Indonesia
Luxury Yacht Charter

Indonesia

Indonesia Yacht Charter

Indonesia is a unique charter destination offering uninhabited islands, incredible sceneries, volcanic crater lakes, and a culture like no other. The country is teeming with unique wildlife and incredible backdrops which showcase Mother Nature in her finest. For those looking to explore Indonesia’s various terrains, a charter to Raja Ampat is the ideal choice. Best explored by water, Raja Ampat is home to some of the world’s top diving sites, including awe-inspiring coral reefs that are just as rich and diverse as the aquatic species that live there. Its raw beauty remains remote and secluded, making it the perfect charter destination for those looking to truly get away from it all.

Indonesia Charter Guide

Located just off the coast of West Papua, Raja Ampat consists of an archipelago of 1,500 islands. Often described as one of the most biologically diverse marine habitats in the world, the rugged limestone islands are covered in thick, lush tropical jungles fringed by white sand beaches. The islands’ broad cultural heritage is varied and can be seen everywhere from its prehistoric cave paintings an

SORONG

Start your luxury yacht charter in Sorong, also known as the gate to Raja Ampat. Kick back and relax as you cruise through the Damier Strait and see how many pods of dolphins you can spot. If you’re lucky, you may even see some migrating whales. Afterwards anchor in Kabui Bay, the ideal place for bird watching or snorkelling, as it is home to some beautiful coral formations.

MISOOL

If you are a fan of diving, then you will love Misool. Home to some of the best diving spots globally, including Magic Mountain and Boo Windows, the waters by Misool are inhabited with a diverse range of marine life, including several types of sea turtles, manta rays and colourful fish. There are several caves in the area which offer helpful insights into the local life and history. Ashore, visit one of the pearl farms to watch the locals at work.

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Head to Wayag Island, where you can take in sensational panoramic views of the bays and small isles surrounding its white-sand beaches. Head ashore and hike to the top of the limestone cliffs, for an unrivalled view of your surroundings. Afterwards, enjoy some snorkelling in its pristine lagoon or visit the ranger station to see baby blacktip reef sharks.

WAYAG

WAIGEO

The largest of the four main islands in the Raja Ampat archipelago, Waigeo is ideal for birdwatching. Visit the Saporen village and learn more about famous naturalist Alfred Russel Wallace’s quest to find the Red Bird of Paradise. See if you can spot the beauty yourself at dawn, before exploring the mangroves and trekking through the forest to the local waterfall.