Prana by Atzaro was imagined by hoteliers. The team behind Atzaro set out to build a phinisi yacht that would feel, from the moment guests stepped aboard, like arriving somewhere they had always known. The result joins traditional Indonesian boatbuilding with a hotelier’s eye for comfort.
At 55 metres, she uses her space generously. Nine suites open onto wide shared decks, a spa, a cinema and a deck given over to the water. A crew of twenty-one look after up to eighteen guests, so even a full yacht feels unhurried.
That makes her a natural home for families travelling across generations. Grandparents find quiet corners and a treatment in the spa. Children have the inflatable slide, the paddleboards and, with the dive instructor on board, their first breaths underwater. Everyone meets again at the table, where the chefs move between Indonesian, Asian and Western cooking, planned with each guest before the charter.
Prana has been in our collections since her first voyage. She follows the seasons, sailing Raja Ampat from November to April and Komodo from May to October. In the months between, she makes the crossing through the Spice Islands, past Ambon and the Banda Islands, and on to the Alor archipelago and the Forgotten Islands, where the reefs are quiet and the villages see few visitors.
For a family celebration, a reunion, or friends who want room to be together and room to be apart, Prana is a yacht we know well and return to often.
