Solo traveler seats on the Thalassa 1 open trip: how it works

A seat is one place in a cabin on a scheduled departure. The from-prices above are per person. They are the lowest fares for each route; the cabin type is assigned at booking and confirmed in writing before you pay.

Balcony master cabins on an open trip are on request and never guaranteed. A cabin all to yourself is a different question. Whether a single-guest supplement applies has not been published, so we confirm it in writing before you pay and never after.

Another option is the whole boat. Thalassa 1 is priced for 1 to 5 guests at IDR 50,500,000 (≈ USD 3,098) for the 3D2N, and a solo traveler who wants a private boat can read that as the price of privacy. It is one all-in figure for the whole boat, and it already includes fuel.

At most 11 guests sail on Thalassa 1, so at most ten others share the deck with you. Meals are at one dining table, the sundeck holds the group in the afternoon and the snorkeling is in the water together.

Meeting point and time are confirmed in writing with your booking, and the cruise leader and crew meet the group at the harbor. A safety briefing comes first.

Tell us about dietary needs, mobility and swimming ability when you book. We pass them to the crew, so nobody finds out on the first morning.

Pack a soft bag, closed shoes with grip, a hat, reef-safe sunscreen and a head torch for the Padar climb. Snorkeling gear, a canoe and paddle boards are free to use on board, and a mask of your own is your choice.

Park tickets and ranger fees are never part of the fare. Foreign visitors pay IDR 250,000 per person per day, and the quote lists the line. A crew gratuity is not part of the fare either.

Land in Labuan Bajo the day before sailing, and fly home after 14:00 on the day you return. Pickup is free both ways, so you do not need to plan a taxi.