Samara I and II are two beautiful Phinisi yachts commonly sailing around Komodo National Park, but also other parts of Indonesia.
At 27 metres in length, Samara I is the slightly larger of the two, featuring five cabins and being able to welcome a maximum of twelve guests at a time. Samara is 23 metres long with four cabins and space for a maximum of ten guests.
Both yachts are beautiful examples of blending the world-famous traditional Indonesian craftsmanship of Phinisi boats with modern amenities and comforts for guests.
Samara I and II are a fantastic choice for family trips, group vacations, or a once-in-a-lifetime celebration.
With years of experience in the yachting industry, Yacht Charter Indonesia hand-selects its vessels and crafts curated trips around the most beautiful destinations in Indonesia.
Why Choose Samara Yacht I or II for a Liveaboard Trip?
With so many boats to choose from in Indonesia, it can feel overwhelming to select the right one for you and your individual needs.
Both Samara yachts are a great choice for a trip around Komodo National Park, especially if you’ve been looking for a boat that looks traditional, but comes with modern comforts and convenience.
With air conditioning, daily housekeeping, indoor lounges, BBQ facilities, and much more, these yachts provide luxuries that will take your trip to the next level.
Notable are also the many different seating and lounge areas on board, which make both Samara I and II stand out.
What Do Samara I and II Include?
Let’s break down the details of what you can expect from a luxury yacht excursion on board Samara I or Samara II.
Please note that individual amenities and activities might be subject to availability depending on your route, the season, and itinerary. Please inquire with Yacht Charter Indonesia and the tour operator for more details.
1. Accommodation & Comfort
Samara I can welcome up to twelve guests in its five cabins – three of which are doubles and the other two doubles with an additional single bed in the room. All cabins have an ensuite bathroom, and the layout perfectly lends itself to families with children or groups of friends.
Samara II is only slightly smaller, with four cabins and space for up to ten guests. Two cabins are doubles, and the other two are doubles with a single bunk bed. Note that two of these share a bathroom.
Compared to Samara I, Samara II’s cabins are a little bit more compact due to the boat’s smaller size, which is important to know before booking.
2. Dining & Cuisine
Samara I stands out with its indoor dining room that offers beautiful views of the surrounding ocean through the large windows. There are several lounges and seating areas available on board, making this one of the most comfortable Phinisi yachts available for relaxing and enjoying the scenery.
Samara II has just as many options for sitting and watching the waves, as well as their spacious outdoor dining table at the bow. This yacht is ideal for visiting romantic yacht destinations.
There is also the salon – a dining area located inside – which is especially useful in case of bad weather.
The cuisine served on board both yachts is a fantastic blend of local Indonesian specialties, fresh seafood, and international options. Inquire when booking if customisable menus are a possibility for your trip.
3. Crew & Services
Both Samara I and II offer impeccable service to their guests, and the crew are seasoned professionals when it comes to both hospitality and safely operating a large vessel.
There are six crew members aboard each yacht to ensure your trip is as comfortable as possible and your every wish is tended to.
4. Activities on board Samara I and Samara II
Exact activities available on a yachting trip will, of course, depend on the itinerary, season, and exact route available. For example, Komodo Island offers a range of activities, including trekking and relaxing on the beach.
Furthermore, both Samara I and Samara II are equipped for diving excursions and, of course, carry snorkeling equipment on board. They also have paddle boards available to guests, as well as wetsuits.
That equipment provides so much help when you want to swim with Manta Rays. Other activities may be available upon special request, so inquire to find out more.
5. Destinations
Samara I and II usually spend most of their time sailing around Komodo National Park, but are also available for routes through other parts of Indonesia.
Inquire with Yacht Charter Indonesia today to discuss availability, itineraries, and more.
Comparison Table Between Samara I and Samara II Yachts
To give a better overview, you can find the exact differences between Samara I and II in the table below.
| Feature | Samara I | Samara II |
|---|---|---|
| Price | US$4,600++/night | US$4,500++/night |
| Length | 27m (88.6 ft) | 23m (75.5 ft) |
| Cabins | 5 | 4 |
| Guests | 12 | 10 |
| Crew | 6 | 6 |
| Lounge | Available | Available |
| Sun Deck | Available | Available |
| Ensuite Bathroom(s) | Available | Not Available |
| Bar | Available | Available |
| Airconditioning | Available | Available |
| BBQ | Available | Available |
| Daily Housekeeping | Available | Available |
| Indoor Lounge | Available | Available |
| Open Air Dining Area | Available | Available |
| Paddleboard | Available | Available |
| Diving Equipment | Available | Available |
| Dive Compressor | Available | Available |
| Snorkelling Equipment | Available | Available |
| Wet-suits | Available | Available |
| Bluetooth music system | Available | Not Available |
| Deck-shower | Available | Not Available |
Plan Your Samara Yacht Charter
Are you ready to embark on the trip of a lifetime? Samara I and Samara II are two beautiful choices when it comes to Phinisi yachts in Indonesia, and you cannot go wrong with either one.
We recommend Samara I for those looking for a bit more space, especially when travelling with a larger group. Samara II is more compact, but makes up for it with its comfortable seating areas and saloon.
Samara I and II are the perfect choice for the trip of a lifetime – what are you waiting for? Plan your trip with Yacht Charter Indonesia.
