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KUDANIL EXPLORER is no ordinary yacht, she’s a 50m luxury expedition vessel that redefines how you experience Indonesia’s wildest corners. Accommodating up to 16 guests across eight spacious suites, each with its own private terrace. She’s the only yacht of her kind in the region to offer this level of personal space and connection to the seascape outside your door. Originally built as an offshore safety standby vessel, KUDANIL has been transformed into a supremely capable explorer yacht, blending rugged reliability with bohemian interiors that bring a sense of laidback surf style to her inviting guest spaces. Every suite is a generous 30 sqm, designed for complete comfort after a day of diving the coral triangle kingdoms, surfing untouched breaks, or exploring remote islands. Across four expansive decks, guests have over 1,000 sqm (11,000 sq ft) of exclusive space to unwind. A Jacuzzi on the sky deck (Monkey Island), spa, and multiple social areas make it easy to transition from adventure to absolute relaxation, while her 21-strong crew, including 2 dive masters, surf guides, and cultural experts - ensure every experience is tailored to you. Whether soaking in panoramic views from your balcony, swapping stories under the stars, or setting out by tender to discover local communities, hidden wrecks and vibrant reefs, KUDANIL EXPLORER is your gateway to an extraordinary, immersive journey through Indonesia’s ever-changing archipelago. Each of the equal sized eight 30.5m2 beautifully appointed cabins offers an en suite with shower and a private terrace (11m2) with day bed, chairs and a coffee table. Each cabin can be set up in a double or twin bed configuration. Cabins have adjustable A/C and a TV screen from which you can connect your favourite series and movies from your device. Bed sizes as double set up: 180 x 200cm or two twin beds 90 x 200cm

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Mid October - End October: Alor, Forgotten & Spice Islands - Raja Ampat Early Nov- mid April Raja Ampat Mid April-End April: Raja Ampat - Alor, Forgotten & Spice Islands End April -July: Komodo National Park or Sumba August: Mentawais (Incredible surf destination) September - October: Komodo National Park Islands December - February 2026: Raja Ampat April 2026 - October 2026: Current schedule: Komodo National Park Islands KOMODO: Komodo National Park is in Indonesia located within the Lesser Sunda Islands. The park includes the three larger islands Komodo, Padar and Rinca (home to the Komodo Dragon), and 26 smaller ones. The national park was founded in 1980 to protect thes Komodo dragon, the world’s largest lizard. It also now protects many other marine species. In 1991, the national park was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is also a part of the Coral Triangle, which contains some of the richest marine biodiversity on Earth. Your guests will have the unique opportunity to swim with majestic whale sharks, turtles, exotic fish and observe graceful manta rays in crystal-clear waters. They will discover rare pink beaches and vibrant coral reefs, while meeting the legendary Komodo dragons in their natural habitat. Days are spent diving, breathtaking hikes and moments of relaxation envelopped in the warm Indonesian hospitality, this destination is an invitation to explore Indonesia's hidden treasures. RAJA AMPAT: Raja Ampat literally means ‘The Four Kings’ and comprises over 1,500 small islands and cays surrounding the four main islands of Waigeo, Batanta, Salawati, and Misool. The name Raja Ampat itself is believed to derive from a legend where a woman found seven eggs, with four of them hatch and become the kings of the four main islands, while the other three became a woman, a ghost, and a stone. Raja Ampat ranks amongst some of the world’s most beautiful archipelagos, with over 1,000 largely uninhabited islands and islets to its name. expect a quintessential tropical paradise, complete with isolated beaches, dramatic scenery and sparkling aquamarine waters. With its incredibly rich marine biodiversity and a relatively remote location, Indonesia's Raja Ampat archipelago is often called The Last Paradise On Earth. MENTAWAIS: Located off the western coast of Sumatra, the Mentawai Islands are a remote chain of lush, jungle-clad isles renowned for their pristine beauty and world-class surf. This off-the-beaten-path paradise offers secluded beaches, traditional villages, and a deep connection to Indonesia’s tribal heritage. Your guests will explore untouched coral gardens teeming with marine life, kayak through mangrove-lined bays, and unwind to the rhythm of island life. Whether diving among vibrant reefs, encountering exotic wildlife, or riding some of the planet’s most coveted waves, the Mentawais promise a rare and unforgettable escape into Indonesia’s wild and wondrous frontier. Kudanil is an explorer vessel capable of cruising to the Mentawai, Timor Leste and as far south as Papua New Guinea. Please enquire for itineraries and other destinations.

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All inclusive rate + 12% Indonesian All incl rates includes: Accommodation for up to 16 guests All arrival/departure land transfers from airport to yacht All meals on board (additional charges will apply for any special food requests incurring charges relating to the transport of such items into Indonesia) Refreshments and all beverages - excluding alcoholic beverages Unlimited diving with certified instructors (incl. Nitrox) for certified divers All watersports activities such as snorkelling, kayaking, paddle boarding, etc. WIFI Shore excursions and island hopping Insurance for all on-board activities excluding diving All admission fees to National Parks and permits to Marine Reserves Up to three SPA treatments per day including massages Fuel: cruising & generators Weekly rates: 2025: 175,000 USD + 12% VAT 2026: 182,000 USD + 12% VAT 2027: 189,000 USD + 12% VAT Festive surcharge of 5,000 USD+12% VAT p/night (20Dec-06Jan)