the Jakaré

The Jakaré, is a beautiful Indonesian style ship that combines this delightful traditional design with modern luxuries and comfort. The vessel is 30m long with two white painted masts, an elegant bowsprit and sweeping white curved sides. It was built in 2017 by local shipbuilders who created a vessel purpose built for tropical cruising.

On the top deck there is plenty of room to relax on sofas and enjoy each other’s company in the dining room or find some relaxing space on the rear deck. The Jakaré boasts five cabins with air conditioning and an en-suite bathrooms, providing a range of accommodation for up to 10 guests.

There is a setup for diving with two diving compressors, rental diving equipment and snorkeling equipment is available.

 Pulau Siren

The Palau Siren is a comfortable 40-metre liveaboard yacht, crafted from ironwood and teak. It accommodates up to 16 guests in 8 spacious, air-conditioned cabins, each with an ensuite bathroom. The vessel features a large dive deck, personal storage, and dedicated rinse tanks for scuba and camera gear. Enjoy meals in the outdoor dining area or relax in the air-conditioned lounge, complete with a bar and large flat-screen TV. With additional amenities like kayaks, massage services, and a dedicated camera preparation area, the Palau Siren ensures a comfortable and enjoyable experience for divers and paddlers alike.

ELSI

Elsi was built in Germany in 1983 as a training expedition sailing vessel. Extensive renovations were made in 2013. Elsi is steel hulled and 37.7 metres in length. There are eight cabins on board for guests and crew, with a mixture of double and triple berths. There are three heads and showers and a dining area. Elsi’s large deck ensures guests can comfortably move around and take in the big sky and water views. The enclosed and heated pilot house provides a refuge from the cold, with huge windows ensuring that those who like to warm up won’t miss a thing.