INDONESIA
Indonesia is a land of legends, home to thousands of idyllic islands. Some are cloaked in dense jungle and inhabited by the mythical bird of paradise, others born of fire-breathing volcanoes and roamed by living dragons.
With much of Indonesia surrounded by ocean, chartering a boat is undoubtedly an efficient (not to mention enjoyable) way to explore these marvellous islands, some uninhabited and as yet unnamed, a veritable feast of natural beauty.
On a personalised journey tailor-made by our small, expert team, you can discover a jewel box of uninhabited islands edged with postcard-worthy beaches and fringed with pristine coral reefs, visit traditional villages and get immersed in local culture, trek through jungle to spot fascinating wildlife, surf epic waves or dive to your heart’s content.
Indonesia on the Map
Indonesia claims a truly impressive title: the largest archipelago on the planet. Made up of some 17,500 islands of varying shapes and sizes, this country boasts a diverse and dynamic landscape.
One trip alone could barely scratch the surface of the many great sights to be found in Indonesia, let alone her surrounding waters, comprising the Indian Ocean, the Java Sea, the Timor Sea, the Banda Sea and the Celebes Sea.
Stretching north and south of the equator with a length of approximately 5000km between Asia and Australia, Indonesia is as broad as the United States is between San Francisco and New York – which also equates to the same distance between London and Moscow.
Western Indonesia
The main cruising ground in western Indonesia is the beguiling Komodo National Park. This UNESCO World Heritage site is home to the endemic Komodo dragon and also offers a plethora of dive sites that are frequently listed as some of the best in the world. Accessed through Labuan Bajo, the park’s 29 islands are mostly uninhabited and include the three main islands of Komodo, Padar and Rinca, with imposing ridgelines blanketed in windblown grasses and lontar palms. Our yachts are also available for charters that take in Bali, Lombok, the Gili Islands, Sumbawa, Sumba and the Alor archipelago over the summer season.
Eastern Indonesia
Often described as one of the most extraordinary environments on the planet, Raja Ampat is wild and remote – located off the northwest tip of Bird’s Head Peninsula on West Papua. The name translates as ‘Four Kings,’ referring to the four main islands of Misool, Batanta, Waigeo and Salawati, which are in turn surrounded by approximately 1,500 wild islands with pristine beaches and sheer limestone cliffs plunging into aqua seas. Diving here is world-class, with some of the most pristine coral reefs on earth. Our yachts are also available for charters that take in Kaimana, Ternate, Ambon & the Banda Islands and Cenderawasih Bay over the winter season.
Yachts available:
ALEXA
31m | 1 cabin
2 guests + 2 | 7 crew
AMANIKAN
32m | 3 cabin
6 guests | 10 crew
SI DATU BUA
40m | 3 cabin
6 guests | 11 crew
ALILA PURNAMA
46m | 5 cabin
10 guests | 16 crew
DUNIA BARU
51m | 7 cabin
14 guests | 18 crew
PRANA
51m | 7 cabin
14 guests | 18 crew