Jun 5 — 16, 2028Specialty Trip · Land TripAsia

Sacred Bali & Komodo Islands – June 5th

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Source Journeys

11Nights

8Locations

Source Journeys

A Journey Worth Savoring

From the sacred rhythms of Bali to the wild, cinematic islands of Komodo, this rare Source Journey brings together full moon rituals, jungle temples, playful monkeys, coral seas, legendary dragons, and six unforgettable nights aboard a private yacht. We begin on the Island of the Gods, easing into Bali's beauty, spirit, and sensual pace before traveling inland in unforgettable Source style, by river raft into Ubud, Bali's lush spiritual heart. Then our journey slips into another world aboard Prana by Atzaró, our private luxury yacht, through the islands of Komodo. Days unfold with turquoise waters, hidden beaches, coral gardens, manta rays, sea turtles, and the thrill of encountering Komodo dragons in the wild. Evenings bring the magic of life at sea: barefoot elegance, open decks, warm breezes, and dreamy painted sunsets over islands that feel almost unreal. With only 8 guest cabins available, this is one of our most exclusive journeys ever: sacred, playful, luxurious, and unforgettable.

Island rituals, Komodo dragons & a private yacht voyage through Bali and the Komodo Islands.

Steven Krumholz

310.560.9887 — steven@kgaytravel.com

Steven Krumholz is the guy who actually picks up the phone — and the one who knows which cabin, which resort, and which party is worth your time. Decades of access, zero booking fees, all heart.

$0Booking FeeNEVER A FEE — HASSLE FREE.

Don't forget travel insurance.

A Journey Worth Savoring

Island rituals, Komodo dragons & a private yacht voyage through Bali and the Komodo Islands.

Steven Krumholz

310.560.9887 — steven@kgaytravel.com

Steven Krumholz is the guy who actually picks up the phone — and the one who knows which cabin, which resort, and which party is worth your time. Decades of access, zero booking fees, all heart.

What's in the package

Included

Five nights in Bali at Four Seasons Resorts
Daily breakfast during the Bali land program
Welcome dinner in Bali
Balinese cooking class & lunch
Lunch in Ubud
Full Moon Ceremony in Bali
Signature river raft transfer to Four Seasons Sayan
Tours, activities, entrance fees, and transfers as outlined in the itinerary
Airport transfers as outlined in the itinerary
Six nights aboard Prana by Atzaró, privately chartered for Source Journeys
All meals aboard Prana
Soft drinks, juices, local beer, and local wine aboard the yacht
Snorkeling, kayaking, paddleboarding, water skiing, and wakeboarding
Scuba diving for certified divers, including equipment and dive team
Beach barbecue and al fresco dining experiences
One massage or beauty treatment during the voyage
Personal laundry aboard Prana
Internet aboard Prana when available
Hosted Source Journeys experience throughout the trip

Not included

International flights
Flights between Bali and Labuan Bajo, arranged by Source Journeys and billed separately at actual cost
Port fees of $275 per person
Prepaid gratuities of $175 per person
Premium wines, spirits, and specialty beverages not included aboard Prana
Spa treatments beyond the included Prana massage or beauty treatment
Optional activities not listed in the itinerary
Meals not specifically included in the itinerary
Comprehensive travel insurance required
Personal expenses

Detailed Itinerary

Day01JUN 5

Jimbaran Bay, Bali

Jimbaran Bay is a coastal destination in southern Bali, known for its broad sandy beach, calm bay waters, sunset dining, and seafood restaurants. It is conveniently located near Ngurah Rai International Airport and provides access to the Bukit Peninsula, including Uluwatu and other southern Bali attractions. The area also includes major luxury resorts, such as Four Seasons Resort Bali at Jimbaran Bay, and is a practical base for exploring nearby beaches, cultural sites, and the Garuda Wisnu Kencana cultural park.

Day02JUN 6

Jimbaran Bay, Bali

Day03JUN 7

Ubud, Bali (Four Seasons Resort at Sayan)

Ubud, centered on the forested Ayung River valley around Sayan, is Bali’s cultural and wellness heartland. The area combines Hindu temples, traditional arts, rice fields, nature walks, galleries, restaurants, and retreat-style accommodation. Four Seasons Resort Bali at Sayan is located west of central Ubud in the Sayan area.

Day04JUN 8

Ubud, Bali

Ubud is a cultural and artistic destination in central Bali, known for galleries, artisan workshops, temples, rice terraces, wellness retreats, and lush river valleys. It is described as a collection of 14 villages, making the broader area more dispersed than a single compact town center. Bali has LGBTQIA+-friendly bars, restaurants, and resorts, but the supplied sources identify the best-known informal gay nightlife area as Jalan Camplung Tanduk in Seminyak rather than Ubud. Visitors should respect local customs and exercise discretion, particularly given Indonesia’s changing and sometimes challenging environment for LGBTQ+ travelers.

Day05JUN 9

Ubud, Bali

Day06JUN 10

Labuan Bajo / Embarkation aboard Prana by Atzaró

Labuan Bajo is a small harbor town on the western tip of Flores and the principal embarkation point for cruises through Komodo National Park, including itineraries aboard Prana by Atzaró. It is best known for access to Komodo dragons, dramatic limestone islands, secluded beaches, coral reefs, and manta-ray snorkeling sites. The coordinates represent the Labuan Bajo harbor area; the vessel’s exact position varies during the voyage.

Day07JUN 11

Gili Lawa, Komodo Islands

Gili Lawa Darat, also known as Gili Lawa, is an uninhabited island in Komodo National Park, East Nusa Tenggara. It is best known for its steep, panoramic hilltop viewpoints overlooking turquoise bays, nearby islands and the Flores Sea. Visitors generally arrive by boat from Labuan Bajo as part of a Komodo National Park sailing itinerary. There are no permanent hotels, restaurants or LGBT venues on the island, so travelers should bring supplies and arrange park access and boat transportation in advance.

Day08JUN 12

Gili Banta area / Sangeang Api, Komodo Islands

The Gili Banta–Sangeang Api area is a remote island destination east of Sumbawa, within the wider Komodo sailing and diving region. Sangeang Api is a volcanic island known for its dramatic cone, black-sand and secluded beaches, while nearby Gili Banta offers clear water, coral reefs, and quiet anchorages. The islands are generally reached by liveaboard or private boat rather than regular public transport. The supplied sources discuss Indonesia’s Gili Islands and Komodo-oriented island-hopping, but do not provide detailed information about this remote area specifically.

Day09JUN 13

Gili Banta, Komodo Islands

Gili Banta is a remote, sparsely developed island in Bima Regency, east of Sumbawa and commonly visited on sailing routes toward the Komodo Islands. It is best suited to travelers seeking quiet beaches, clear coastal waters, snorkeling, diving, and undeveloped island scenery. Visitors should expect very limited services and arrange transport, food, water, and accommodation through a liveaboard or organized boat trip. The supplied LGBTQ+ travel source indicates that the island has no dedicated LGBTQ+-only venues but describes the general environment as welcoming.

Day10JUN 14

Padar Island, Komodo National Park

Padar Island is a dramatic, uninhabited island in Komodo National Park, East Nusa Tenggara. It is best known for the steep hike to its panoramic viewpoint, which overlooks three distinctive bays and beaches. Visitors generally reach the island by boat from Labuan Bajo, often as part of a multi-island day trip or liveaboard itinerary. The surrounding park is also renowned for Komodo dragons, snorkeling, manta rays, and secluded beaches.

Day11JUN 15

Komodo Island, Komodo National Park

Komodo Island is part of Komodo National Park in Indonesia’s East Nusa Tenggara province, in the Flores Sea near Labuan Bajo. The park is known for its Komodo dragons, dramatic island scenery, beaches, clear waters, snorkeling, diving, and island-hopping excursions. Labuan Bajo is the primary gateway for boat trips to Komodo Island and nearby park destinations.

Day12JUN 16

Labuan Bajo

Labuan Bajo is a port town on the western tip of Flores and the principal gateway to Komodo National Park. It is known for liveaboard and day-boat trips, dramatic island scenery, snorkeling and diving, sunset viewpoints, and access to Komodo dragons. The destination has rapidly developed into one of eastern Indonesia’s major tourism hubs, with accommodations, restaurants, marinas, and excursion operators.

11Nights

8Locations

$0Booking FeeNEVER A FEE — HASSLE FREE.

Don't forget travel insurance.