Private phinisi liveaboard · Komodo · Raja AmpatDewata

Dewata was designed by Pacific High’s co-founder Yann Martinie and built at the company’s shipyard in Bira, South Sulawesi, where work began in 2019 and was completed in October 2022. Her first voyage took a National Geographic production team to remote parts of Raja Ampat. She is 33 metres long, with a superstructure of ironwood and teak, a 260 hp engine, an average speed of seven knots and a watermaker rated at 5,000 litres a day.

Pacific High dedicates her to families and groups of friends. Two 18 m² ocean-view master cabins open directly onto a private terrace with a table, sunbed, refrigerator and outdoor shower, and from there a swim platform to the sea; a guest cabin on the lower deck has two 90 × 200 cm beds that convert to a double. All three cabins are air-conditioned and en suite, for six guests at most, and her specification lists eleven crew, including a cruise director.

She is sold only as a private charter: USD 6,045 a night including taxes in 2026 and USD 6,345 in 2027, with 10 per cent added from 18 December to 4 January. Her operator schedules Komodo and Bali from May to September, the Banda Sea in October and Raja Ampat from November to April. The rate includes park fees, full board, Starlink, up to two massages a day and dives for certified divers on Nitrox blended aboard; she carries a 5.5-metre RIB, sea kayaks, paddleboards and a defibrillator. Alcohol and gratuities are extra.