Gammara Phinisi

The route in photographs, the boat in time

Updated 3 November 2026

Gammara Phinisi photos and Komodo route pictures: the images below show places on the route, such as Padar, Kalong and Pink Beach, and not the boat. Gammara's own photographs are added as we confirm them in writing.

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Route photographs: Padar, Kalong, Pink Beach

The pictures below show the places Gammara sails to. They are route photographs, taken in Komodo National Park, and they are here for one reason: so that you can see the light on Padar's ridge, the mangroves at Kalong and the pale sand of Pink Beach before you choose.

None of them shows Gammara unless the caption says so. A place photographed on another day is a picture of the place, and the sky in it is not a promise about your date.

Every stop has its own page with more pictures and the facts behind them. Start with the stops that matter most to you. The sunrise and sunset tables on the Padar and Kalong pages help you match a photograph to the month you plan to travel.

Aerial view of the Gammara phinisi at anchor in a calm bay below a green conical hill

Aerial view of Gammara phinisi in deep blue water with its sun-deck awning, two masts and a distant headland

Gammara phinisi seen from above at low sun, with rippled water and a hazy ridge behind

Gammara phinisi at anchor beside a small green islet with a pale sand edge, drone view

Gammara phinisi small on open deep-blue sea under a clear sky with distant islands, aerial view

Top-down drone view of the Gammara phinisi with its tender alongside on dark blue water

Gammara phinisi seen from the water against a dry brown hill under a cloudy sky

Gammara phinisi from above in soft low light with a stand-up paddle boarder beside the hull

Master cabin on Gammara with a king bed, swan-folded towels and a wall of windows over the water

Deluxe cabin on Gammara with a wide white bed, blue ikat runner, teak-panelled walls and wall air-conditioner

Lower-deck Deluxe cabin on Gammara with a wide bed, ikat runner and a small window behind the headboard

Deluxe cabin en-suite on Gammara with patterned tile shower wall, toilet and a round stone basin

Teak-lined en-suite bathroom on Gammara with toilet, stone vessel basin and a porthole window

Shaded open deck on Gammara with floor cushions, a long teak table and benches facing the bay

Covered aft deck on Gammara with a cushioned bench, round pouf and the upper-deck stairs behind

Teak table with a grey runner and white lounge cushions under the awning on Gammara, hills behind

Batik-print cushion on a white daybed under the shade awning on Gammara, with a lifebuoy and hills beyond

Dining lounge on Gammara with a long set table, wood-framed windows and framed photos on the wall

Dining lounge on Gammara with a buffet laid on a purple runner and large windows facing the water

Stir-fried vegetables in a black bowl on a batik-patterned table setting aboard Gammara

Watermelon and orange slices on a wooden board beside dishes on the laid table in the Gammara lounge

Table laid with a grain bowl, roasted potatoes, cold cuts and sandwiches on Gammara

Cured meat platter and sandwiches beside a grain bowl at a Gammara meal, close view

Sushi and maki platter with wasabi and lettuce served on a wooden board aboard Gammara

Long dinner table in the Gammara lounge laid with sushi, salad and tableware in warm evening light

Fried spring rolls on lettuce with dipping sauce on a wooden board, a pizza behind, Gammara food folder

Freshly baked pizza topped with basil in a pan on a gas hob in the Gammara galley

Aerial view of a stand-up paddle boarder on deep turquoise water near anchored boats

The frames still missing from Gammara's album

Some of Gammara's own photographs are on the vessel and cabins pages already: the boat at anchor, the Master cabin Jasmine, a Deluxe cabin and its bathroom, the dining lounge and the social deck.

Others are missing, and we would rather say so than fill the gap. We do not yet hold a photograph of the Suite cabin Lily, of the Master bathroom, of the social deck at dusk or of the beach dinner that private trips of 4D3N and longer include. Those four are the ones we are chasing.

We will not use a picture of another boat to stand in for them. Where a photograph is missing, the page says so, and that rule has no exceptions.

What we can send you, and when

Ask on WhatsApp for the picture you want to see, whether that is a cabin, a corner of the deck or the table laid for dinner. If we hold it, we send it. If we do not, we say so. Plainly, and at once.

For photographs we do not yet hold, we ask the boat. Anything they send is checked against the cabin or space it claims to show, and we send it to you only once it is confirmed in writing. That takes time, and we give you a date when we know it. If you need a particular picture before you decide, say so in your first message, and we will tell you whether it exists.

A private charter has no photographer or documentation unless you ask for it, and that is quoted separately.

Check availability — Gammara Phinisi

Bookings for Gammara Phinisi are made with the Komodo Explorer team in Labuan Bajo.

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