Weh & Mentawai Cabins

Weh and Mentawai are two of the nine destination-named en-suite cabins aboard Elbark Cruise, a 37-meter luxury VIP phinisi in Komodo National Park. Both are sea-view cabins priced at USD 570 per person on the open trip, with an extra bed available on request. Official booking is handled by Komodo Luxury, trusted yacht operator (TripAdvisor Travelers’ Choice).

Two Names, Two Edges of the Archipelago

Every cabin on Elbark Cruise is named after a destination elsewhere in Indonesia, and Weh and Mentawai sit at opposite edges of the country. Weh refers to Pulau Weh off Sabang, the island that marks Indonesia’s kilometre-zero point — the nation’s official northwesternmost tip. Mentawai points across the equator to the surf islands off Sumatra’s west coast, globally known among wave riders.

Neither destination is on the ship’s actual Komodo route — the naming is symbolic, part of a fleet-wide convention that gives each of Elbark’s nine cabins its own identity rather than a number.

Cabin Facts at a Glance

Detail	Weh & Mentawai
View type	Sea view
Open trip price	USD 570 per person
Extra bed	Available on request
Air conditioning	Yes, en-suite
Fleet position	2 of Elbark’s 9 en-suite cabins, spread across three decks
Ship-wide capacity	Up to 21 guests on share trips

On Komodo Luxury’s rupiah reference sheet, Weh and Mentawai sit in the upper-middle band of the operator’s cabin tier structure — best treated as an indicative operator rate rather than a fixed rupiah figure, since Elbark bookings are settled in USD. For the exact current conversion, reserve here and the Komodo Luxury team will confirm same-day.

Who Books Weh & Mentawai

These cabins suit travelers who want a sea view without paying for the top-tier Misool master suite, and who value an extra-bed option over an entry-level porthole room. A natural fit for:

• Couples who want a window on the water but aren’t chasing a private balcony or jacuzzi
• Two friends or family sharing a cabin, where the extra bed keeps a third guest in the same room
• Travelers upgrading from the entry tier who want more light without moving all the way to the master suite

For a full side-by-side of pricing and features across every cabin on the ship, see the complete Elbark Cruise cabin comparison. If a private balcony and jacuzzi matter more than budget, the Misool master suite is the next tier up.

Availability is confirmed by cabin name, not just cabin type, so specify Weh or Mentawai directly when you inquire. See the full step-by-step booking guide for deposit and payment timing, or the complete 2026 price table for how these cabins compare with the other seven on board.

Weh & Mentawai FAQ

What view do the Weh and Mentawai cabins have?

Both are sea-view cabins, priced at USD 570 per person on the open trip — one tier above the entry-level porthole cabins and one tier below the Misool master suite.

Can I request an extra bed in Weh or Mentawai?

Yes. An extra bed is available on request in both cabins, which is why they suit two friends or a couple traveling with a third guest.

Why are the cabins named Weh and Mentawai if the ship sails in Komodo?

The names are symbolic. Weh (Sabang) marks Indonesia’s kilometre-zero point and Mentawai is a surf archipelago off Sumatra — neither is on Elbark’s actual route, but each of the ship’s nine cabins carries a destination name as part of its identity.

How do I check if Weh or Mentawai is available for my dates?

Message Komodo Luxury directly with your preferred Friday departure date and cabin name. WhatsApp typically gets the fastest same-day response.

Is the price for Weh and Mentawai per person or per cabin?

On the open (share) trip, USD 570 is quoted per person, not per cabin. Private charter pricing works differently and is quoted per trip — see the private charter rates for details.