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Rates · Bali

What a Bali Charter Costs

Whole-yacht rates with a four-night minimum. Weekly is the usual unit, and the season moves the number more than anything else.

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A charter yacht lying at anchor over a turquoise reef

How the price is set

Four things move the number: the vessel, the length of the charter, the size of your group and the season. The yacht is priced whole and per night — crew, chef and dive guides included — with a four-night minimum.

  • May to September gives the best seas and the softest rates.
  • December and January carry holiday pricing.
  • Larger groups move you up a vessel class, not just a price band.

Indicative, per week

Season by season, 2026–2027

For the whole yacht, not per person. We quote on enquiry rather than publish a rate: the figure depends on the hull, the route and how far ahead you book.

Jan–Apr 2026

Season
Shoulder
What it means for the rate
Wet season easing off; the holiday peak is behind you.

May–Jul 2026

Season
Low
What it means for the rate
Best seas of the year arriving, and the softest rates with them.

Jul–Nov 2026

Season
Low
What it means for the rate
Dry season throughout. The value window.

Dec 2026–Jan 2027

Season
Peak
What it means for the rate
Holiday demand. Book earliest, expect the top of the year.

Feb 2027

Season
Shoulder
What it means for the rate
Quiet and wet. The most room to negotiate.

December and January are holiday season. Named superyachts are quoted separately. Ask for price.

In and out

What the rate does and does not carry

Inside the rate

Crew, chef and dive guides. Fuel on standard charters, basic beverages and the standard itineraries.

Billed separately

Premium beverages, special dining, dive equipment upgrades and airport transfers.

The tourist levy

A one-time government levy per foreign visitor, charged once rather than per night. Ask for price.

Minimum charter

Four nights for a multi-day charter. Weekly is the unit most bookings use.

Getting a figure

Five steps to a real quote

  1. Pick the vessel class

    By group size first, then by the itinerary you want to run.

  2. Set the duration

    Four nights minimum. Weekly rates are the norm and usually the better value.

  3. Check the season

    May to September for the seas. December and January carry holiday pricing.

  4. Ask for the all-in rate

    So the number you agree is the number you pay at the end.

  5. Add what sits outside

    The tourist levy and airport transfers, if they are not already in.

On money

Questions about the number

Get the real number.

Tell us the dates, the group and the kind of yacht. You get a shortlist and a per-night, all-in figure — not a brochure.

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