Bali Raja Ampat 14 Day Package: Two-Base Itinerary 2026

Bali Raja Ampat 14 Day Package: Two-Base Itinerary 2026

A Bali Raja Ampat 14 day package runs on two bases: 4-5 nights in Bali split between Ubud and the south coast, one positioning night in Sorong, and 7 nights on a private boat reaching Misool or Wayag. That shape sits inside Komodo Luxury’s 7D6N to 11D10N Raja Ampat programmes, with buffer on both flight legs.

This is the flagship format: Denpasar and Sorong connected so neither island gets rushed. Every figure below is a 2026 snapshot with its source named, and all of it is subject to change.

What does the 14-day itinerary look like, day by day?

Day Base Plan Night
1 Ubud Land at Ngurah Rai (DPS), private transfer inland Ubud
2 Ubud Jet-lag day: rice terraces, early night Ubud
3 Ubud Temples, spa or a cooking class Ubud
4 South coast Move to Jimbaran or Uluwatu South coast
5 Transit DPS to Sorong (SOQ) via Makassar, about 6h35 total per FlightRoutes Sorong
6 Sea 15-20 minutes to the harbour; board On board
7-8 Sea Piaynemo viewpoint and central islands On board
9-11 Sea North to Wayag, or south to Misool On board
12 Sea Slow reef day on the return leg On board
13 Transit Leave the boat; one-stop flight SOQ to DPS South coast
14 Depart Free morning, international flight

Wayag and Misool sit at opposite ends of the park, so most fortnights pick one anchor and the captain sets the order by weather.

Garuda GA 686 changes day 5. FlightConnections and fltmapper snapshots from September 2026 show this Boeing 737-800 nonstop running roughly once a week, leaving Bali at 01:30-01:40 and landing at 05:40; FlightRoutes lists Thursday, Friday or Sunday departures. On those dates the Sorong night becomes a sleep-it-off night.

What do 14 days unlock that a shorter trip does not?

What you gain Why the fortnight makes it possible
Misool and its no-take zones Far south of Sorong; seven boat nights allow more than one day there
Wayag lagoons The northern anchor gets two full days, not a dash
Slower Bali pacing Two bases, no one-night hops
Recovery days Day 2, the Sorong night, the last Bali night
Weather slack A spare sea day if wind closes a crossing

Bali first or Raja Ampat first over two weeks?

Bali first suits most long-haul arrivals. Jet lag wears off on land and you reach Sorong rested. The catch: the SOQ to DPS flight on day 13 feeds straight into your flight home, so the final Bali night stays.

Raja Ampat first suits travellers already in Asia. You sail while energy is high and finish with slow Bali nights. The domestic return then sits mid-trip, where a delay costs a pool afternoon, not a long-haul seat.

Season matters as much as order:

  • Bali peaks June to September and in holiday weeks.
  • Raja Ampat seas are generally calmer October to April.
  • October and November fall after Bali’s peak and inside that calmer window.

How much buffer is built in?

  1. Sorong night. Bali to Sorong runs 6-10 hours door to door before transfers. Most days have no nonstop, so plan one stop via Makassar (UPG) or Jakarta (CGK) and request 3-4 hour connections in the wet season.
  2. Harbour cushion. Under the schedule effective 1 September 2026, the two-hour Sorong–Waisai ferry sails daily at 09:00 and 14:00 each way (14:00 only on public holidays).
  3. Pre-booked car. Paparisahomestay notes Grab and Gojek may not pick up at Sorong Airport or the harbour.
  4. Last Bali night. It separates the Sorong landing from your international departure.

What does a private boat add versus a land base?

Factor Land base Private boat
Reach Day trips from one island; Wayag and Misool mean long return runs The bed travels toward Wayag or Misool
Schedule Built around shared outings Customised island-hopping itinerary
Service Property staff Captain, crew and private chef
Packing Daily bags for excursions Unpack on day 6, repack on day 13

Komodo Luxury runs every Raja Ampat departure as a whole-boat charter, so the group sets the pace rather than a shared timetable.

What does a Bali Raja Ampat 14 day package cost in 2026?

Component Indicative figure (2026) Source
Boat, 7 nights Quote on request, per yacht, from boutique phinisi to VVIP superyacht Komodo Luxury, for your dates, guest count and inclusions
DPS–SOQ one-way Quote on request (economy; fares vary by date) Garuda
SOQ–DPS one-way Quote on request Garuda
Marine Park Entry Permit IDR 1,000,000 per person per year for foreign tourists; IDR 500,000 per person per year for domestic tourists (IDR 250,000 for holders of non-Papua Barat Daya ID cards living in Tanah Papua; IDR 150,000 for Papua Barat Daya ID holders); children under 12 and people with disabilities exempt Pergub Papua Barat Daya No. 32/2024 (checked 2026-09-16)
Regency tourism levy Set by Raja Ampat Regency; confirmed at booking Raja Ampat Regency
Bali levy IDR 150,000 per international tourist, paid through the Love Bali app Love Bali, Bali Provincial Government; live since 14 February 2024 (checked 2026-09-16)
Bali hotels, transfers Quoted to your choice Vetted licensed partners

Raja Ampat fees are non-refundable once issued. Airfares swing widely by source and date.

How does booking work?

Komodo Luxury’s reservations team handles bookings directly:

  1. Send dates and group size. 2027 inquiries need both.
  2. Fix the dates. The park works on dated tickets, so dates go in before a boat name.
  3. Shortlist the boat, boutique phinisi to VVIP superyacht.
  4. Route flights: a GA 686 day, or one stop with wet-season buffer.
  5. Confirm Bali stays and the Sorong car, arranged via vetted licensed partners.
  6. Pay fees and file arrivals. Permits via the Marine Park Authority portal or at Sorong harbour and the Waisai office; the Bali levy online or on arrival; plus Indonesia’s digital arrival card with QR code, in use since 1 September 2025.

> Book a two-week planning call. One conversation covers route order, boat class, buffer nights and the Bali half. July, August and Christmas weeks are requested first, so dates go in before a boat name. WhatsApp +62 811 3823 875 or email sales@komodoluxury.com. Rates and availability are confirmed in writing at quote.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is 14 days enough for Bali and Raja Ampat?

Yes, with one sea anchor. Fourteen days holds 4-5 Bali nights, a Sorong night and 7 nights on board, enough for Wayag or Misool plus a weather day. Covering both ends of the park usually means trimming Bali to three nights or stretching toward Komodo Luxury’s 11D10N programme length.

How much does a Bali Raja Ampat 14 day package cost per person?

Boats are priced per yacht, not per person. Komodo Luxury quotes seven nights on request for the specific boat, dates and inclusions, so the per-person share depends on group size. Add flights, the Raja Ampat park tariff and regency levy per foreign visitor, and Bali hotels.

What is the best month for a 14-day Bali and Raja Ampat trip?

October and November balance both halves: Bali is past its June to September peak, and Raja Ampat seas are generally calmer from October to April. July, August and Christmas weeks remain the most requested, so anyone set on those should send dates early and lock them before choosing a boat.

Do children pay Raja Ampat fees on a family package?

Children under 12 are exempt from the Raja Ampat conservation area service tariff, which is IDR 1,000,000 per person per year for foreign tourists, as set in Pergub Papua Barat Daya No. 32/2024 (checked 2026-09-16). The regency tourism levy is set separately by Raja Ampat Regency, so confirm how it applies to each child when the quote is prepared.

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