The ultimate Raja Ampat trip

Indonesia, Raja Ampat Islands
15 days trip
Sailboat

Shared Cruises require a minimum number of guests.
Bookings are subjected to acceptance after availability checks.
In case, the selected cruise is not available we will contact you with similar offers.

fuel,
-use of the yacht,
-services of the crew,
-use of water-sports equipment,
-gourmet meals aboard,
-snacks,
-teas,
-coffees,
-soft drinks

no additional fees

charter rate is alcoholic drinks,
-national parks fees,
-scuba diving,

Price per Person

€ 7275

Bookings are subjected to acceptance after availability checks.
In case, the selected boat is not available we will contact you with similar offers.

no additional fees

Price per Boat

€ 72750

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€ 7275 per Person

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The ultimate Raja Ampat trip

The benign climate, superb sailing conditions, more than 10,000 uninhabited islands and the gradually emerging political stability of the area give Indonesia enormous potential for yachting tourism.

Indonesia is the world’s largest island archipelago. The 17,000 islands of Indonesia stretch in a vast 5200km crescent shaped sweep from Sumatra in the Indian Ocean to Halmahera in the Pacific. The number of islands that makes up Indonesia almost defies comprehension – if you started visiting Indonesian islands tomorrow at a rate of 1 island each day then it would take you until the year 2056 to get round them all.

Daily Rate in Euro

1 - 2 guests Euro 3,500 per day
3 - 4 guests Euro 3,750 per day
5 - 6 guests Euro 4,000 per day
7 - 8 guests Euro 4,350 per day
9-10 guests Euro 4,850 per day

This sailing yacht is available for custom itinerary and personalized dates.
You can charter only the whole yacht or try to wait for other partecipiants to share it, prices vary on the number of guests please check the price details.

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Itinerary

Day 1

Embariking Sorong

From your arrival at Sorong Airport, a 10 minute taxi transfer brings you to yacht at anchor in Sorong harbour. We set sail for the island of Batanta – a mountainous jungle clad island that forms the southern coastline of Dampier Strait. We anchor in the midst of primary jungle in one of the many fjords that deeply indent the northern shore of Batanta.

Day 2

Batanta

Wake up to the fabulous birdsong from the jungle close at hand with huge flock of parrots, macaws and parakeets. Enjoy a morning dive or snorkel at Batanta then we set sail for the fabulous dive sites in Dampier Strait to the north.

Day 3

Manta Sandy

With over 30 world class dive sites spread over a huge area, Dampier Strait offers an enormous choice diving to match any preference and ability. One of the highlights of this area is “Manta Sandy”, a coral outcrop that is a cleaning station for huge numbers of manta rays.

Day 4

Pulau Gam

We sail north to Pulau Gam, an area of verdant jungle, miles of fringing reef, narrow mangrove channels and crystal clear water. The rare wobbegong shark is common here – we sometime see up to 4 or 5 at a time. This is a great area for jungle walks, kayaking and dingy tours.

Day 5

Island of Kawe

Continuing north we next sail to the mountainous island of Kawe. This rarely visited area has spectacular diving with large numbers of sharks.

Day 6

Archipelago of Wayag

Further to the north we spend the next 3 days in the wonderland archipelago of Wayag. With unbelievable scenery, great snorkeling and diving, beautiful beaches, thriving wildlife, superb surfing and over 300 islands to explore, Wayag is the jewel in the crown of the Raja Ampat.

Day 7

Archipelago of Wayag

Day 8

Island of Penemu

We then sail south to the island of Penemu – an island of towering limestone karst formations. This area is riddled with caves. With spectacular scenery above and below the water, Pememu also boasts over 10 world class dive sites.

Day 9

Misool

We spend this day at sea enjoying some fabulous sailing from Pemenu to Misool

Day 10

Wagmab

Enjoy 2 days of fabulous diving in the Wagmab group of SouthEast Misool. Astounding fish life and pristine coral gardens.

Day 11

Wagmab

Day 12

Wayilabatan and Warakaret island

Enjoy some of the very best diving in the world in the Wayilabatan and Warakaret island groups.

Day 13

Wayilabatan and Warakaret island

Enjoy some of the very best diving in the world in the Wayilabatan and Warakaret island groups.

Day 14

Daram

We save the best for last – spend the final day of diving in the Daram group of SE Misool.

Day 15

Sorong

Enjoy a superb sail across the Ceram Sea back to Sorong.

Price per person

€ 7275

Accomodation on selected shared cabin, check out single use and details

Deluxe double

High standard double cabin with private bathroom

cabin capacity
double bed
private bathroom

Price/person
Price may vary depending on the cruise date.

Twin

Twin cabin with private bathroom

cabin capacity
twin bed
private bathroom

Price/person
Price may vary depending on the cruise date.

fuel,
-use of the yacht,
-services of the crew,
-use of water-sports equipment,
-gourmet meals aboard,
-snacks,
-teas,
-coffees,
-soft drinks

no additional fees

charter rate is alcoholic drinks,
-national parks fees,
-scuba diving,

Entire yacht price

€ 72750

Book the entire yacht for a private trip

Naval Architect Don Brooke

SY Asia is a cutter rig sloop designed for excellent sailing performance and is marvellously equipped with the latest in navigational, communications, entertainment and safety equipment. The yacht is perfect to deliver 5 star sailing cruises for long periods in the most remote locations.

Sailing Yacht Asia deck is finished in Burmese teak combining luxurious leather sofas in the saloon with practical sunbrella sofas in the pilothouse and cockpit. The comfortable furnishings, artwork and accessories throughout have an Asian flair to suit the theme of this artfully decorated yacht. Thai silks and art provide tasteful splashes of colour to the interior décor.

Guests can enjoy relaxing in the beautifully crafted teak pilot house with its 360 degree view of the islands panorama, or lounge in the saloon plush leather seating and large picture windows.

Fully equipped for snorkeling, scuba diving, fishing, kayaking, BBQ’s, beach picnics, watching DVD’s and satellite TV or just lazing about reading a good book, SY Asia caters to every guest’s needs.

SY Asia is fully air-conditioned and perfectly laid out for charter with endless amounts of space.

SY Asia has a huge teak deck, and a large, comfortable, shaded cockpit area with twin dining tables that seat 10 guests.

ASIA has 5 ensuite staterooms for up to 10 guests. Two guest staterooms have king sized double beds, two can be set up either as twins or doubles with king size beds and the fifth stateroom forward has twin beds.

All the cabins have individual air-con controls, 220V power sockets, LCD screens, wardrobe and drawers. Each cabin has its own en-suite bathroom complete with shower, electric toilet and 220V power socket.

SY Asia combines superior quality white cottons for all the sheets, pillow cases and duvets aboard combined with decorative pure Thai silk. The yacht has the finest quality cotton bath and swim towels aboard.

Model

2009 Naval Architect Don Brooke

Length

29 m

Tender size

5 m

Air conditioning

Yes

Snorkeling equipment

Yes

Fishing equipment

Yes

Max guests

Double cabins

Bathrooms

Private Bathrooms

Yes

Crew

Chef on board

220V power sockets
LCD screen with movies and music on demand from a central server
full length wardrobes
bed side drawers

Deluxe double

High standard double cabin with private bathroom

cabin capacity
double bed
private bathroom

Twin

Twin cabin with private bathroom

cabin capacity
twin bed
private bathroom

Travel activities

Indonesia Fishing

Sadly many of the more populated parts of Indonesia have been destroyed by dynamite fishing. However, with 17,000 islands spread over such a vast area there are still many parts of Indonesia that have have thriving fish populations and enormous fish. In this environment is is essential to fish responsibly. We keep small numbers of fish for eating but the majority of fish we catch are returned to the ocean unharmed.

Indonesia Scuba Diving

While many countries use the rather tired cliché of “the best diving in the world” in their tourist literature, Indonesia can reasonably and quietly lay claim to this title. The “Raja Ampat” National Park in West Papua is considered by Conservation International as having the highest marine diversity on the planet and this view is also supported by National Geographic magazine. Komodo, Sulawesi, Alor, Wetar and the Banda islands are equally spectacular for underwater explorers. Indonesia’s diving potential has hardly been scratched – there are thousands of offshore reefs, volcanoes, pinnacles and seamounts that have never been dived before. Even experienced divers will find themselves excitedly paging through reference books trying to figure out what they have just seen underwater. Asia is fully equipped for Scuba diving for up to 8 guests. Scuba diving is charged at Euro 40 per diver per dive. This is structured so guests have the flexibility to decide during their charter how much they wish to dive. Guests only need to bring along proof of dive qualification for insurance purposes and their own dive computer/watch. Each dive is led by a highly experienced and knowledgeable dive leader. We take great pride in the quality and safety of our dive operation which is why we are repeatedly chosen by the UNDP / GEF for their remote area dive survey charters in South East Asia. We provide excellent surface support, full DAN safety equipment aboard the yacht and an emergency deploy buoy for each diver.

Indonesia Surfing

The next landmass south of Indonesia is the Antarctic. From June to September each year huge winter storms thousands of miles away in the Southern Ocean generate enormous swell that breaks on Indonesia’s south and west facing shorelines. This large swell arriving from almost the opposite direction to the prevailing wind creates magnificent conditions for surfing. The Mentawai islands, Sumatra and the Nusa Tenggara islands of Bali, Lombok and Sumbawa are now famous for their great surfing. Further afield, Doa, Raidjua and Halura are less well known islands that offer world class surfing. As with everywhere else in Indonesia, arriving by yacht allows you to get to places that others can only dream of.

Travel organizer tips

How to get to Indonesia ?
Indonesia is well linked with a network of domestic and international airports. The primary points of entry are Bali, Jakarta and Manado. Domestic flights within Indonesia are operated by: Merpati,Garuda,Trigana Air, Indonesia Indonesia Air Transport, Lion Air
Private Charter Flight

Many of the above commercial flight operators frequently have delays, cancellations or overbook the aircraft. Most domestic flights also only offer tourist class seats.

For reliable, efficient and VIP service within Indonesia it is worth considering a private aircraft charter. This also ensures you fly exactly when you want to instead of lengthy waits at airports.

Visas
All visitors to Indonesia require tourist visas. The nationals of 63 countries are granted 30 day visas on arrival. All other nationalities need to apply in advance to an Indonesian Embassy or Consulate.

See the Indonesia Embassy website for detailed information.