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Navélia Yacht Charters Indonesia

Komodo

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Celestia Phinisi yacht anchored in Raja Ampat, Indonesia – private yacht charter Indonesia for luxury escapes among tropical islands.
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Navélia Yacht Charters Indonesia

overview

Sail through the UNESCO-listed Komodo National Park, home to Komodo dragons, pink beaches, and world-class diving. A luxury yacht charter in Komodo combines adventure and comfort, from island treks to pristine coral reefs.


Our curated itineraries range from three to seven nights, offering the perfect balance of exploration and relaxation. Cruise past volcanic landscapes, swim with manta rays, or unwind on deck as your crew handles every detail.

Navélia Yacht Charters Indonesia

experiences await

Sunset Sailing at Padar Island

Padar is Komodo’s most photographed island, famous for its three crescent-shaped bays. A hike to its summit rewards you with sweeping views over turquoise seas and golden hills. From the deck of your private yacht, sunsets here are an unforgettable highlight of your voyage.


World-Class Diving & Snorkeling

Komodo sits at the heart of the Coral Triangle, offering some of the richest marine biodiversity on earth. Sites such as Batu Bolong, Castle Rock, and Crystal Rock attract divers from around the world. Swim with manta rays at Manta Point or drift-snorkel through coral gardens alive with reef fish. Many of our diving yachts include a full dive center with PADI-certified instructors, making Komodo ideal for both beginners and advanced divers.


Wildlife Encounters

Komodo National Park is the only place on earth where you can see the Komodo dragon, the world’s largest lizard. Guided walks on Rinca Island and Komodo Island bring you close to these prehistoric creatures. The surrounding seas add to the spectacle — manta rays, dolphins, reef sharks, and turtles are regular sightings.


Life Onboard

Days at sea balance activity with relaxation. Begin with breakfast on deck, followed by a morning swim in a crystal-clear bay. Spend afternoons kayaking, paddleboarding, or relaxing on secluded beaches. Evenings bring cocktails at sunset, fine dining prepared by your chef, and stargazing from the deck.

Navélia Yacht Charters Indonesia

islands to explore

Rinca Island

A quieter alternative to Komodo Island, Rinca offers excellent opportunities to see Komodo dragons in their natural habitat. Guided treks also reveal buffalo, monkeys, and rich birdlife, making it a must-stop on most charters.


Pink Beach

One of only a handful of pink-sand beaches worldwide, Pink Beach is perfect for swimming, snorkeling, and paddleboarding. The unique color comes from a mix of white sand and red coral fragments — best appreciated from the bow of your yacht.


Padar Island

Padar offers one of the most iconic hikes in Indonesia. From its summit, you’ll see a 360° panorama of rugged peaks and sheltered bays where your yacht anchors below. This is also an ideal spot for photography, picnics, and drone footage.


Hidden Bays & Secluded Anchorages

Beyond the well-known islands, Komodo hides countless secret coves and sandbars. Your crew can arrange private beach barbecues, paddleboarding sessions in quiet lagoons, or overnight anchorages where yours is the only yacht in sight.

NAVÉLIA YACHT CHARTERS INDONESIA

OUR DESTINATIONS

Raja Ampat

Description

The “Four Kings” archipelago, celebrated for its coral reefs, island scenery, and unrivaled biodiversity.

Komodo

Description

UNESCO-listed park with Komodo dragons, pink beaches, and world-class diving.

Spice Islands

Description

Once the world’s spice capital, these islands mix history, culture, and thriving coral reefs.

Sumbawa

Description

A remote island east of Lombok, known for its surf breaks, volcanic terrain, and pristine marine life.

Alor

Description

A secluded archipelago with rich marine biodiversity, volcanic peaks, and traditional village life.

Sulawesi

Description

A vast island of culture, dramatic coastlines, and extraordinary marine life.

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