Pinisi Boats Collections of Blue Water Cruises for Cruising and Sailing on Sunda Islands, Sulawesi, Lombok, Moyo, and Komodo Island

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AL ISRA
Al Isra means “journey to the sky” . She is a 23 m long on deck, has two masts and large deck space.
Music and relaxed atmosphere.

Motor: Nissan 120 HP, 3 cylinder, capacity 3000 L Diesel, Water 2000 L.
Speedboat . 15 Hp Yamaha outboard engine

Private double cabin and a sleeping room with 6 single bunks offers space for up to 8 passengers.
The meals are prepared in an Indonesian and European way. Fresh caught fish is many times the reason for a barbeque party on the beach.
Children are welcome on board !!

ANANDA
Ananda - a pearl of the Pinisis, 25 metres length on deck.

Motor: Iveco 115 H.P., 6 cylinder, capacity Diesel 3000 L, Water 5000 L.

Speedboat, 15HP Yamaha Outboard Engine.

Anandas single and double cabins offer privacy and comfort up to 10 passangers.
Meals are prepared in an Indonesian and European way

ALIIKAI A New boat with spesification,

12 doublecabins (8 with AC)
Up to 24 passengers
4 bathrooms with shower (freshwater) and toilet
Comfortable springbeds
Large deskspace, sofas, tables, and sunchairs
Engine: 380 Hp Nissan
LOA: 30m
Crew: 8 persons + western guide
Freshwater: 5000 l
Fuel: 5000l
Genset: 15 Kw/220V
Dinghy: 2 dinghys 40+15 Hp outboard
Navigation & Safety Equipment

BUILDING

Long before European people discovered Indonesia, the big wooden ships called Pinisi, loaded with heavy goods, sailed from the archipelago of the “Spice Islands” to the Chinese Sea and the Arabic Golf.

The Pinisi Al Isra, Ananda, Al Miraj and Moana were built by a traditional shipyard on the beach of South Sulawesi to combine the culture and the charm of the last centuries with safety and comfort of the new millenium.

This is the opportunity for the modern traveller to follow the old trading routes and to discover the various island and underwater world of Indonesia.

With great effort in traditional handwork, the building of a boat takes upto two years.
Regulary the boats are maintained on the dry dock in their home port in Bira, South Sulawesi during the raining season (December until February).

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