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Named suites on a Komodo phinisi: fourteen rooms, two yachts

Updated 27 October 2026

Lamain Voyage 1 has 6 suites and Lamain Voyage 2 has 8, each with an en-suite bathroom and air conditioning. On an open trip a suite is booked per person, twin share, from IDR 6,500,000 (≈ USD 399) to IDR 17,500,000 (≈ USD 1,074), with guide and documentation included.

Choose a suite Price the whole yacht

Fourteen suites, each with its own name

Voyage 1 has Paris, Osaka, Athena, Praha, Venice and Bern. Voyage 2 has Borobudur, Eiffel, Big Ben, Liberty, Petra, Colosseum, Taj Mahal and Pyramid. The same names appear on your manifest. Each yacht has its own carousel below.

Every suite has an en-suite bathroom and air conditioning. Paris is on the main deck of Voyage 1, Athena on its upper deck and Bern on its lower deck. On Voyage 2, Borobudur and Eiffel are on the upper deck, Big Ben and Liberty on the main deck, and the four others on the lower deck.

One suite on a shared sailing: what each seat costs

Open-trip seats are priced per person, twin share, for 3D2N. A suite takes a minimum of two, so a single traveller pays for both seats; there is no single-seat price.

Bern on Voyage 1 is the lowest seat, Borobudur on Voyage 2 the highest. Voyage 1 sails on Monday and Friday; Voyage 2 sails on Friday from Friday, 7 May 2027, so the next dates under the table are Voyage 1's. The guide and the photo and video documentation are included in an open-trip seat. For a couple, two seats in Paris come to IDR 26,000,000 (2 × 13,000,000), and two in Borobudur to IDR 35,000,000 (2 × 17,500,000).

Open Trip 3D2N · per person
CabinsDeckper person3rd guest sharing a suite, open trip, per person
Lamain Voyage 1 VVIP phinisi
ParisMain deckIDR 13,000,000 (≈ USD 798)—
OsakaIDR 11,000,000 (≈ USD 675)IDR 5,500,000 (≈ USD 337)
AthenaUpper deckIDR 11,000,000 (≈ USD 675)IDR 5,500,000 (≈ USD 337)
Praha and VeniceIDR 7,500,000 (≈ USD 460)—
BernLower deckIDR 6,500,000 (≈ USD 399)—
Lamain Voyage 2 VVIP phinisi
BorobudurUpper deckIDR 17,500,000 (≈ USD 1,074)—
EiffelUpper deckIDR 16,000,000 (≈ USD 982)—
Big BenMain deckIDR 15,000,000 (≈ USD 920)—
LibertyMain deckIDR 15,000,000 (≈ USD 920)—
Petra, Colosseum, Taj Mahal and PyramidLower deckIDR 11,000,000 (≈ USD 675)—

Open trips start on the days shown in the calendar. A date taken by a private charter is not listed. Next departures: 11 December 2026, 18 December 2026, 25 December 2026, 12 March 2027

Paris and Borobudur, the only jacuzzi balconies

Paris, on the main deck of Voyage 1, has a queen bed. Borobudur, on the upper deck of Voyage 2, has a king bed. Each has a jacuzzi on its own private balcony; no other suite on either yacht is listed with one. Neither takes an extra bed.

Suite assignment: Paris or Borobudur goes to the principal, or to the heads of the family. Where two branches of one family share a charter, the elder generation takes the master suite and the next generation the suite nearest to it. On an open trip the same suite is the most expensive seat on its yacht, as the table above shows.

Lamain Voyage 1 VVIP phinisi

Bed by bed
CabinRoomsBedsSleepswith extra bed
Paris11 queen bed22
Osaka11 queen bed + 1 extra single bed23
Athena11 queen bed + 1 extra single bed23
Praha and Venice21 queen bed44
Bern11 queen bed + extra beds, up to 4 guests24
Berths in total61216

Lamain Voyage 2 VVIP phinisi

Bed by bed
CabinRoomsBedsSleeps
Borobudur11 king bed2
Eiffel11 king bed2
Big Ben11 queen bed2
Liberty11 queen bed2
Petra, Colosseum, Taj Mahal and Pyramid41 queen bed8
Berths in total816

Who sleeps in which suite: a party of eight, twelve, sixteen

Eight guests need four suites on either yacht. On Voyage 1 that is Paris, Athena, Osaka and one of Praha or Venice, with Bern left empty. On Voyage 2 it is Borobudur, Eiffel, Big Ben and one more.

Twelve guests fill all six suites of Voyage 1 on queen beds, two to a suite. Sixteen on Voyage 1 means every extra bed in use, one in Osaka, one in Athena and two in Bern (12 + 1 + 1 + 2 = 16). Voyage 2 reaches 16 on king and queen beds alone, 8 suites with 2 guests each, and has no extra beds.

For sixteen guests who each expect a bed in a suite of two, Voyage 2 is the answer. Voyage 1 suits twelve, or sixteen when some of the party are children or staff.

Whoever sleeps where, the manifest names each guest against a suite before boarding, and the crew has the list. Any change after that goes in writing to the person handling your file.

A whole yacht against a row of seats

On paper the two are closer than they are in practice. Eight guests on Voyage 1 could take Praha and Venice at IDR 7,500,000 (≈ USD 460) a seat and Bern at IDR 6,500,000 (≈ USD 399), which comes to IDR 56,000,000 for the group (4 seats at 7,500,000 and 4 at 6,500,000). The whole yacht for 3D2N with eight guests is IDR 140,000,000 (≈ USD 8,589).

The seats are cheaper in total. They also place the party on a yacht shared with other guests, with other suites occupied and a fixed 3D2N route, and Praha, Venice and Bern are the only seats at those fares.

A party that wants to hold an event, or to keep its own guest list, needs the whole yacht. Park tickets are paid by each guest on either option.

Junior guests, the third bed and next year's list

Children under 3 travel free with a parent or guardian; from age 3 the full fare applies. On an open trip, Osaka and Athena on Voyage 1 take an extra bed at IDR 5,500,000 (≈ USD 337). Voyage 2 has no extra beds, and none is quoted.

The 2026 fares hold to the last day of December; the 2027 figures come in writing with the quote.

FAQ

What accommodations should we expect?

Every suite on both yachts has an en-suite bathroom and air conditioning. Voyage 1 has six suites with queen beds, extra single beds in Osaka and Athena, and Bern for up to four. Voyage 2 has eight suites: two with king beds, six with queens.

Which suites have a private balcony?

Two: Paris on Voyage 1 and Borobudur on Voyage 2. Each balcony carries the yacht's only jacuzzi. No other suite is listed with a balcony.

Can one person book a seat on an open trip?

A seat is per person, twin share, with a minimum of two per suite. A single traveller therefore pays for both seats; there is no single-seat price.

Is a suite on an open trip shared with strangers?

You share the suite with the person you book with. The yacht is shared with other parties, who hold the other suites.

Does the open-trip fare include a guide?

Yes. On an open trip the guide and the photo and video documentation are included. On a private charter they are not included; both are available on request and quoted separately.

What if the yacht with my suite cannot sail?

If the yacht cannot sail, we arrange a yacht of the same class on the same date at no extra cost, or a full refund. This holds for a whole-yacht charter and for a suite on an open trip.

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