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Luxury Indonesia Yacht Charter
Luxury yacht charter in Indonesia
Charter a superyacht in Indonesia to experience true paradise. Journey to the remote archipelago of Raja Ampat in eastern Indonesia, where a string of 1600 tropical islands set in brilliant turquoise water await you.
The waters around Raja Ampat are the world’s most diverse ecosystem, teeming with colourful species of fish and marine life. Set in the heart of the Coral Triangle, the islands are a haven for diving fans.
Drop anchor in the Dampier Strait and discover some of the best dive sites in the world with offshore reefs, sunken shipwrecks and hidden caves waiting to be explored. Swim with Manta rays through coral gardens or spot an elusive Wobbegong shark, you’ll never forget the fascinating underwater world of Raja Ampat.
Or head for Bali, where you can take advantage of the great surf, dive over the diverse reefs, explore the fantastic cuisine or relax in one of the many yoga retreats.
Head to the black-sand beaches of Sangeang Volcano, or dive at Hot Rock Reef. Visit the world-famous Komodo Island to see the giant lizards that give the island its name. Or work your way between the Gili Islands by charter yacht.
Highlights
- World’s most diverse ecosystem
- Bucket-list diving
- Rare sightings of wobbegongs
- Alternative Itinerary would be to cover the Komodo Islands
Key facts
- Best time to visit: April to October
- Applicable tax 11%
- Cruising in National Parks with motorised toys is forbidden
- The currency is Indonesian Rupiah
- The language spoken is Indonesian, with 20% of the population speaking a dialect called Jawa
Luxury Indonesia Yacht Charter itinerary
Batanta Island
Batanta Island
Start your Indonesian yacht charter by sailing to Batanta Island. As the smallest of Raja Ampat’s four main islands, it's the perfect introduction to the beauty of the surrounding reef and rainforest. Drop anchor here for the night and be sure to take in the magical sunset.
Fam Islands
Fam Islands
Sail to the beautiful Fam Islands to enjoy scenic hidden bays and sheltered blue lagoons. Take a kayak to explore the paradise waters or dip under the waves to see some of the most beautiful coral gardens in the region. After an afternoon in the water, take a sunset hike to the highest point on one of the islands to admire panoramic views as the sun goes down.
Kawe Island
Kawe Island
One of the closest islands to the Equator in Raja Ampat, Kawe Island offers spectacular white sandy beaches and beautiful scenery. Discover the waterfall on the western side of the island amongst stunning nature. Fantastic opportunities for diving and snorkelling await. Dive amongst impressive coral formations teeming with schools of fish and if you are lucky, you may catch sight of manta rays.
Wayag Islands
Wayag Islands
Arrive in the Wayag Archipelago, the jewel of Raja Ampat, and enjoy a day amongst the region’s most iconic scenery. Make the effort to climb one of the many island peaks for breathtaking views of the stunning surrounding landscapes. You’ll also have the opportunity to dive or snorkel amongst the incredibly diverse marine life or paddleboard along the shoreline of the dramatic limestone cliffs. In the evening, relax on the beach with cocktails as the sun goes down and enjoy a delicious barbecue of fresh seafood.
Wofoh Island
Wofoh Island
Wofoh Island is ideal for divers and non-divers alike. Multiple dive sites offer a mix of hard coral, barrel sponges and soft corals teeming with colourful fish. The calm surrounding waters are ideal for kayaking and paddleboarding whilst the island’s gorgeous white sand beaches are the perfect location for an evening beach barbecue and drinks.
Kri Island
Kri Island
The waters of Kri Island offer some of the very best diving in all of Raja Ampat and its spectacular reef holds the world record for the number of fish species recorded in a single dive. As well as great schools of trevallies, tuna and barracuda, this is one of the few locations where you can spot wobbegongs. Finish the day relaxing on a nearby pristine white sandbank as the sun sets.
Kabui Bay
Kabui Bay
Rise early and head ashore for a 40-minute trek into the jungle to look for the magnificent Red Bird of Paradise. Afterwards, explore ‘The Passage’, a narrow strait that runs between Gam and Waigeo, where the rainforest meets the reef in a labyrinth of limestone teeming with wildlife. Here you can also enjoy bird watching or enjoy some paddle boarding or kayaking before an overnight cruise to Matan Island.
Sorong
Sorong
Enjoy a final swim before cruising back to Sorong where your incredible yacht charter in Indonesia comes to an end. A tender and private vehicle will transfer you to Sorong airport for your journey home.
