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Escape to exotic Indonesia aboard SILOLONA

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A rare last minute opportunity to visit Bali and the Komodo Archipelago in Indonesia has just become available on the unique and special charter yacht SILOLONA.

SILOLONA is an authentic replica of the glorious traditional Indonesian ships originally bred for trade along the historical Spice Islands routes. She accommodates 10 guests in 5 staterooms ( 3 suites & 2 doubles). A  professional crew of seventeen including expedition leader and dive instructor will take care of your every comfort and safety.

The mysterious Spice Islands conjure up romantic visions of majestic sailing ships, the golden age of exploration, and jungle tribes whose culture and traditions have survived for thousands of years.

In the Komodo region  you will have the opportunity to see the Komodo dragon in its native habitat  and some of the most pristine coral reefs in the world. 

SILOLONA is a fully-certified PADI Dive Center but also offers many other options including snorkeling, fishing, kayaking, waterskiing, and of course, relaxing  on a perfect pink sandy beach, secluded and set up just for  the  guests.

Weeky charter rates range from $ 94,500 to $108,500 for 10 guests and includes all meals, snacks and beverages (except alcohol), taxes, fuel, and domestic flights.  Diving is included but courses and certification are quoted extra.

Meals on board are a delight.  Enjoy  your favorites prepared just as you prefer them, or introduce your palette to a gourmet selection of regional SE Asian specialties…  From simple fare to complex culinary creations SILOLONA’s meals are events to be savored with satisfaction …  each presentation is a work culinary art!

Call or email now for more details and sample itineraries.

Tags: BALI, Indonesia, KOMODO, SILOLONA, Yacht Charter

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