A cruise ship named Norwegian Sun docked in the waters of Komodo National Park, carrying 1,633 foreign tourists and 895 crew members on board.
Sailing under the flag of the Bahamas, the vessel arrived from Darwin (Australia) and, after a short excursion stop in Labuan Bajo, returned to Australia. The 14-day journey included several Australia…
The sailing vessel Budi Utama sank during a cruise from Labuan Bajo port to Komodo Island. The ship was overwhelmed by large waves and strong currents.
The vessel started to sink after the bilge pumps failed, gradually filling with water. At the time, there were 15 passengers and seven crew members on board, who were evacuated by local search and res…
The second giant cruise liner in two weeks has docked in Bali. The ‘Genting Dream’ under the flag of the Bahamas is impressive in scale: its length is 330 meters, and its displacement is 75,000 tons.
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On Bali’s largest lake, Batur, the authorities, along with an investor from Korea, plan to launch an electric cruise ship. The project is presented as another step towards 'ecotourism,' but many local…
Whether you are planning a short trip to Bali or a major import or export operation, it is essential to understand the regulations governing what you can and cannot bring into and out of Indonesia. Th…
The traditional-style pinisi tourist boat, KM Putri Sakinah, sank in the strait off Padar Island in the Komodo National Park area (West Manggarai, Flores). Onboard were 11 people. In the initial hours…
From January 1 to 13, 2026, six cruise ships visited Benoa Port in Denpasar, mainly from the USA and Australia. During this period, around 5,500 passengers and 2,802 crew members arrived in Bali.
Pink beaches, the extraordinary views from Padar Island, snorkeling with manta rays, flying foxes at sunset, and the mesmerizing nature of the archipelago — this is why people go to Komodo.
After the dramatic incident with the tourist vessel Putri Sakinah, which sank off the coast of Komodo on December 26, Indonesian authorities are once again concerned about maritime safety.
