Cabins Komodo Aggressor
Liveaboard · Indonesia · 8 cabins · up to 16 guests
Cabin Types
· 2 cabins
Two single beds, convertible to a king
Beds: Two single beds 91 × 203 cm, convertible to a double
The two most expensive cabins on the yacht sit on the upper deck next to the wheelhouse. Each has a picture window and a private balcony with a table and chairs — the only cabins on board you can step outside from without crossing the deck. The beds convert to a double. The finish, as everywhere on this yacht, is timber: dark wood walls, ceiling and floor, built-in cabinets and a wardrobe. The cabin has individually controlled air conditioning, an en-suite with shower, hairdryer, bathrobes and daily housekeeping with evening turndown.
· 3 cabins
Two singles, or a queen with a single
Beds: Cabins 5 and 6 — two single beds 91 × 203 cm convertible to a double; cabin 4 — a queen 152 × 203 cm and a single
Three mid-range cabins. Five and six are on the upper deck beside the balcony suites: a picture window, two single beds that convert to a double, about 9 m². Four is on the main deck next to the saloon, noticeably larger at about 14.5 m², and suited to a couple with different habits: a wide queen bed plus a separate single. All three have a picture window, individually controlled air conditioning, an en-suite with shower, hairdryer, bathrobes and the full set of hotel touches.
· 3 cabins
Two singles, or a queen with a single
Beds: Cabins 2 and 3 — two single beds 91 × 203 cm; cabin 1 — a queen 152 × 203 cm and a single
Three cabins on the lower deck — these set the headline price. Light comes through portholes, there are no picture windows here, but there is also the least motion. Two and three are compact, about 8 m², with two single beds. One is the largest cabin on the yacht after the balcony suites, about 18 m², with a wide queen bed and a separate single. Same timber finish, and every cabin has individually controlled air conditioning, an en-suite with shower, hairdryer and bathrobes. The gap to a Balcony Suite is $525 over seven nights and $1,200 over eleven.
Two single beds, convertible to a king
The two most expensive cabins on the yacht sit on the upper deck next to the wheelhouse. Each has a picture window and a private balcony with a table and chairs — the only cabins on board you can step outside from without crossing the deck. The beds convert to a double. The finish, as everywhere on this yacht, is timber: dark wood walls, ceiling and floor, built-in cabinets and a wardrobe. The cabin has individually controlled air conditioning, an en-suite with shower, hairdryer, bathrobes and daily housekeeping with evening turndown.
- Deck
- upper deck
- Beds
- Two single beds 91 × 203 cm, convertible to a double
- Windows
- Picture window and private balcony
- Cabin numbers
- 7, 8
- Yacht Specifications
- 11 × 13 feet, about 13 m²
- cabins of this type
- 2
- from
- from $3,850 for 7 nights
Two singles, or a queen with a single
Three mid-range cabins. Five and six are on the upper deck beside the balcony suites: a picture window, two single beds that convert to a double, about 9 m². Four is on the main deck next to the saloon, noticeably larger at about 14.5 m², and suited to a couple with different habits: a wide queen bed plus a separate single. All three have a picture window, individually controlled air conditioning, an en-suite with shower, hairdryer, bathrobes and the full set of hotel touches.
- Deck
- upper and main deck
- Beds
- Cabins 5 and 6 — two single beds 91 × 203 cm convertible to a double; cabin 4 — a queen 152 × 203 cm and a single
- Windows
- Picture window
- Cabin numbers
- 4, 5, 6
- Yacht Specifications
- 9 × 11 feet (cabins 5 and 6) and 12 × 13 feet (cabin 4)
- cabins of this type
- 3
- from
- from $3,500 for 7 nights
Two singles, or a queen with a single
Three cabins on the lower deck — these set the headline price. Light comes through portholes, there are no picture windows here, but there is also the least motion. Two and three are compact, about 8 m², with two single beds. One is the largest cabin on the yacht after the balcony suites, about 18 m², with a wide queen bed and a separate single. Same timber finish, and every cabin has individually controlled air conditioning, an en-suite with shower, hairdryer and bathrobes. The gap to a Balcony Suite is $525 over seven nights and $1,200 over eleven.
- Deck
- lower deck
- Beds
- Cabins 2 and 3 — two single beds 91 × 203 cm; cabin 1 — a queen 152 × 203 cm and a single
- Windows
- Porthole
- Cabin numbers
- 1, 2, 3
- Yacht Specifications
- 10 × 9 feet (cabins 2 and 3) and 16 × 12 feet (cabin 1)
- cabins of this type
- 3
- from
- from $3,325 for 7 nights
General Information
- Yacht length: 29 m
- Number of cabins: 8
- Maximum guests: 16
