Indonesia Luxury Yacht Charter

Day cruises from Benoa to Nusa Penida, Lembongan and the Gilis — Indonesia's day-charter capital.

The dragons, Padar's three-bay ridge, Pink Beach and Manta Point on a 4–7 night phinisi voyage from Labuan Bajo.

The crown of the Coral Triangle — the richest reefs on Earth, reached by liveaboard from Sorong.

Historic nutmeg islands and pristine coral walls, for expedition charters through the remote east.

Where can I charter a yacht in Indonesia?

Bali (day cruises to the Nusa Islands), Komodo (the dragons and Padar), Raja Ampat (world-class reefs) and the Banda Sea are the headline cruising grounds — each with its own season and its own fleet.

What kind of yachts are available in Indonesia?

Traditional Indonesian phinisi sailing vessels are the signature choice, alongside luxury motor yachts, catamarans and expedition ships — plus a large Bali day-boat fleet for shorter charters.

When is the best time for an Indonesia yacht charter?

It depends on the region: Komodo and the east are best in the April–October dry season, while Bali and the Nusa Islands charter year-round, calmest from May to September.

How long is a typical Indonesia charter?

From a single day out of Bali to a 4–7 night Komodo voyage or a 10–12 night Raja Ampat and Banda Sea expedition. Our concierge tailors the length to the ground and season.

How much does a yacht charter in Indonesia cost?

Whole-boat rates in IDR, per night: from IDR 28,875,000 (Jinggo Janggo, 4 guests); the typical vessel is around IDR 97.4 million per night. Inclusions, deposit and cancellation vary per vessel and are written into the charter contract.