Indonesia
Cruising locations in Indonesia vary throughout the year from Komodo National Park in the west and the Spice islands of Maluku to the beautiful Islands of Raja Ampat and remote Papua New Guinea. Most charter yachts follow the monsoon and sail from West in the summer to East in the winter to cruise on calm seas and avoid rain.
Highlights
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Do not forget to click a pic of the iconic Komodo dragon
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Trough Moments support of Ecoflores, there is always a worthwhile cause to put some energy in
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Visit the island of Padar which is connected by 3 bays
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Meet the locals at Mesa Village and get a glimpse of their daily lives
Charter Yachts Available
Lone Star
25M
12 Guests
5 Crew
Lone Star can accommodate 12 guests (16 including 4 small children) in 6 comfortable cabins. Four crew, including a qualified chef are accommodated in three crew cabins.
Mutiara Laut
46M
14 Guests
With over 850m2 of sail, she boasts real sailing capabilities while coming equipped with modern engines and generators and all the latest in safety equipment and instrumentation. Built for comfort, she offers year-round diving and leisure trips in far-flung areas of the Indonesian archipelago that are known for some of the best diving in the world.
CLAN VI
40M
10 Guests
6 Crew
CLAN VI was built under the name “La Numero Uno” and was the first yacht to be constructed at the Italian high-class shipyard Perini Navi, which became world-famous for its élite superyachts such as The Maltese Falcon.