Otium
A 48-metre private phinisi, hand-built in Indonesian ironwood and teak, with six suites for twelve guests and fifteen crew, cruising Komodo, Alor, Raja Ampat and the Spice Islands.
Silolona
A 50-metre phinisi built by Konjo boatbuilders in 2004 and sailing Indonesia ever since, carrying 12 guests in five culturally themed cabins with a crew of 17, from Komodo and Raja Ampat west to the Mergui Archipelago.
LAMIMA
A 65.2-metre ironwood sailing yacht hand-built in South Sulawesi in 2014, carrying 14 guests in seven ensuite cabins across Raja Ampat, the Spice Islands and Komodo, with diving and all water sports included from USD 189,000 per week.
Prana by Atzaró
A 55-metre, nine-suite phinisi built by hand in ironwood and teak, crossing Komodo, the Spice Islands and Raja Ampat year round for up to 18 guests from USD 140,000 per week.
C
A strikingly elegant 54.2m Baglietto masterpiece by Horacio Bozzo, built in 2021 for families who demand modern Italian design at its finest.
Sport
The inaugural Feadship F45 Vantage with Donald Starkey interiors, all five guest cabins on the main deck, a 4x2m skylight in the master and a drop-down stern flap.
Riva
The 48-metre family-owned mini-cruiser Riva pairs Burmese-teak decks with contemporary comforts, offering a sun deck with Jacuzzi, gym and thirty loungers and seventeen boutique-hotel cabins, cruising the Croatian Adriatic for 36 guests.
Lady Kathryn V
The last of the 61-metre Lurssen series, with a secret sea terrace hidden behind the master suite panelling, a full wellness deck and intimate, story-filled spaces that reward exploration.
Christina G
A 33.56-metre Kingship with Vripack naval architecture, Luiz de Basto dark-wood interiors, Quantum zero-speed stabilisers and al fresco dining on two decks.
Bleu de Nimes
The 72.25-metre Clelands explorer Bleu de Nimes is a former Royal Navy ship reborn as a 20,000nm-range world cruiser, with 13 cabins for large groups, twin sundeck jacuzzis, cinema and helipad, cruising the Mediterranean and Indian Ocean.
