OVERVIEW
A 65-metre phinisi, chartered privately across Indonesia's Raja Ampat, Komodo, and Spice Islands.
Asia’s largest wooden sailing yacht blends the timeless elegance of traditional phinisi design with modern luxury. Designed by the renowned Marcelo Penna from Barcelona, Lamima offers an unparalleled superyacht experience with expansive decks and sophisticated amenities. A crew of twenty runs the vessel end to end, captain and navigator, dive masters, a chef trained in both Indonesian and international kitchens, and a service team who learn each guest’s rhythm within the first day aboard.
The cinema deck, spa cabin, and infinity-edge jacuzzi sit alongside a full dive centre, so days move easily between reef, deck, and screening room without ever touching land. Below deck, the master suite runs the full beam of the ship, and the six remaining cabins are split evenly between the main and upper decks, each with its own bathroom finished in local stone.
Meals are set wherever the light is best that evening, the aft dining table under sail, the bow at sunrise, or a private beach the crew has set up ahead of you. Nothing on Lamima is fixed to a single spot, the boat is built to be rearranged around the day you want to have.
ACCOMMODATION
The suites
Seven suites blend understated Asian elegance with Indonesian heritage: an opulent master cabin, four doubles, and two twins, each air-conditioned with its own en-suite bathroom and lounge area. Portholes bring in natural light by day, while Wi-Fi and HD TV keep evenings easy.
1 Master Cabin (main deck / king-size bed)
45 sqm
4 Double Cabins (lower deck / king-size beds)
28 – 30 sqm
2 Twin Cabins (lower deck / two single beds)
25 sqm
COMMUNAL SPACE
The communal decks
Lamima’s saloon, on the main deck, holds a lounge, a well-stocked bar, and a dining alcove seating up to 14 guests. Step outside to the shaded lounge deck, where a fabric bimini covers alfresco dining built around Indonesian chefs cooking with locally sourced ingredients.
The upper deck, forward of the pilot house, brings sun loungers and open sea views. The main deck near the bowsprit offers a quieter spot for guests who want solitude, while the stern’s relaxation quarter is dedicated to massage and yoga.
DETAILS
Deck plan and specifications
Cabins
~7
Guests
14
Crews
20
Length
65 M (213 ft)
Beam
11.2m (37ft)
Draft
3.6m (12ft)
Cruising Speed
8 kn
Max speed
10 kn
Price
$26,000 / night
DESTINATION
Where she sails
Raja Ampat
The richest reefs in the Coral Triangle, best from November to April. Manta cleaning stations and hidden lagoons sit minutes from anchor.
Komodo
Home to the Komodo dragon and Pink Beach, sailed May to October. Dragon treks by day, manta dives and coral walls in between.
Spice Island
Colonial forts and nutmeg groves meet some of the archipelago’s healthiest reefs. Sailed in the shoulder months between the main seasons.
West Papua
Remote rainforest coastline and untouched reefs, paired with Raja Ampat’s November to April window for the fullest route north.
RATES
$26,000+ a night. The whole yacht, yours.
Charter Lamima in full, with a crew of twenty, a private chef, and every meal included. Diving, itinerary planning, and daily excursions come as standard, so the only thing left to decide is where you want to wake up next.
INCLUSION
- All meals & snacks
- Diving for certified divers
- Use of water sports equipment
- All excursions
- National park fees
- Local airport transfers
- Fuel
EXCLUSIONS
- Alcohol
- Scuba diving courses
- Personal travel & diving insurance (mandatory)
- Gratuity (we recommend 10% of the charter cost, at your discretion)
Seven nights on Lamima reset something in all of us. The crew anticipated things we hadn't thought to ask for, and Wayag at dawn from that top deck is a sight none of us will describe the same way twice.
- Charter guest, Raja Ampat
FAQ
Lamima FAQ
How much does it cost to charter Lamima?
From USD 26,000 per night, with possibility of higher rates over selected holiday periods. The rate includes meals, diving for certified guests, excursions, park fees, fuel and local transfers, and our team will prepare a tailored quotation.
Can Lamima's charter itinerary be customized for families and non-divers?
Every voyage aboard Lamima is 100% custom-curated. For multi-generational families and non-divers, itineraries feature private sandbank picnics, guided dragon treks in Komodo, onboard spa therapies, sea kayaking through limestone lagoons, and sunset cinema setups on deck alongside dedicated diving schedules.
Can beginners and certified divers scuba dive aboard Lamima in Raja Ampat and Komodo?
Yes. Lamima is a fully certified Dive Resort carrying state-of-the-art diving gear, nitrox facilities, and dedicated PADI dive instructors. Certified divers can explore world-class Coral Triangle drift dives and manta sites, while beginners can complete Discover Scuba Diving or certification courses directly on board.