Destinations

From world-famous Raja Ampat to hidden islands like Alor and Sumba, discover Indonesia’s most stunning regions by private yacht.

Our Yacht Destinations

Indonesia is made for exploring by private yacht – thousands of islands, turquoise lagoons, quiet beaches, and some of the richest marine life on Earth. Each region has its own character, whether you’re after snorkeling, diving, surfing, cultural encounters, or simply a relaxed escape.

Halmahera & Morotai

North Maluku’s Halmahera and Morotai are off-the-radar gems. Expect quiet anchorages, colorful reefs for snorkeling and diving, and long empty surf breaks. Add in WWII history and untouched beaches, and you have a destination that mixes adventure with calm.

Mentawai Islands

The Mentawai are world-famous for surfing. A yacht lets you move between breaks, enjoy long sessions in warm water, and relax on deck or with a beach barbecue after the waves.

Sumba

Sumba is dramatic and wild, with powerful surf breaks, long empty beaches, and traditional villages. Perfect for travelers looking to combine waves with culture and wide-open landscapes.

Sumba

Sumba is dramatic and wild, with powerful surf breaks, long empty beaches, and traditional villages. Perfect for travelers looking to combine waves with culture and wide-open landscapes.

Halmahera & Morotai

Sumba

Sumba is dramatic and wild, with powerful surf breaks, long empty beaches, and traditional villages. Perfect for travelers looking to combine waves with culture and wide-open landscapes.

Sumba

Sumba is dramatic and wild, with powerful surf breaks, long empty beaches, and traditional villages. Perfect for travelers looking to combine waves with culture and wide-open landscapes.

Halmahera & Morotai

Raja Ampat

At the heart of the Coral Triangle, Raja Ampat is a natural wonder with over 4,000 islands. Expect vibrant reefs, manta rays, hidden lagoons, island hikes, and rare birds of paradise.

Banda Sea & Spice Islands

The Spice Islands are steeped in history and natural beauty. Dive colorful reefs, explore nutmeg plantations and old forts, and – in season for all experienced scuba divers – encounter schools of hammerhead sharks.

Komodo National Park

Komodo combines rugged landscapes with rich marine life. Trek to viewpoints, see the famous dragons, snorkel or dive pristine reefs, and spend evenings on quiet beaches.

Sumbawa

Sumbawa is still untouched – calm bays, castaway beaches, and whale shark encounters. It’s a place for relaxed beach days, snorkeling, diving, and surfing with far fewer crowds.

Alor

Remote and rarely visited, Alor offers colorful reefs, calm lagoons, and traditional villages where centuries-old crafts are still alive. Snorkeling, diving, and cultural visits all feel authentic here.

Halmahera & Morotai

Mentawai Islands

The Mentawai are world-famous for surfing. A yacht lets you move between breaks, enjoy long sessions in warm water, and relax on deck or with a beach barbecue after the waves.

Sumba

Sumba is dramatic and wild, with powerful surf breaks, long empty beaches, and traditional villages. Perfect for travelers looking to combine waves with culture and wide-open landscapes.

Plan Your Charter

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