
Princess Nabila Phinisi
Planner's notebook: notes on running a group trip to Komodo
Updated 12 October 2026
The planner's notebook is the journal of the people who plan trips on Princess Nabila. Each entry has one subject, a date, its sources and the numbers behind it: head counts, cost per head and park tickets. It is written for the organiser of a group of up to 25.
Latest entries
25 guests on one phinisi: the capacity and safety check I ran on Princess NabilaDoes a boat licensed for 25 hold 25? Jewel counts berths, seats, stairs, shade, the tender and safety items on Princess Nabila.12 October 2026 · Jewel
Komodo park tickets and the daily quota for a group of 20 to 25, 2026 to 2027What one organiser books, pays and carries for Komodo park tickets in 2026 and 2027: tariff, SiOra reservation, Padar sessions, daily quota, rangers.12 October 2026 · Sugeng
How to use the notebook
Open an entry for the full note, the figures behind it and the next step. Each carries its date, the name and role of the person who wrote it and the sources it relies on, so you can check a claim before you plan around it. If you came with a planning question and not for a reading list, start with the planning guides and the questions page, which answers 66 questions grouped from head count to arrival. The notebook adds an entry when we have something to record, such as a rule that changed or a check run on the boat.
Check availability — Princess Nabila
Princess Nabila sails with its own crew, and PT Komodo Explorer Indonesia handles the booking, the payment and the trip file.