Phinisi, schooners and one small liveaboard.

Step aboard Sanctuary, a 48-metre yacht launched in the summer of 2024. It blends timeless design with modern elegance across nine cabins, and carries a crew of eighteen.

Mutiara Laut, Pearl of the Sea, is a classic expedition sailing yacht, hand-built with care and rooted in Indonesian craftsmanship. Forty-six metres, seven cabins, and sails that go up properly.

Alore is a modern premium phinisi schooner offering luxury liveaboard cruising and diving in Komodo National Park. Seven guest cabins, ten crew, thirty-seven and a half metres.

Sail the Komodo National Park and East Sumbawa's tropical shores aboard Ikan Kayu, and call at Gili Banta, a deserted island of pristine beaches and reef.

Five cabins, a crew of nine, paddleboards, a 5.5-metre speedboat tender and a cinema on board.

One of the most comfortable vessels in the fleet for both leisure and diving. Cajoma IV is handcrafted in ironwood and teak, combining the character of a traditional boat with modern comfort across four cabins.

Splendour is inspired by the classic charm of 1920s American pleasure yachts and built in Ara, Sulawesi. Its open-plan layout carries indoor comfort out into the weather, from the saloon and lounge to the wide upper deck.

On board: eight snorkelling sets, a double stand-up paddleboard, two wakeboards, two surfboards, air conditioning throughout and an onboard freshwater maker.

Jofiel is a traditional ironwood phinisi schooner built in 2017, sized for small groups: three cabins, seven guests, six crew. Suited to authentic Indonesian cruising and diving rather than scale.

Built in 2012 and 15.5 metres long, Kelana carries one master cabin, one double and one bunk cabin, plus a living room, kitchen, dining lounge and a lounge deck, all of it in wood.

Three dives a day with a divemaster, trekking on Komodo and Padar, Pink Beach, Kalong Island at dusk, and dinner cooked on a beach with nobody else on it.