Flores
Luxury Yacht Charter

Flores Yacht Charter

Head out into some of the most unchartered and untouched tropical paradises in the world during a Flores yacht charter. Overflowing with an abundance of natural wonders on land and under the sea, this stunning island is part of Indonesia’s Lesser Sunda Island. Surrounded by glistening marine filled waters that spill onto its pink sand beaches on land, visitors will get up close and personal with its many rugged volcanic peaks, rice fields and verdant forests on land. The ideal charter destination for outdoor and nature lovers, Flores is also home to several fascinating snorkelling and diving sites, which will astound and thrill even the most experienced divers. Further inland, the island is dotted with vibrant towns and rich culture, with many villages practising local traditions to this day. A Flores yacht charter is the best way to explore the world’s largest archipelago in style and luxury.

Flores Charter Guide

Portuguese colonialists named the island Flores. The name has remained for over four centuries, meaning’ flowers’ due to its stunning flora-filled landscapes.

Mount Kelimutu

One of the most impressive natural phenomena on all of the island, the mystical tri-coloured crater lakes of Mount Kelimutu are a must-see. Never the same colour simultaneously, these lakes have changed shades over the years, from green and blue to red.

Labuan Bajo

The vibrant harbour fishing town of Labuan Bajo is known as the city of sunset. Enjoy out-of-this-world scenic views of skies and waters. The gateway to Komodo National Park, lucky visitors may even see the legendary Komodo dragon on Flores, the island itself.

Bajawa

One of the best villages to visit for a taste of authentic life on Flores, this small hillside village is surrounded by other Ngatea traditional villages. With two volcanoes located nearby and several hot springs and waterfalls, visitors have plenty to do and see here.

Maumere

Home to some of Flores’s most magical snorkelling and diving spots, Maumere is also the second-largest village on the island. Enjoy swimming among the rich marine life before heading ashore to visit some traditional, exotic open-air markets.

Riung

A small and quaint fishing village, Riung is the main access point to the 17 Islands National Park, a stunning group of islands offering spectacular snorkelling reef sites, diving and beautiful untouched beaches with an abundance of exotic wildlife.