Which class suits us?

Group size decides it. Under twenty for a day yacht, up to thirty on a catamaran, ten to fourteen on a phinisi with proper cabins.

A traditional Indonesian sailing hull, built in teak and ironwood. They are the largest of the three classes and the ones built for multi-night cruising.

Do we pick the actual boat?

By class, we put you on the best hull free for your dates. Named vessels are booked individually.

On the catamarans and the larger hulls, yes.

Vessels · Bali

The Fleet

Three classes for most charters, and a short list of named hulls above them.

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A charter yacht under way, throwing a wake across open water

How the fleet divides

Most charters run by class — you book a day yacht, a catamaran or a phinisi and we put you on the best hull free for your dates. Above that sits a short list of named vessels booked individually.

Capacity runs from 10 to 30 guests.
Phinisi are the traditional Indonesian hull, in teak and ironwood.
Named superyachts are booked by name, not by class.

By class

The three classes

Sizes and capacities as published across the site.

Class	Length	Guests	Cabins
Luxury day yacht	15–25m	Up to 20	Day-use
Catamaran	12–20m	Up to 30	Day and overnight
Phinisi	30–45m	10–14	5–7

Luxury day yacht

Length: 15–25m
Guests: Up to 20
Cabins: Day-use

Catamaran

Length: 12–20m
Guests: Up to 30
Cabins: Day and overnight

Phinisi

Length: 30–45m
Guests: 10–14
Cabins: 5–7

Nightly rates for each class are on the cost page.

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Questions about the boats

Tell us your numbers.

Group size narrows the fleet to one or two classes immediately. Send it and we shortlist from there.