Sail Catamaran
Up to 14 guests. USD per boat per day. The entry point, and the best deck space per dollar in the fleet.
Every rate on this page is per boat, not per person. Day charters and multi-day routes are quoted against your dates and routing. Here is what moves the number.

A charter is priced for the whole vessel with crew. That means the cost per head falls as your group grows, and it means comparing us with a per-person tour is comparing two different things.
Quotes separate the yacht from the extras — fuel for the agreed route, crew and chef, meals, gear. Park fees, diving packages and long repositioning legs are listed as line items rather than folded into a headline number.

Fully crewed vessels, quoted per boat and confirmed against your dates.
Up to 14 guests. USD per boat per day. The entry point, and the best deck space per dollar in the fleet.
Up to 12 guests. Buys back time on any itinerary that covers real distance — 15 to 25 knots against 7 to 9.
Twenty to thirty guests. The largest deck we run, and the format corporate days and big families take.
Up to 12 guests. Teak schooner with enclosed saloon and ensuite cabins, day use or liveaboard.
Up to 14 guests. Higher crew-to-guest ratio, more toys, premium finishes.

Ensuite AC cabins, chef and tender included.
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The western corridor across the Wallace Line.
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Moyo, Satonda and seasonal Saleh Bay.
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The signature eastern crossing into the park.
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No return leg. Fly home from Flores.
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Five nights, with real time in Sumbawa.
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The seasonal repositioning voyage east.
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Capacity, speed and comfort across all five hull types.
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Hull, size and amenities. The gap between a sail cat and a superyacht is roughly 2×.
July and August sit at the top of every band. April and October are consistently better value.
Cabin configuration matters more than guest count on multi-day charters.
Fuel and operational hours. Adding Saleh Bay or a dive day is quoted, not absorbed.
Park fees, diving, specialist guides and open bar sit outside the base rate.
You get a breakdown, not a single number to take on trust.
Per boat, always. A day charter costs the same whether two of you board or fourteen. That is the structural difference from a per-person tour, and it is why the maths favours charter once your group reaches four or more.
The vessel, licensed captain and crew, chef, standard meals, mineral water, coffee and tea, snorkelling gear, a tender, and fuel for the agreed route. Premium Komodo and Raja Ampat itineraries can bundle park permits and harbour fees — stated explicitly in your quote.
Alcohol beyond the bundled soft drinks, gratuities, diving packages and specialist guides, and national park entry fees. They are itemised separately so you can see and control them rather than finding them inside a headline figure.
Rates move with dates, route and vessel availability, which is why we quote rather than publish a list. A written quotation against your specific dates usually comes back within 24 to 48 hours and is firm once accepted.

Send dates, group size and where you want to go. A written breakdown comes back with everything separated — no single figure to take on trust.
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