Sail Catamaran
Up to 14 guests · 7–9 knots. Twin hulls mean almost no roll at anchor. The best price-to-deck-space ratio in the fleet, and the easiest boat for guests who have never spent a day at sea.
Five categories, one honest comparison. Capacity, cruising speed, comfort and price — laid side by side so you can stop guessing which boat the brochure is actually describing.

The right boat depends on three things: how many of you there are, how far you are going, and whether you would rather arrive quickly or arrive well.
Catamarans give stability and deck space. Phinisi give atmosphere and overnight comfort. Motor yachts give you back your afternoons. Superyachts give you a crew-to-guest ratio you will notice at every meal.

Up to 14 guests · 7–9 knots. Twin hulls mean almost no roll at anchor. The best price-to-deck-space ratio in the fleet, and the easiest boat for guests who have never spent a day at sea.
20–30 guests · 15–20 knots. The widest platform we run. Chosen for corporate days, launches and large family groups who need space more than they need pace.
Up to 12 guests · 15–25 knots. Lombok to the Gilis in 20–30 minutes instead of two hours. Buys back a half-day on any 3D2N itinerary.
Up to 12 guests · 7–9 knots. Wooden Indonesian schooner with enclosed salon and ensuite cabins. The natural choice for multi-day Lombok–Komodo crossings.
Up to 14 guests. Higher crew-to-guest ratio, more toys, premium finishes. For private expeditions and hosting where the vessel is part of the statement.
Every vessel is quoted per boat, fully crewed. Ask for current day rates.

Best mix of price and deck space for Trawangan, Meno and Air in one day.
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Ensuite AC cabins and an indoor salon for the Secret Gilis at anchor.
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Room to brand, room to meet, and reliable timing between anchorages.
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Range and overnight comfort for the four- to six-night eastern crossing.
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Crew ratio, toys and finishes for high-end hosting and long-range travel.
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Two to eight hours of private boat time when a full day is not on offer.
By the hour
Deck capacity and cabin capacity are different numbers. Fourteen on deck often means six in beds.
A slow hull on a tight schedule spends your holiday in transit. Match speed to distance.
Twin hulls barely move. Monohulls roll. It matters most for guests who sleep lightly.
Park fees, diving and long repositioning legs sit outside the day rate. Ask for them itemised.
For a day trip to the Gilis, a sail catamaran up to 14 guests gives the best mix of value and deck space. For overnights in Sekotong Bay, a phinisi or motor yacht with ensuite AC cabins is more comfortable. Corporate groups usually take a power catamaran for the space and the schedule reliability. Ask for price once you know the boat and the dates.
Phinisi and sail catamarans cruise at 7–9 knots. Power catamarans and motor yachts run 15–25 knots. On the Lombok–Gili hop that is the difference between 20 minutes and close to two hours, which compounds across a multi-day itinerary.
Day capacity and sleeping capacity differ. A catamaran carrying 16 on deck usually sleeps 6–8 in cabins. Phinisi typically offer 4–9 cabins for 8–18 guests. Superyachts run 3–11 cabins, with the sweet spot at 8–14 guests.
Different, not lesser. Phinisi are slower and made of wood, but they carry larger shaded decks, enclosed salons and generous ensuite cabins. For multi-day Komodo crossings they are the most-chosen hull for exactly that reason.

Send guest count, dates and where you want to end up. We will come back with two or three hulls that genuinely fit, and the reason for each.
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