Amandira
Private sailing,
World-class diving
Couples
Families
Amandira was built by Indonesia’s Konjo boatbuilders using age-old techniques, bringing together the romance of the old spice trade and thoroughly modern comforts.
It’s yachting with real character, and one of the most special ways to explore Indonesia’s islands.
Picture days of diving, snorkelling and island-hopping, then dinner on deck as the sun sinks into the sea.
The route varies with the season. You might cruise Komodo National Park, with its clear waters and white-sand beaches, or head east to Raja Ampat, where the coral reefs and marine life are some of the richest on the planet.
The boat carries the latest diving equipment, and you can even gain your PADI certification with the onboard instructor.
With 14 crew looking after a maximum of ten guests, service is seamless. There’s an onboard masseur to ease tired muscles after a day in the water, and a spacious deck with sun loungers for lazy afternoons.
All in all, this is one of Indonesia’s ultimate sailing experiences, perfect for a truly special holiday.
The Rooms
There are five cabins, with space for up to ten guests.
Each one has its own ensuite bathroom and a comfortable lounge area.
Out on deck, there’s plenty of room to spread out, from sun loungers by day to a long table for sunset dinners.
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