OVERVIEW
A 26-metre custom wooden luxury cruiser, chartered privately across Komodo, Raja Ampat, the Spice Islands, and remote Indonesian bays.
Drawing inspiration from the glamour of 1960s classic motor yachts and built with South Sulawesi teak craftsmanship, Magia II blends vintage maritime elegance with Indonesian boatbuilding heritage. The yacht’s interior palette showcases rich natural teak paired with curated international details, from English family silverware and French wallpapers to authentic Italian lamps and soft neutral fabrics. A dedicated professional crew of eight, including an experienced captain, private chef, and certified dive guides, delivers unpretentious, personalized hospitality for up to eight or ten guests.
Living spaces seamlessly bridge climate-controlled indoor comfort and breezy open-air relaxation across multiple deck levels. Indoors, an air-conditioned main saloon, open galley, and dining lounge provide a welcoming sanctuary for afternoon rest and convivial meals. Outdoors, expansive open-air deck areas offer shaded alfresco dining, plush forward sunbeds, and an elevated upper deck lounge for sunset cocktails and panoramic ocean views under sail.
Across two decks, four air-conditioned staterooms provide private sanctuaries finished in warm teak and classic cruiser detailing. The aft master suite serves as an extraordinary private haven, complete with 180-degree ocean views and a private balcony featuring a dedicated two-person outdoor jacuzzi overlooking the yacht’s wake.
ACCOMMODATION
The suites
Four air-conditioned en-suite cabins accommodate up to ten guests in vintage cruiser comfort across two decks. The main deck hosts an exclusive master suite featuring a king-size bed, panoramic aft windows, an en-suite stone bathroom, and direct access to a private balcony equipped with a secluded two-seater jacuzzi. On the lower deck, an expansive VIP family suite offers a king-size bed alongside two single beds, complemented by two additional guest cabins with queen-size double beds, each complete with silent air-conditioning, hot-water power showers, and ample teak storage.
Putri Duyung - Master Cabin (upper deck / king-size bed / private terrace / jacuzzi)
Mola Mola - VIP Cabin (lower deck / king-size bed + 2 single beds)
Lumba Lumba & Kura Kura - 2 Standard Cabins (lower deck / queen-size bed)
COMMUNAL SPACE
The communal decks
The vessel’s indoor social life centers around an air-conditioned main saloon and dining area featuring deep daybed seating, warm teak joinery, Italian vintage lighting, an open-concept kitchen, and a fully stocked bar.
Outdoors, the expansive upper deck, shaded by a large bimini canopy, serves as a primary gathering terrace complete with an open-air bar, alfresco dining table, and plush lounge sofas for slow hours framed by changing island vistas. Forward of the wheelhouse, the foredeck sundeck features cushioned sunbeds for quiet reading and panoramic cruising views, while a dedicated aquatic base provides seamless access to scuba diving, snorkeling, sea kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding, and water scooter excursions across secluded lagoons and pristine coral reefs.
DETAILS
Deck plan and specifications
Cabins
4
Guests
10
Crews
8
Length
26 M (85 ft)
Beam
6 m (20 ft)
Draft
3 m (10ft)
Cruising Speed
8 kn
Max speed
10 kn
Price
$5,900 / 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
$5,900+ a night. The whole yacht, yours.
Charter Magia II in full, with an attentive crew of eight, a private chef, and every meal included. Scuba diving, guided island excursions, and custom route planning come as standard, so the only thing left to decide is which secret bay or reef to explore next.
INCLUSION
- All meals & snacks
- Non-alcoholic drinks
- 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
“Raja Ampat felt completely different from the sea aboard Magia 2. We explored quiet islands, hidden lagoons, and incredible reefs, always with the freedom to slow down and enjoy each place. The crew made the journey feel effortless, taking care of every detail while giving us the space to simply enjoy the experience.”
Happy Guest, Raja Ampat
FAQ
Magia 2 FAQ
Where does Magia II sail in Indonesia, and what are the best seasons to charter?
Magia II navigates Indonesia’s premier marine archipelagos in sync with the regional trade winds to ensure calm waters and prime visibility. From May through October, she charters primarily through Komodo National Park, Flores, and Sumbawa during the dry season. From November through April, she relocates to Raja Ampat and West Papua, operating bespoke transitional voyages through the historic Banda Sea (Spice Islands) in October and April.
How many guests can charter Magia II, and what is the cabin configuration?
Magia II operates exclusively as a private whole-boat yacht charter accommodating up to eight or ten guests across four air-conditioned ensuite staterooms, supported by an attentive 8-person crew. Her layout features a Main Deck Master Suite with a private balcony and Jacuzzi, an expansive Lower Deck VIP Suite (king bed plus two single beds, ideal for a family), and two additional Lower Deck double cabins fitted with queen-size beds.
What makes Magia II unique compared to other Indonesian charter yachts?
Inspired by the aesthetic of 1960s classic motor yachts and handcrafted from solid Indonesian teak, the 26-metre Magia II brings vintage European charm to the Coral Triangle. Her interior is appointed with Italian lamps, French wallpapers, and English silverware, while her standout signature feature is the aft master stateroom featuring a private balcony equipped with an open-air Jacuzzi overlooking the sea.
