Komodo Yacht Construction: Premier Yacht Builders in Labuan Bajo, Flores

Why Labuan Bajo

On the western tip of Flores, Labuan Bajo is the main port of entry to Komodo National Park — an ideal hub to oversee every stage of your build.

Direct access to local resources, skilled craftsmen and a deep understanding of the archipelago’s marine conditions.

Custom builds

From concept to sea trials

Our services run from initial concept and naval architecture to final sea trials, combining advanced marine technology with traditional boatbuilding.

We work closely with each client at every stage, with transparency and adherence to international standards.

Wooden phinisi hulls under construction with shipwrights at work

Sustainability and technology

Our focus for 2027 and beyond, in new builds and refits.

Zero-emission builds: Bespoke construction with integrated solar panels.
Bio-based hulls: Custom composite hulls for Komodo Island expeditions.
Sustainable aluminium: Aluminium manufacturing for Komodo luxury charters.
Responsible timber: Responsibly sourced wood for luxury interior finishes.

Electric & hybrid: Fully electric conversions and hybrid propulsion retrofits.
Smart systems: AI navigation plus IoT-controlled climate and security.
Graphene carbon fibre: Graphene-enhanced carbon fibre construction for durability.
Superyacht features: Touch-and-go helipads, submersible integration and VR entertainment.

FAQ

Building in Labuan Bajo

Why is Labuan Bajo a prime location for yacht construction?

As the main port of entry to Komodo National Park, it offers efficient logistics, direct access to skilled local labour and a deep understanding of the archipelago’s marine conditions.

How long does a custom yacht take to build in Labuan Bajo?

It depends on size, complexity and customisation. Generally, a bespoke project takes 18 to 36 months from design approval to final delivery.

Are there design considerations for Komodo National Park?

Yes: shallow draft for secluded coves, robust hulls for strong currents and enhanced waste management to minimise environmental impact, often with features for diving and water sports.