Sailing – Indonesia

Travel the archipelago aboard a traditional Phinisi cruiser, with routes including Komodo, the Spice Islands, and Raja Ampat.

A traditional Indonesian Phinisi yacht sailing past island silhouettes at sunset.
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Venture into the Indonesian archipelago and experience an adventure through some of the world’s most exceptional marine areas aboard an extraordinary Phinisi cruiser. Witness the Komodo dragon in its natural habitat and dive the pristine waters of the Flores Sea, explore the Spice Islands, or venture to the extraordinary Raja Ampat islands.

Discover this cluster of seven tiny islands in Eastern Indonesia’s vast Banda Sea on a 10-night voyage.

For centuries, the islands were the world’s only source of nutmeg, earning the Moluccas their nickname – the Spice Islands. Each tropical paradise is blanketed in dense forests, and the water surrounding the islands is teeming with sea life. Charming villages can be found on five of the islands, with traces of Dutch forts on Banda Neira, Banda Besar and Run.

Discover the fabled Komodo dragon in its UNESCO-protected homeland on a voyage from Amanwana on Moyo Island. Set just 125 miles (200 kilometres) from the resort, Komodo National Park is a wonderland of natural beauty, and the surrounding east Indonesian archipelago is renowned for some of the best diving in the world. The itinerary can be adjusted to suit preferences both before arrival and once underway.

Raja Ampat Cruise Expedition

An expedition to one of the planet’s most diverse landscapes – where the Pacific and Indian Oceans meet. The Raja Ampat islands encompass more than 40,000 square kilometres of unparalleled marine life and thousands of islands, cays and shoals cloaked in tropical jungle. The itinerary can be adjusted to suit preferences, both before arrival and once underway.

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