2027 Buyer Questions

Often in the off-peak season, January to March, when some sellers may offer price reductions or campaigns to stimulate sales.

A growing emphasis on eco-friendly designs and sustainable materials. Buyers increasingly want boats that minimise environmental impact while still offering modern comforts.

It depends on size, design and features, and customisation or additional equipment changes the final figure. Ask for a detailed quote; figures are indicative and confirmed on enquiry.

They are often traditional phinisi, designed for the waters and conditions of Komodo National Park. They blend traditional craftsmanship with modern amenities, suiting local exploration better than a typical leisure yacht.

Size, capacity, intended use and budget. Weigh each against your own requirements to find the most suitable vessel.

Yes, it is common practice. Buyers choose interior layouts, materials and additional equipment to suit their needs and preferences.

Generally the boat, standard navigation equipment, basic safety gear such as life jackets, fire extinguishers and navigation lights, and the necessary documents. GPS, advanced radios or custom features can be added at extra cost.

Regular hull cleaning, engine servicing and safety-equipment checks, plus routine inspections by a certified marine technician to keep the boat performing safely.

Usually, yes: specialised marine insurance from a provider familiar with Indonesian waters, with cover for liability, theft and damage.

Owners must comply with Indonesian maritime regulations, including registration and safety standards, stay informed of changes in local law and secure every necessary permit.