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Property Details

Type: Luxury Vessel

Summary: Yacht Type: Phinisi Schooner

Feature: The ultimate sea-safari

Rooms: 12 guests in 5 cabins

Location: Indonesia

Transfer: Sailing Area: Komodo National Park (May - Oct) & Raja Ampat (Nov – Mar)

Luxury Holidays On Board Tiger Blue

Tiger Blue is an impressive thirty-four-metre- long phinisi, built by Master Builder, Haji Abdullah. Typical of local Indonesian vessels, yet British-owned, she is truly unique and offers all the trappings of a luxury yacht, with beautiful interiors in the local Balinese style. The Captain and 12 attentative crew provide peerless comfort in an informal atmosphere, while a professional Chef serves delicious food against a stunning background. There is something for all generations on Tiger Blue, with special emphasis on families. Children will love this yacht - solid wooden construction, high bulwarks and sails that evoke a pirate ship, plus deck-beds for sleeping out under the stars, while confident swimmers can enjoy the freedom of jumping from the towering bow spirit into the balmy seas.

Why Tiger Blue is so special...

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Pricing

Stay 7 nights from £4,524 p.p. (low season) and from £4,963 p.p. (high season) in a Standard Cabin, on all inclusive basis.
Flights and transfers available at an additional cost.

Prices shown are for guidance only and other pricing is available. Prices are subject to change due to availability, special offers and currency fluctuation. Please call for details.

Accommodation and Dining Experiences

Find the best room for you, and discover the exceptional restaurants that await...

Overview

One Master Cabin with king-size bed, two Superior Cabins with king-size beds and extra single beds, and two Standard Cabins with king-size beds.

Amenities

Children Are Welcome
Fishing
Kneeboard
Private Chef
Scuba-Diving
Sea-Kayaking
Snorkelling
Wakeboarding
Water-Skiing

In Addition

Guests of all ages can savour their own pace of doing things and enjoy a host of experiences. For those who like things at a slower pace there's beautiful sunsets to watch taking fascinating shore visits to be made, whilst for those who like their thrills there's wake boarding and diving.

Indonesia Travel Information

Best Time To Travel

JAN
FEB
MAR
APR
MAY
JUN
JUL
AUG
SEP
OCT
NOV
DEC
Best

Capital

Jakarta

Language

Time Difference

Currency

Indonesia Rupiah

Voltage

220v

Climate

Indonesia’s close proximity to the Equator means approximately twelve hours of glorious sunshine a day, alongside a warm tropical climate with year-round temperatures averaging 31°C. The western monsoon brings the dry season, between May and October, when humidity levels are reduced and refreshing breezes blow in from the west, making this the best time to visit (rainfall at this time is infrequent and usually falls at night or in the early morning). Between November and April, the north east monsoon brings drenching rains to the western islands – the heaviest of which are between December and January – alongside continuously high humidity and, often, rough sea conditions.

Getting There

Flight Information
Singapore Airlines from London Heathrow and Manchester to Singapore, British Airways and Qantas from London Heathrow to Singapore with onward connecting flights to Bali and Lombok; Malaysia Airlines from London Heathrow with onward connecting flights to Bali, Lombok and Java.

Flight Time
From London Heathrow to Bali: 16 hours (excludes touchdown time in Singapore).

Scuba Diving

Forming one corner of the 'Coral Triangle' and containing over 3,000 fish species and 600 species of coral, steep walls, deep water trenches, underwater volcanic mountains, World War II wrecks, and an endless variety of macro life, Indonesia is probably one of the worlds’ best dive sites. To the east of Bali lies the Lombok Strait, through which flows the greatest volume of tidal water on earth, creating some powerful currents and rollercoaster rides that characterise Bali’s best scuba diving sites. The strong currents cleanse the water and create fantastic visibility of the pelagic fish – mola mola and sunfish – that visit regularly.

Temples and Monuments

A nation of spirituality and various religions, Indonesia is home to some of the world’s most beautiful, striking and intriguing temples. Take a trip to beguiling Bali, home to an utterly staggering 10,000 temples, or visit the gem in Java’s crown: the famed and stunning Borobodur Temple, the largest Buddhist monument in existence. Other islands house a number of these beautiful sites of worship, whilst Lombok boasts a unique mixture of temples and mosques. The holiest compound on the island, Pura Lingsar, is multi-denominational, offering spaces of prayer for both Balinese Hindus and Lombok’s strand of Islam.

Culture

Forget your modern worries and lose track of time as you immerse yourself in the various beguiling cultures of Indonesia’s islands. Live like a local as you experience the hustle and bustle of traditional markets, stroll past ancient villages, or take a trip through the picturesque rice fields of Bali and Java. The beautiful city of Ubud in Bali is home to countless temples, museums and galleries; Java’s Yogyakarta showcases the island’s spirituality, tradition and creativity; whilst Sumba’s regions each boast their own world-famous and beautiful Ikat weavings.

Beaches

Walk atop inimitably pristine, powdery white sand that leads you out to the clear, turquoise-coloured waters of the Indian Ocean – welcome to paradise! For exclusivity and luxury, Bali’s beaches are among the best in the world, whilst Lombok offers the same stunning natural beauty in quieter, more rustic surroundings. Enjoy a mesmerising boat ride to Indonesia’s Gili Islands for a true taste of island paradise, or take to the waves with world-class surfing around the archipelago; Sumba Island boasts one of the world’s most coveted waves, ‘God’s Left’, offering a real challenge to even the most experienced surfers.

Wildlife Encounters

The diversity of Indonesia continues to the archipelago’s wonderful wildlife; prepare to encounter some fascinating, varied and beautiful creatures, both on land and at sea. Meet the cheeky Balinese Long Tailed Monkeys at Bali’s captivating Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary, observing the daily activities of these charming animals. Home to an array of rare, intriguing wildlife, why not visit Java’s UNESCO-listed Ujung Kulong National Park, the last refuge of the One-Horned Javan Rhinoceros – one of the world’s most endangered species? For utterly mesmerising life beneath the Indian Ocean, embark on a mind-blowing scuba-diving excursion, meeting colourful tropical fish, octopus, Reef Sharks and more!

Volcanoes

Boasting some of planet Earth’s most dramatic and striking landscapes, Indonesia is home to a number of utterly breathtaking volcanoes. Java houses the famed Gunung Bormo peak, standing at 2392 metres tall, whilst the neighbouring island of Krakatoa is home to the iconic, world-famous Krakatau Peak. Not only are these volcanic landscapes a joy to marvel at and explore, they are also considered holy by many Indonesians; the trinity of sacred mountains, according to the Balinese, comprises Mount Rinjani – the second tallest in Lombok – Agung in Bali and Java’s Bromo mountains.

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