonny

Komodo Islands +1Raja Ampat

6 Packages

9 Guests

3 Cabins

The name on the hull’s paperwork is KLM Mantra; Anne Bonny is the brand guests book, named for the pirate herself, one of three vessels in the same small fleet. Three cabins take up to nine guests, each pairing a bunk bed with the main bed for families rather than a dive-first crowd. Guided dives come with the charter, but this stays a leisure boat first, sailing Komodo from June and Raja Ampat from October, private charter only.

PRICED PER NIGHT

Starting price

Cruising

IDR 78,590,000

/boat

5 nights • from IDR 393M

Overview

A brand name, and a different name underneath

Ask for Anne Bonny by name and the crew will know exactly which boat you mean, but the paperwork tells a different story: her actual registration reads KLM Mantra, with “Anne Bonny” existing, by definition, purely as the commercial brand used to market her. It’s a small piece of maritime bureaucracy that turns into a decent story once you know it, the kind of detail a guest picks up on day two and repeats for the rest of the trip.

She’s the newest addition to a small fleet built around the historical pirate trio she’s named for, joined by two sister vessels in the same waters. New to this specific posting herself, she isn’t crewed by newcomers: the people running her carried fleet experience over rather than starting cold on an unfamiliar boat.

Three cabins, built for families more than dive groups

The Master Cabin and the two Family Cabins each pair a king bed with a bunk built in alongside it, sleeping up to nine guests across the whole boat. It reads less like a typical liveaboard’s cabin count and more like a family charter’s: room for kids on the bunk and parents on the main bed, without needing to book a second cabin just to fit everyone in.

Daily housekeeping and air conditioning run through every cabin as a matter of course, and four bathrooms serve three cabins, one more than a strict one-per-room count would give you. It’s a small surplus, but on a boat sized for families rather than a dive crew moving fast between rooms, that spare bathroom tends to get used.

Diving included, without being the point

Guided dives come standard on Anne Bonny’s Komodo and Raja Ampat charters, full gear and dive masters included, which puts her ahead of a lot of boats her size that treat diving as a bolt-on. What she isn’t is a dedicated dive boat: the itineraries, the cabin layout and the marketing all lean toward families and small groups first, divers welcome rather than divers courted.

She sails Komodo from June and crosses to Raja Ampat from October, private charter only, no shared-cabin product exists on this boat at all. Every guest aboard books the whole vessel, which on a nine-guest boat means a genuinely private trip rather than a shared one dressed up as intimate.

Itinerary & Pricing

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Destinations

Experience

Cruising

Komodo Islands

Anne Bonny sails Komodo from June through September, boarding at Labuan Bajo for the standard five-night minimum. Guided dives and full gear come with the charter, though the boat is built more for families splitting a bunk bed than a dive-focused crew chasing depth.

Packages

6 Days

7 Days

Itinerary

14 Stops

Day 1

• Labuan Bajo

• Sebayur Besar

• Sebayur Kecil

Day 2

• Tatawa Besar

• Manta Point

• Gili Lawa Darat

Day 3

• Gili Lawa Laut

• Crystal Rock

• Castle Rock

Day 4

• Padar Island

Day 5

• Komodo Island

• Pink Beach

• Siaba Island

Day 6

• Labuan Bajo

Prices

Price Group	Per night
Up to 9 Pax	IDR 78,590,000

Itinerary

15 Stops

Day 1

• Labuan Bajo

• Sebayur Besar

• Kanawa Island

• Sebayur Kecil

Day 2

• Tatawa Besar

• Golden Passage

• Gili Lawa Darat

Day 3

• Pink Beach

Day 4

• Taka Makassar

• Manta Point

• Kelor Island

Day 5

• Padar Island

Day 6

• Rinca Island

• Seraya Island

Day 7

• Labuan Bajo

Prices

Price Group	Per night
Up to 9 Pax	IDR 78,590,000

Add-Ons

Items	Price
Nitrox (per day)	IDR 270,000

PRICED PER NIGHT

Starting price:

Charter

IDR 78,590,000

/boat

5 nights • from IDR 393M

Ready for the ultimate Komodo adventure? Reach out to secure your preferred dates.

Cruising

Raja Ampat

October through April puts Anne Bonny in Raja Ampat, a seven-night minimum crossing from Sorong into some of the archipelago’s quieter reefs. Full dive gear and a dive guide travel with every charter, gear-heavy diving handled without needing a separate rental stop in Sorong first.

Packages

8 Days / Wayag

9 Days / Misool

10 Days / Misool

12 Days / Ultimate

Itinerary

14 Stops

Day 1

• Sorong

• Mioskon

Day 2

• Yanbuba

Day 3

• Pulau Yeben

• Wofoh

Day 4

• Wayag

• Eagle Rock (Kawe)

Day 5

• Wayag

Day 6

• Piaynemo

• Melissa Garden

Day 7

• Kri Peninsula

• Blue Magic

• Sardine Reef

Day 8

• Sorong

Prices

Price Group	Per night
Up to 9 Pax	IDR 82,120,000

Itinerary

17 Stops

Day 1

• Sorong

• Waisai

Day 2

• Dampier Strait

• Mioskon

• Friwen

Day 3

• Kri Peninsula

• Saunderek

Day 4

• Manta Sandy

• Arborek

Day 5

• Pulau Yeben

Day 6

• Piaynemo

• Melissa Garden

• Keruo Channel

Day 7

• Misool

• Yillet Island

Day 8

• Dafalen Lagoon

Day 9

• Sorong

Prices

Price Group	Per night
Up to 9 Pax	IDR 82,120,000

Itinerary

18 Stops

Day 1

• Sorong

• Waisai

Day 2

• Dampier Strait

• Mioskon

• Friwen

Day 3

• Kri Peninsula

• Saunderek

Day 4

• Manta Sandy

• Arborek

Day 5

• Pulau Yeben

Day 6

• Piaynemo

• Melissa Garden

• Keruo Channel

Day 7

• Yillet Island

• Misool

Day 8

• Fiabacet

Day 9

• Dafalen Lagoon

Day 10

• Sorong

Prices

Price Group	Per night
Up to 9 Pax	IDR 82,120,000

Itinerary

20 Stops

Day 1

• Sorong

• Waisai

Day 2

• Dampier Strait

• Mioskon

• Friwen

Day 3

• Kri Peninsula

• Saunderek

Day 4

• Manta Sandy

• Arborek

Day 5

• Pulau Yefnabi

Day 6

• Wofoh

Day 7

• Wayag

Day 8

• Piaynemo

• Melissa Garden

• Keruo Channel

Day 9

• Balbulol

• Misool

Day 10

• Dafalen Lagoon

Day 11

• Tomolol Cave

Day 12

• Sorong

Prices

Price Group	Per night
Up to 9 Pax	IDR 82,120,000

Add-Ons

Items	Price
Nitrox (per day)	IDR 270,000

PRICED PER NIGHT

Starting price:

Charter

IDR 82,120,000

/boat

7 nights • from IDR 574.9M

Ready for the ultimate Komodo adventure? Reach out to secure your preferred dates.

Inclusion

Dive Master
Diving equipments
Fresh towels to keep you dry
Freshly-prepped meals onboard
Harbour and Community fees
Marine Park Fees
Rides to and from the harbor
Snorkeling fins and masks
Tropical fruits, juice and snacks
Unlimited water, coffee, and tea

Exclusion

Cold beers & rum (sold on board)
Dive insurance (mandatory for divers)
Flights to our home port
Gratuity for the captain & crew
Personal travel insurance
Personal treasurers & souvenirs
Your land-based accommodations

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The Boat

Step into a world where traditional craftsmanship meets modern nautical design. Explore the expansive decks, social lounges, and unique architectural details that make this vessel a premier choice for your island adventure.

The Accommodations

Explore our range of onboard living quarters, from cozy lower-deck retreats to premium suites. Each space is uniquely configured to provide a restful sanctuary after a day of sun, sea, and exploration.

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Master Cabin

4 Pax · Lower Deck

Master Cabin

Type

Master Suite

Guests

4 Pax

Deck

Lower Deck

Units

Master Suite · 4 Pax · Lower Deck · 1 unit

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Family Cabin

3 Pax · Lower Deck

Family Cabin

Type

Family Cabin

Guests

3 Pax

Deck

Lower Deck

Units

Family Cabin · 3 Pax · Lower Deck · 2 units

Technical Information

Features

Cinema
Dive Equipment
Wakeboarding
Snorkeling Gear
Onboard WiFi
AC Cabins
Kayak
Paddleboard
Sundeck
Dining Area
Indoor Lounge
Outdoor Lounge

Vessel Specification

Length: 30 meters
Beam: 5.7 meters
Draft: 2.45 meters
Renovated: 2022/2023
Engines: Yanmar, around 260-280 hp
Cruising Speed: 8 knots
Fuel Capacity: 4,600 liters
Fresh Water Capacity: 3,500 liters
Freshwater Maker: 150 liters/hour
Power Supply: 2 Yanmar Gensets
Dive Compressors: 2
Nitrox Compressor: from November
Tenders: 2
Cabins: 3
Guest Capacity: 9
Crew: 10

Safety Equipment

Radar
2X GPS Chartplotters
Depth Sounder
Radio VHF/DSC/SSB
Satellite Phone
Starlink Wi-Fi
Life Vests
Emergency Rafts
Fire Alarms & Fire Extinguishers
First Aid Kits
Medical Oxygen

FAQs

Because it does, officially: the vessel is registered as KLM Mantra, and “Anne Bonny” exists as the marketing name under which she’s chartered, spelled out plainly in the boat’s own booking terms. Anything guest-facing, from the itinerary to the crew’s own conversation, uses Anne Bonny. It only shows up as KLM Mantra on the formal registration paperwork, not anywhere a guest actually reads day to day.

Not all of them. The captain and the steward both transferred over from a sister vessel in the same small fleet before this posting, so the crew running her arrived with fleet experience rather than starting fresh on a brand-new boat. It’s a small continuity that matters more than it sounds on a nine-guest charter, where the same two or three people handle most of the trip.

Not from day one of the season. The compressor comes online from November, a month after Raja Ampat charters begin in October, so anyone booking that first month of the season dives on air rather than Nitrox. Worth timing around if Nitrox specifically is the reason you’re diving Raja Ampat rather than just diving while you’re there.

Guided dives run through the day rather than as a single scheduled slot, up to three depending on the itinerary and conditions, plus night dives when the schedule allows, none scheduled on arrival or departure days themselves. A dive guide runs each one, gear included, so the day shapes itself around the reefs and the weather rather than a fixed timetable stuck to regardless of either.

No, it’s the one dive-related cost that sits outside the standard inclusions: gear, guides and air dives are folded into the charter, but Nitrox itself is charged as its own separate line rather than bundled in. Worth flagging to your dive guide on day one if Nitrox is part of your plan, rather than assuming it’s covered like everything else on the boat.

The whole main deck runs shaded, not just a corner of it, which matters more on a nine-guest boat than a bigger one since everyone shares the same handful of lounging spots rather than spreading across multiple decks. It’s the kind of detail that counts for more at midday than any photo of the boat ever shows, dining and relaxing without chasing shadow around the deck.

The guest capacity on this page is the honest answer, and how your group fills it is up to you. Tell us who’s coming and we’ll confirm the setup that fits before you commit. More on the Private Charter page.

The route changes before anyone risks a crossing, so most weather problems show up as a different anchorage rather than a cancelled trip. On the rare occasion a trip can’t run at all, we work out a reschedule or a refund with you under our T&C. Itineraries are always a plan, never a promise.

We strongly recommend it, and dive insurance too if you’re diving. It isn’t included in any boat’s price, and out among the islands help is never next door, so a policy that covers boat travel is money well spent. Some dive boats require dive insurance, and we’ll tell you if yours does.

Yes, with a permit. The park requires one for every drone, and approval takes about three working days, so it needs arranging before you travel. There are no same-day permits, and flying without one risks having the drone confiscated. Kalong, Loh Buaya and Loh Liang are permanent no-fly zones, which puts the sunset bat flight off limits. We don’t arrange the permit ourselves, but ask us and we’ll talk you through how it works.

Fly to Labuan Bajo, usually via Bali or Jakarta, and the harbour is minutes from the airport. Come in the day before your boat leaves rather than the same morning: one delayed flight shouldn’t cost you the trip.

Fly to Sorong in West Papua, usually via Jakarta or Makassar, and board there. It’s a long way with far fewer flights than Bali, so build in a buffer night before departure.

Calmer than most people expect. Every water we sail has its own calm window, and rough crossings are rarer than the word “sea” suggests. If you’re prone to motion sickness, take something before you board and you’ll barely notice: it’s the open stretches you feel, never the anchorages.

Less than you think. Reef-safe sunscreen, a hat, something long-sleeved for the sun, shoes that can handle a dry ridge, and a dry bag for anything that must stay dry. A soft bag beats a hard suitcase on any boat.

You message us, we check what’s actually free on the boat you’re after, then send everything in writing: the boat, the dates, what’s included and the real price. Happy with it? We issue an invoice and a secure payment link, and written confirmation seals it.

A down payment takes your dates off the calendar, and the balance follows closer to departure. The exact split and timing are on your quotation in writing before you commit to anything.

We issue an invoice with a secure Xendit payment link, sent by email and WhatsApp. You can pay by local or international card, virtual account, e-wallet, or QRIS. Everything is charged in Indonesian rupiah.

Plans shift, and we work with you when they do. Dates can usually be moved once if the boat is free, and if a trip can’t go ahead, we’ll walk you through your options rather than point at fine print. Anything that needs to come back to you returns the way you paid, usually within 7 to 14 business days. The full detail is in our Terms & Conditions.

They’re not included in any boat’s price, but you don’t have to deal with them on the ground. Say the word when you enquire and we’ll add them to your invoice, which locks your permit in before you arrive. No cash, no queue at the harbour the morning you sail.