Cabins and prices across the Kanha boats

Kanha Citta has 4 cabin types, Kanha Loka 5 and Kanha Natha 3, so 12 in all. Every type carries a single per-person fare for the 3D2N shared trip, and that fare pays for the bed, meals, the guide and the documentation.

In the trade this is an open trip: a set Friday, other guests on board, a fare per head. The block below lists each cabin with its own fare, so you can read across all three boats without opening three pages. Fares are in rupiah, per person, and cover the full 3D2N rather than a single night.

Each sister has her own vocabulary for much the same rooms. Citta calls her master room Gayatri, her two upper-deck deluxe cabins Shakti and Sedana, and her four main-deck cabins Deluxe Main Deck. Loka works in Ocean Views: Master, Deluxe and Family. Natha has two Private Ocean View cabins, one with a balcony, the other opening straight onto the sun deck.

Balconies are scarce: Gayatri on Citta, the Master and Family Ocean Views on Loka, and one of Natha's two Private Ocean Views. A balcony on the Deluxe Ocean View is confirmed in writing before you pay. On Loka, the two Superior Lower Deck cabins take 2 guests each and have no extra bed. Each Sharing Cabin puts its guests in a shared space, and the carousel shows how the beds sit. If you want a balcony, say so in your first message, since each boat places hers in a different cabin at a different fare.

Private cabins are sold to a minimum of 2 guests, at a fare per person. Where a cabin has an extra bed, a third guest can join at a set fare. On Citta, Gayatri and the Shakti and Sedana cabins show IDR 5,400,000 per person for that third guest. Loka's Master, Deluxe and Family Ocean Views show IDR 5,100,000. On Natha, the two Private Ocean Views show IDR 4,500,000.

Some cabins take no extra bed at all: Citta's Deluxe Main Deck and Sharing Cabin, Loka's Superior and Sharing Cabin, and both of Natha's Sharing Cabins. Loka's Family Ocean View is meant for 4, and on the shared trip it is booked by 4 guests. Children aged 0 to 2 travel free; from 3 the full fare applies.

Your Friday fare pays for a bed for 3 days and 2 nights, meals aboard, free-flow coffee and tea, a mineral drink, shampoo, soap and a towel, the local guide, and photo and video documentation. Snorkelling gear and life jackets are on the boat. Pickup is around 09:00 on day 1 from your hotel or the airport, with drop-off around 12:00 on day 3.

Outside the fare: the Komodo National Park ticket, drinks and snacks beyond the free-flow coffee and tea, tips for the crew and guide, travel insurance, flights and hotel nights. Park fees are paid separately and do change, and the park fees page carries the current rates. Fares are as listed on the 2026 rate cards; 2027 fares on request.

Past a certain head count, chartering the whole boat costs less per person than a seat in a private cabin. On Kanha Natha the crossover comes at 9 guests: IDR 6,750,000 (≈ USD 414) each for the boat, against IDR 7,200,000 (≈ USD 442) for a Private Ocean View. Kanha Loka crosses at 13 guests, IDR 8,330,000 (≈ USD 511) each, against IDR 8,400,000 (≈ USD 515) for the Master Ocean View. On Kanha Citta it takes 14 guests, IDR 8,660,000 (≈ USD 531) each, against IDR 9,000,000 (≈ USD 552) for Gayatri.

A Sharing Cabin bed never gets overtaken; it stays the cheapest seat whatever the head count. Keep in mind what changes alongside the price. A private charter leaves out the guide and the documentation, while the shared fare includes both. Add those quotes first, then compare the two totals like for like. The tables below divide every whole-boat total by the actual head count.