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Rascal and Rebel are 31-metre luxury cruisers offering private charters across Indonesia, sailing through Komodo in summer and Raja Ampat in winter.
Handcrafted on Indonesian shores, the sister yachts combine contemporary Western marine design with the soul of a traditional phinisi. Styled in relaxed beach-house tones and built for easy, open-air living, they offer a warm, modern setting for families or friends seeking a comfortable, stylish way to explore Indonesia’s islands.
Specifications
5
31m (102ft)
From USD $12,000 + Per Night
10
7 kn
10
2.4m (8ft)
10 kn
Onboard Experience
Each yacht accommodates up to ten guests in five light-filled, air-conditioned cabins — all uniquely located above deck to maximise natural light and panoramic ocean views. Two double cabins sit on the upper deck, one with doors opening onto a private aft terrace.
On the main deck, two additional double cabins are joined by a fifth cabin with a double bed and a single bunk, making the layout especially practical for families. All cabins include ensuite bathrooms, ample storage, high ceilings and large windows that frame the surrounding islands.
Modern comforts such as flat-screen TVs with a library of films, Sonos sound systems and universal sockets complement the relaxed, beach-chic style. White timber, soft textiles and tropical accents keep the atmosphere bright, casual and welcoming.
Cabin Overview
Onboard Experience
Indoors, guests will find a bar and dining area decorated in collaboration with iBalDesigns and Charles Orchard: a contemporary space with tropical touches and laidback charm. The ambiance is informal yet refined, echoing the yachts’ blend of Western comfort and Indonesian craftsmanship.
On deck, Rascal and Rebel offer generous outdoor living areas, including a shaded aft dining space and a vast 1,280-square-foot rooftop deck for sunbathing, lounging and stargazing. These open spaces are designed for easy days spent drifting between islands, eating outside and watching the sea change colour with the light.
Meals onboard are designed by the private chefs in collaboration with Bali’s well-loved Watercress restaurant, paired with cocktails inspired by award-winning Proof & Company mixologists. Each yacht carries diving equipment, snorkelling gear and water toys, while the experienced crew – including a cruise director, dive guide and chef – bring warmth, hospitality and a pioneering spirit to every journey.
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Situated off the coast of West Papua, Raja Ampat is a chain of 1,500 jungle-clad islands with limestone cliffs, white sand beaches and luminous turquoise seas. Known as one of the most biodiverse marine regions on earth, its reefs host an extraordinary variety of coral and fish.
Days unfold between quiet bays, sweeping coral gardens and karst peaks that offer panoramic views across the archipelago. Even above the waterline, the landscapes feel wild, sculptural and untouched, with hidden coves and lagoons only accessible by tender.
Private yacht routes here often extend into neighbouring regions such as Maluku, Triton Bay and Cenderawasih, revealing remote anchorages, serene beaches and moments of deep stillness in one of Indonesia’s most remarkable frontiers.
Situated east of Bali and Sumbawa, Komodo National Park is a rugged chain of islands shaped by volcanic ridges, pink-sand beaches and clear, dramatic seas. Home to the famed Komodo dragon, this UNESCO-listed region offers landscapes that feel raw, ancient and untamed.
Above water, rolling hills, savannah grasslands and quiet inlets create a shifting palette of ochres and greens. Beneath the surface, nutrient-rich currents support manta rays, coral gardens and thriving marine life, making Komodo one of Indonesia’s most varied cruising grounds.
Private yacht journeys here unfold between secluded bays, sunset ridges and remote dive sites, often combining nearby regions such as Sumbawa or Flores. Anchorages are peaceful, the scenery cinematic, and the sense of remoteness unmistakable.
The Spice Islands, known historically as the Moluccas, sit at the crossroads of ancient trade routes and early maritime exploration. Once the world’s only source of nutmeg and cloves, these islands retain a rich cultural legacy shaped by sultans, traders and centuries of seafaring.
The landscapes are gentle and green, with quiet villages, preserved forts and volcanic silhouettes rising over sheltered bays. Coral reefs ring many of the smaller isles, offering warm, clear waters that feel far from the bustle of modern Indonesia.
Yacht itineraries through Maluku often include Banda, Kei or Seram, unfolding between cinnamon-coloured coastlines, historic anchorages and reefs alive with colour. It is a region where history, and natural beauty meet in a way that feels timeless.
West Papua stretches along the far eastern edge of Indonesia, a land of immense cultural and ecological diversity. Its coastline weaves through jungle-clad peninsulas, river deltas and remote island chains, offering a sense of scale and wildness found in few other places.
Inland, dense forests shelter ancient traditions, distinctive art forms and communities whose lives remain closely tied to their environment. Along the coast, limestone cliffs, mangroves and hidden bays create a dramatic setting for exploration by sea.
Private yacht journeys often extend through Cenderawasih Bay, Triton Bay or the remote Bird’s Head Peninsula, revealing whale sharks, karst islands and quiet waters ideal for long, unbroken days on the ocean. West Papua remains one of Indonesia’s most stirring and untouched frontiers.
Guest Testimonials
"We could go on and on with the positives. The staff made it for us on Rascal - and the place as you know was incredible."
Adam, Australia
"Rascal was excellent, the food was even better than expected, the rooms were beautifully kept, and the crew were very friendly. We loved it and would highly recommend this experience to friends if they plan to visit Indonesia!”
Sarah, Singapore
"The boat, the food, the location, the weather, the crew…well everything was just as you promised. A great trip from start to finish including all the help from your team.”
Fabienne, France
Rates
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Rascal’s price starts from USD$12,000+ per night on a private charter basis. Rebel starts from USD$13,500+ per night on a private charter basis.
Rascal & Rebel have five cabins, with three double cabins and two doubles with bunks, accommodating up to 10 guests.
Rascal and Rebel can be chartered at anytime of year, as Indonesia is a year-round cruising destination. The location will depend on the season.
All of our yachts, including Rascal and Rebel, operate minimum 4 night charters in Komodo, and minimum 5 night charters in Raja Ampat.
All of our yachts have 3/4G wifi onboard. Connectivity may vary depending on your destination and itinerary.
Indonesia has some of the best diving & snorkelling on earth. Aside from underwater pursuits there is plenty to do, from relaxing beach time and sunset picnics, hiking in search of wildlife and scenic viewpoints on island peaks, kayaking through the mangroves, tender rides along the coastline, and lots more.
Most of our yachts, including Rascal and Rebel, cruise around Komodo National Park from May to October, and Raja Ampat from November to April.
All of our yachts, including Rascal and Rebel, come fully crewed with a private chef who will tailor the menu onboard according to your preferences.
Yes! Some of our yachts are better suited to children than others, but our team can recommend the best yacht for you and your family.
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