When to Charter a Yacht in Indonesia

The Komodo National Park and Raja Ampat remain the 2 most celebrated Indonesia yacht charter destinations. Yet with 17,000 island destinations interspersed in thriving coral reefs, a charterer could spend a lifetime discovering Indonesia. Each yachting region in Indonesia provides something unique, and there is an island chain for everyone. Very few destinations can compare with the culture, history and scenery that Indonesia has to offer, so let us show you a once-in-a-lifetime adventure aboard one of the most prestifious Indonesia crewed yachts.

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Flores and the Komodo National Park (May to October)

The Komodo National Park is one of the most bio-diverse yacht charter destinations in the world. The national park includes the lightly populated island of Komodo, plus several other smaller islands such as Padar and Rinca, which offer some of the most breathtaking hiking and scenery in the world.. Komodo was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1991; scuba diving is extremely popular in Komodo National Park because of its high density of marine biodiversity, and guests can expect to see whale sharks, manta rays, pygmy seahorses and an abundance of living coral. The Komodo National Park also offers the perfect backdrop for water sports; whizz around on the Jet Skis, Seabobs and E-Foils as you discover the white sandy beaches and cerulean waters from the comfort of your luxury Phinisi charter yacht. 

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The Banda Islands and Raja Ampat (November to April)

Cruising northeast from Flores into the Banda Sea for some truly virgin sailing and diving. The Banda Islands benefit from their secluded location, which has left a vibrant, healthy reef system with huge volumes of coral, and therefore mesmerising diving opportunities. On land, the islands consist of volcanic mountains covered in a tropical rainforest which are waiting to be explored and will form unforgettable picture-postcard views. As we continue north east, we will fall upon the famous Raja Ampat Islands, located off the coast of West Papua. Raja Ampat boasts the highest marine diversity on earth, with underwater topography which will leave you speechless.

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Bali and Lombok (May to August)

Bali is by far the most popular destination in Indonesia, due to the volcanoes, beaches and surfing, also the areas of Seminyak and Kuta, around the capital Denpasar, have a well-developed infrastructure with some of the finest hotel chains int he world. The rugged coastlines and volcanic interior of the island provide a picturesque backdrop for your trip if Bali is where you choose to be, and with some superb local dive sites to explore as well due to the unspoilt nature of Indonesia. Bali is also one of the world's top surfing destinations for those of you looking for an adrenaline kick. 

Sailing east from Bali, and into the Lombok Straits, you pass the imaginary 'Wallace Line', where the natural habitat changes from that of subtropical Asia to that of Australasia. People might fly into Jakarta or Bali, but then take another domestic flight to Komodo or Raja Ampat due to the better array of yachts and cruising grounds. 

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Anambas Islands (April to September)

Many visitors to Asia seek off-the-beaten-path destinations with untouched natural desert islands, and the Anambas Islands is the next archipelago to add to your bucket list. The Anambas Islands offer some of the most spectacular scenery and beaches that the Asia Pacific region has to offer. If you're seeking the scenic views of Bora Bora but don't want the crowds, then the Anambas islands are for you.