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Sunrise departure from North Lombok, coffee on the foredeck while the crew clears the mooring.
For anyone whose holiday is shorter than their list. Fifteen to twenty-five knots turns a two-hour transfer into twenty minutes, and gives the afternoon back.

Modern planing hulls cross from Lombok to the Gili Islands in twenty to thirty minutes. On a slower boat that is an hour and a half each way — three hours of a single day, gone.
It compounds. On a 3D2N or 4D3N itinerary, a fast hull is the difference between three anchorages and six. We calculate sailing times between actual points, so the plan you approve is the plan the sea allows.

Sunrise departure from North Lombok, coffee on the foredeck while the crew clears the mooring.
First snorkel before the day boats arrive. Turtles are easiest in the first hour of light.
Lunch at anchor in the Secret Gilis of Sekotong Bay — an hour away at speed, half a day away otherwise.
Sunset off the southwest tip, then a fast run home in the dark with the crew on radar.
Day rates per boat, fully crewed. Multi-day quoted per charter.

Trawangan, Meno and Air with time for three stops, not one.
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Sekotong Bay and back inside a single day, lunch at anchor included.
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Across the Wallace Line at 18 knots, two ecosystems in one charter.
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Sumbawa becomes a long weekend rather than a week.
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Padar and Pink Beach without spending the trip in transit.
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Whale sharks when the season allows. Never guaranteed, always worth asking.
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Highest top speed and a sport-cruiser feel. Up to 12 guests, quoted per boat.
Trades a little pace for stability and deck space. 20–30 guests, quoted per boat.
Quietest and cheapest to run, but 7–9 knots. Wrong tool for a tight schedule.
Distance per day. Under 20 nautical miles, take the space. Over it, take the speed.
Motor yachts and power catamarans on Lombok routes cruise between 15 and 25 knots depending on sea state and load. At 18 knots the 20–25 nautical mile hop to Nusa Penida takes about 70–90 minutes, against several hours on a displacement hull.
Private day charters from Lombok are quoted for the whole vessel with crew, not per person — a motor yacht for up to 12 guests, or a power catamaran for 20–30. Ask for price against your dates and routing.
Monohull motor yachts give the highest speed and a sport-cruiser feel, ideal for quick runs between Lombok, the Gilis and Nusa Penida. Power catamarans give up a little peak speed for stability at anchor and much more deck space, which suits larger groups.
It can be. Planing hulls slam more in a short chop, so on exposed crossings the captain will slow down rather than punch through. We schedule long legs for the calmer parts of the day for exactly this reason.

Tell us how many days you actually have. We will build the itinerary that fits them, with honest transit times against every leg.
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