Private yacht charters, made for Indonesia's wildest corners
Bespoke charters across Raja Ampat, Komodo, and beyond, hand-planned around your dates, guests, and choice of vessel.
The design was breathtaking, natural textures, open spaces, and a calm that followed us everywhere onboard. Diving into untouched waters by day and unwinding to the sound of waves by night, it was pure serenity from start to finish. An experience for the soul as much as the senses.
Happy Guest, Prana by Atzaro
Vela redefined what a sailing trip could be. Sleek, spacious, and effortlessly stylish, she felt like a private retreat on open water. The crew anticipated our every need before we even asked, and the sunset dinners on deck were nothing short of spectacular. This is barefoot luxury at its finest.
Happy Guest, Vela
Waking up anchored in a hidden bay, coffee in hand, watching the mist lift off the hills, that alone was worth the trip. The crew's local knowledge brought every stop to life, from secret dive spots to quiet villages tourists rarely see. Simple, authentic, and deeply memorable.
Happy Guest, Kudanil Explorer
Every yacht, every itinerary, built around you
From Raja Ampat's reefs to Komodo's dragons, we design bespoke charters across Indonesia's 17,000 islands, with hand-selected vessels and crews built around what you want to see, eat, and do.
Three collections, one standard.
From flagship phinisis to diver-built liveaboards, each vessel is chosen for the waters it was built to reach.
The pinnacle of private charter, flagship yachts with full crew, chef, and concierge service for guests who expect nothing less than exceptional.
UP to 30 guests
Starting from
$10,000/night
Elegant, beautifully appointed yachts offering five-star comfort and personalized service across Indonesia's most iconic waters.
Up to 14 guests
Starting from
$5,000/night
Built for the explorer, access to Indonesia's most remote reefs and marine life, with comfort that never compromises the adventure.
Up to 14 GUESTS
Starting from
$3,500/night
The realms most travelers never reach
Discover the hidden treasures of Indonesia with our exclusive itineraries. Journey to the pristine beauty of Papua, the breathtaking marine diversity of Raja Ampat, the historical allure of the Spice Islands, the unspoiled paradise of Alor, and the world-renowned Komodo National Park.
Unique Wildlife
Discover a secret paradise where nature needs no protection, on a 3 to 7 night adventure of a lifetime. Track and photograph the fabled Komodo dragon in its UNESCO-protected homeland, while diving and snorkeling the world's most biologically diverse and acclaimed underwater sites.
Marine Wonderland
Diving and Snorkeling: Komodo National Park is a premier destination for diving and snorkeling. The crystal-clear waters are teeming with vibrant coral reefs, schools of fish, and larger marine creatures such as manta rays, sharks, and turtles.
Adventure and Exploration
Kayaking and Paddleboarding: Explore the park's hidden coves and mangrove forests by kayak or paddleboard. This allows for close encounters with marine life and access to secluded areas that are perfect for peaceful exploration.
Marine wonderland
Alor is renowned for exceptional diving, with crystal-clear waters and some of the most vibrant coral reefs in Indonesia. Dive sites like Kalabahi Bay teem with sharks, rays, pygmy seahorses, dolphins, and mola mola in excellent visibility.
Cultural richness
Alor is home to a mosaic of cultures, with indigenous communities preserving unique languages, dances, and ikat textiles for centuries. Visit a village for ceremonies, a weaving workshop, and a shared meal with locals known for their warmth.
Adventure and exploration
Explore Alor's calm waters by kayak or paddle-board for close encounters with marine life and access to hidden coves. Try traditional fishing with local fishermen, or simply sail from island to island, taking in the archipelago's quiet beauty.
Historical significance
Banda Neira was the original source of nutmeg and mace, spices once worth more than gold. Fort Belgica's ramparts and the Banda Museum tell that story, while friendly locals share traditions, stories, and crafts still very much alive today.
Pristine marine environment
Banda Neira's crystal-clear waters and healthy reefs make for world-class diving. Sites like Batu Kapal teem with coral gardens, sea turtles, and hammerheads, alongside World War II shipwrecks that pair history with marine exploration.
Adventure and exploration
Explore Banda Neira's calm waters and hidden coves by kayak or paddle-board for close encounters with marine life. Try traditional fishing with local fishermen, or simply sail island to island, taking in the archipelago's serene beauty.
Raja Ampat
Raja Ampat, off the northwest tip of West Papua, is a sailing paradise renowned for its incredible marine biodiversity and stunning landscapes. Among its islands, Wayag and Misool stand out as premier sailing grounds, offering a blend of adventure, relaxation, and natural beauty.
Wayag
Wayag, Raja Ampat's crown jewel, is famous for breathtaking karst formations and crystal-clear turquoise water, with hidden coves and pristine beaches to explore.
Misool
Misool, another gem in the Raja Ampat archipelago, is celebrated for its rich marine biodiversity and dramatic landscapes. This remote and unspoiled paradise offers a unique and immersive sailing experience.
West Papua
West Papua, a region renowned for its untouched natural beauty and rich biodiversity, offers some of the most spectacular sailing grounds in Indonesia. Triton Bay and Cenderawasih Bay, two of the region’s hidden gems, promise unparalleled marine adventures, stunning landscapes, and unique cultural experiences for those seeking a truly extraordinary voyage.
Triton Bay
Triton Bay is a diver's haven, with reefs teeming with pygmy seahorses and wobbegong sharks at sites like Little Komodo. Towering karst cliffs frame hidden lagoons, and ancient rock art offers a glimpse into the region's prehistoric past.
Cendrawasih Bay
Cenderawasih Bay is famous for resident whale sharks, often seen right near the surface for an unforgettable encounter. Its reefs hold over 500 coral species, and its coastline pairs WWII shipwrecks with lush rainforest and rich cultural heritage.
Halmahera
Halmahera's volcanic coastline and reef systems hold over 450 species of coral, making it one of the richest, least-crowded diving grounds anywhere in Indonesia.
WWII Wrecks
History runs beneath Halmahera's water too. The half-submerged Japanese wreck Tosimaru sits visible from shore at Kao Bay, while several other wartime wrecks have become artificial reefs, now thick with coral and marine life.
Morotai
Morotai, Halmahera's northern neighbor, was General Douglas MacArthur's Pacific campaign base in 1944, and its wartime past sits alongside some of the region's best diving and least-touched beaches.
Journal from the Archipelago
Notes from the archipelago. Stories from the water, the crew, and the places few charters ever reach.
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Experience
How far in advance should I book my charter?
For the high season, July through September in the Mediterranean, or the dry season across Indonesia and Southeast Asia, we recommend booking six to twelve months ahead, as the finest yachts and their preferred weeks are reserved early. Shoulder seasons and last-minute availability can often be arranged with a few weeks’ notice; ask our concierge team for what is currently open.
What does the charter fee include?
The base fee covers the yacht, her crew, and standard equipment and insurance. It does not include fuel, dockage, provisioning, or crew gratuities, these run through the Advance Provisioning Allowance, so every guest pays for exactly what is consumed.
Can the itinerary be customized?
Every itinerary begins as a conversation, not a brochure. Tell us your pace, diving at dawn, long lunches on deserted beaches, villages worth a slower afternoon, and your captain will draft a route built around it, adjusted daily for weather and your mood.
What's the best time of year to charter in this region?
Indonesia’s dry season, roughly April through October, gives the calmest seas and clearest diving, with October and November prized for manta encounters in Komodo. Our concierge team will match your dates to the conditions that suit what you most want to see.
Who will be on board during my charter?
Every yacht sails with a full professional crew, captain, chef, deckhands and stewardesses, sized to the vessel and typically running close to a one to one ratio with guests. Crew biographies are shared with your proposal so you know exactly who will be looking after you.