An unforgettable dream cruise in the wonderful Anambas Islands, declared the new Indonesian national marine park in 2011 thanks to their beauty and rich marine biodiversity. These pristine islands are surrounded by warm, crystal clear waters and coral reefs, which are home to abundant marine life with unrivaled snorkeling and diving. Set sail to discover the Anambas Islands and enjoy a relaxing holiday that you will never forget!
| DEPARTURE BASE | Pelabuhan Perintis Letung, Indonesia |
| TIME OF DEPARTURE | Check-in at 5:00 pm on Saturday - Check-out at 9:00 pm on the following Saturday |
Included services
Double cabin spot
Skipper
Hostess/cook
Full board service
Food and beverage
Bed linen and towels
Final cleaning
Fuel
Dinghy with outboard engine
Harbour and buoy fees
Snorkeling equipment
Sup and Kayak
Excursions package
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| PRICES |
From 16,000€ (in low season) per week per boat with 3 cabins with private bathroom. Also available catamarans with 4 double cabins with private bathroom perfect for a group of 6 and 8 people. |
| HOW TO GET |
To get to Letung airport you can take a ferry that will take you to Batam and once you arrive at Batam Center ferry terminal and complete the Indonesian immigration procedures you can take a taxi to Hang Nadim airport (BTH), which is 20 minutes drive from the ferry terminal. From Batam you can fly to Letung Airport where the BURMA BOATING crew will pick you up and escort you to the departure Marina. |
Additional information
| Language | International crew and guests. |
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| Class | Premium Plus |
| How to come | AIRPLANE: Letung Airport (LMU) |
| Product ID | 484 |
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Day 1: Check-in
Once you arrive at Letung Airport on Jemaja Island, you will be taken to the beach where you will take the dinghy to get to your yacht. Once on board you can enjoy a welcome drink and then Check-in and a safety briefing. After the initial procedures you will go to Two Hands Bay (Pulau Anak) where you can admire its spectacular coral reef and in the meantime you can swim, snorkel and walk on the beach. To end the evening you can have a drink at sunset watching the turtles strolling not far from your yacht.
Day 2
As soon as you wake up you will be served a full breakfast prepared by the crew and then set sail towards the north-east corner of the archipelago to reach the island of Nongkat (5 hours of navigation), where you can admire a fantastic rocky lagoon that contains a small Indonesian resort. During navigation, lunch will be served, and you will also have the opportunity to fish. Once you reach the island in the afternoon you can swim, snorkel, paddle board or enjoy a drink on the beach. Dinner will be served on board.
Day 3
Breakfast will be served on board, then you will depart for a short 2 hour sailing to Pulau Pendjalin (the most northeastern islands of the Anambas) where you will spend the day. Once in Pulau Pendjalin you can enjoy the clear waters of these wonderful islands where you can swim and snorkel.
Day 4
As soon as you wake up you will sail to the island of Pulau Getok with expected arrival before lunch. On this incredible tropical island you will enjoy a private sandy beach and the view of a pristine coral reef. During the afternoon you will explore this wonderful island, and you will be able to snorkel, kayak and paddleboarding. Furthermore, with a short trip by raft, you can reach a shallow and sheltered bay.
Day 5
On this day you will reach Tucan Bay on the east side of Pulau Jemaja. You will depart in the morning from Getok and take a long cruise across the islands to reach the bay, a large natural pool with beautiful coral reefs.
Day 6: Check-out
You will leave in the morning for a short sailing back to the starting point and before disembarking from the yacht you will be able to enjoy the last meal. You will then be transferred by the crew to the airport for your return flight to Batam.
The itinerary might be subject to variations due to weather conditions, safety and technical evaluations of the Captain of the boat. This programming is intended as indicative and non-binding.
