Phinisi 131 - From US$ 60,000 per week

This custom Traditional Gaff 40m is the newest and by far the most spacious traditional sailing yacht sailing the exotic Indonesian archipelago and beyond, in adventurous luxury. Broad-beamed and well-ballasted, The yacht offers unmatched stability and comfort. A symphony in 100-year old tropical hardwoods – her teak finishes more reminiscent of a fine guitar than of a ship – no detail has been left to chance in ensuring your comfort, safety and enjoyment.

Bringing together traditional Phinisi design and 21st century technology, she was built in Sulawesi, Indonesia as a unique luxury owner’s yacht, finished in tropical hardwoods by Bali’s finest cabinetmakers who spent more than 200,000 man-hours on the final fit-out.

Beautifully handcrafted in 100-year old teak and ironwood with an attention to detail unmatched by any other Phinisi schooner ever built, the yacht offers you a unique opportunity to explore the fascinating Indonesian archipelago – and beyond, to Thailand, Burma and the Andamans – in luxury and total privacy, far from the crowded marinas and touristed beaches of the standard Asian cruising destinations.

Fully crewed with gourmet chef, cabin staff, and scuba and leisure facilities, she offers every modern convenience – from air-conditioned cabins and lounges to satellite communications and powerful battery banks allowing for quiet-boat operation with all engines shut down. She is now available for private luxury yacht charters – diving the rich coral reefs, anchoring in secluded lagoons, and experiencing the fascinating cultural and natural diversity which is East Indonesia.

You can choose among an almost unlimited range of activities – from the most adventurous: diving some of the world’s richest coral reefs, climbing smoking volcanoes or hiking through villages rarely seen by outsiders, to the most relaxing - land on a virgin tropical islands with not another ship on the horizon, or lounge on our sweeping teak decks, enjoying the cuisine, and letting the tropics flow slowly past.