The Sweet Spot
Superyachts on Lombok routes carry 6–22 guests in 3–11 cabins. Eight to fourteen guests is where family groups and private celebrations sit most comfortably — enough crew attention without the scale becoming a production.
A crew-to-guest ratio you notice at every meal. Day rates from USD 2,390 per boat, weekly programmes for private expeditions, and a hull that is part of the occasion.

Realistic day rates start near USD 2,390 per boat for smaller superyachts carrying 10–14 guests. Larger vessels with more cabins, more toys and more service staff scale up from there, and ultra-luxury programmes in Indonesia often run weekly at USD 80,000–250,000 plus expenses.
Included as standard: ensuite air-conditioned cabins, three meals plus snacks, soft drinks, licensed crew, tender, snorkelling gear and a standard fuel allowance. Alcohol, premium wine, diving, park fees and long repositioning legs sit outside — itemised, not buried.

Superyachts on Lombok routes carry 6–22 guests in 3–11 cabins. Eight to fourteen guests is where family groups and private celebrations sit most comfortably — enough crew attention without the scale becoming a production.
A master suite, several doubles or queens, and a limited number of triple or family cabins. All air-conditioned, all with private bathrooms, hot showers and daily housekeeping.
Indoor salon, al-fresco dining, shaded lounges and a sundeck. On a 6D5N Lombok–Komodo run, having three separate places to sit is what makes the fifth day as good as the first.
For two people or a honeymoon, a superyacht is an expensive way to use one cabin. A smaller sailing yacht or phinisi is the more efficient choice, and we will say so.

A short shakedown with the full crew and every toy deployed.
From USD 3,400 / charter

Sekotong Bay, where the anchorages are genuinely empty.
From USD 4,900 / charter

Moyo and Satonda, with the tender running waterfalls all afternoon.
From USD 5,200 / charter

The signature eastern run, with park permits handled ahead.
From USD 5,900 / charter

A repositioning voyage that ends at a Flores departure gate.
From USD 6,400 / charter

The long expedition east. Planned around weather windows, months ahead.
From USD 18,500 / charter
Private bathrooms, hot showers and daily housekeeping in every cabin.
Chef on board, plus soft drinks, coffee and tea throughout the day.
Higher crew-to-guest ratio than the rest of the fleet, and it shows in the service.
Tender for every landing, snorkelling gear, and a standard fuel allowance.
Day rates start from about USD 2,390 per boat as of August 2026 for smaller superyachts carrying up to 10–14 guests. Larger vessels scale upward, and ultra-luxury superyachts in Indonesia often work on weekly rates equivalent to USD 80,000–250,000 or more, plus expenses.
Superyachts serving Lombok generally accommodate 6–22 guests in 3–11 cabins, with the sweet spot around 8–14. Layouts mix a master suite with doubles, queens and a limited number of triple or family cabins, all ensuite and air-conditioned.
Alcohol and premium wines, diving packages, national park fees and long repositioning legs are usually costed separately. Everything else — cabins, crew, chef, three meals, soft drinks, tender, snorkelling gear and standard fuel — sits inside the rate.
From Lombok: 2D1N Gili loops, 3D2N through the Secret Gilis of Sekotong Bay, and three to six nights into Sumbawa and Komodo National Park. Longer Raja Ampat expeditions are seasonal and need planning months ahead around the weather window.

Superyacht availability moves early, particularly for July and August. Share your dates and we will hold what fits while the proposal is written.
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