Tiger Blue Yacht,Indonesia

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Tiger Blue Yacht,Indonesia

Tiger Blue is a traditional 34m timber phinisi yacht which operates around the stunning islands of Eastern Indonesia. The boat has been designed for families or group of friends travelling together, accommodating up to 12 guests. The boat is also designed for keen divers offering year-round schedules to Komodo Island and Raja Ampat. With 10-member crew offering 5 Star service, it serves as a perfect choice to explore the alluring waters of the Indonesian Archipelago.

Set within this beautifully crafted Tiger Blue yacht are just 5 cabins. All are comfortable, spacious, air-conditioned and have en suite bathrooms with hot showers. They include two master beds, two with twin beds and one family cabin with a double and two bunks. Dining options include a variety of Asian and Western cuisine prepared fresh daily by the executive chef. Breakfast is western hot and cold choices, while lunch and dinners are 3 course meals served on the deck.

Facilities aboard the Tiger Blue include a fully equipped PADI dive operation with a Dive Master. Four dives per day are included and there is snorkelling equipment, two rib tenders, water skis, knee boards and canoes. In the evenings, the crew will set up bean bags and a bonfire on a secluded beach, perfect for sundowners and also set a BBQ is desired. For the good night sleep, guests can opt to sleep al fresco on the deck for a true magical experience.

Destination

Komodo National Park, Indonesia

Hotel Type

Boat/Yacht

Location Type

On the Water

Amenities

24hr Room Service
Bar/Pub
Childcare Services
Coffee Shop
Concierge
Cribs/Infant Beds Available
Fitness Centre
Library
Multilingual Staff
Restaurant
Safety Deposit Boxes
Spa/Sauna
Wi-Fi Available

Stay

Tiger Blue features just 5 air-conditioned en-suite cabins. These include two Master Suites (one of which is on the upper deck). There is another large cabin with king-size bed (that can be converted to single beds), a smaller cabin with two single bunks and a family cabin which can sleep four, located towards the front of the boat. The on-deck master suite enjoys spectacular views of the changing seascape from either side of the boat.

ChildCare

Families with children are welcome to stay at Tiger Blue. The boat has been specially designed for families with different age groups.

Dine

The executive chef onboard Tiger Blue, serves a mix of Asian and Western cuisine, prepared with fresh ingredients wherever possible. Being on water, it’s natural to accept that most meals are focussed on sea food and catch of the day. Meals are served on the Upper Deck which has a dining table and ample space for relaxing. All meals, soft drinks and beers are included in the daily rate, while international brand spirits and wines are available at a charge.

Relax

There are ample spaces on the main deck of Tiger Blue, which has plenty of loungers for topping up the tan or relax with a sundowner. Alternatively, you can anchor near a remote island and relax on a white sandy beach or go kayaking. Picnic lunches or BBQ dinners by the beach can easily be arranged. Cocktails and canapés on a private beach whilst watching the sunset are a must. Onboard is a salon with audio video equipment & satellite phone.

Experience

The Tiger Blue itinerary is tailored in consultation with the client with options to include remote islands, trekking, bird watching or komodo dragon tracking. Divers can enjoy upto 4 divers per day which are included within your charter. Complimentary watersports include wakeboarding and waterskiing as well as sea kayaking and snorkelling. Hiking is possible on the grassy slopes of Komodo island and heights of Raja Ampat offering great vistas.

Best time to go

Apr-Oct

Average High

29°C

Nearest Airport

DPS

Timezone

GMT+ 8

Currency

Indonesian Rupiah (IDR)

Location Indonesia

Getting there All expeditions require a short domestic flights from Bali to some of the smaller outlying islands in the Indonesian Archipelago. As a general rule, due to flight times, you will need to spend a few nights either side of the expedition in Bali. For the Raja Ampat expeditions, fly from Bali to Sorong. For Komodo Island expeditions, fly from Bali to Labuan Bajo.

When to go Straddling the equator, Indonesia tends to have a fairly even climate year-round. Rather than four seasons, Indonesia has two – wet and dry – and there are no extremes of temperature between winter and summer. Given the different climates throughout the archipelago, the vessel is able to operate different expeditions at different times of year. The high season in this region runs from November through April.

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