
Sun Deck
Open views, sun loungers and an unhurried place to begin or end the day.
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Handcrafted in Indonesia and designed for private voyages, Supraba combines traditional phinisi boatbuilding with comfortable cabins, generous shared spaces, and modern facilities for exploring Indonesia's remote islands and marine destinations.
Supraba is a medium-sized phinisi built in South Sulawesi for open-sea navigation, diving and relaxed cruising. Her form draws from Indonesia's boatbuilding tradition while her interior layout follows the privacy and flow of a classic sailing yacht.
Teak and ironwood, bronze portholes and Indonesian decorative details create a warm interior character. Above deck, open spaces give guests room to dine, rest, prepare for a dive or simply watch the landscape pass by.
Supraba offers a considered balance of inviting social spaces and quiet places to unwind. From air-conditioned interiors and open-air dining to spacious decks overlooking the sea, every area is designed for comfort throughout the voyage.

Open views, sun loungers and an unhurried place to begin or end the day.

Air-conditioned shared space for meals, reading and time together.

A sheltered space close to the water for open-air meals, relaxed afternoons and sunset drinks.
Explore how Supraba's three decks are arranged, from private guest cabins and shared interiors to open-air spaces for dining, relaxing, and taking in the surrounding views.
Six cabins (Bima, Wisnu, Nakula, Arjuna, Yudhistira, Sadewa) sleep the standard 12 guests. Panchala is the additional cabin used when up to 14 guests are accommodated.

A dedicated dive deck, two tenders and onboard storage support guided diving, snorkelling and daily water activities throughout the voyage.

Indonesian and international meals are prepared aboard, with indoor and outdoor dining spaces and menus adapted to guest preferences and dietary requirements.
Supraba carries navigation, communication and life-saving equipment suited to remote-water voyages. The equipment listed below reflects Supraba's current documented setup.
Radar, GPS chartplotter, echo sounder, AIS, magnetic compass, Navtex, SSB and VHF marine radio.
EPIRB, SART, three inflatable liferafts (25 + 10 + 10 person capacity), life jackets, life buoys and two 40 HP tenders for transfer and support.
Smoke detectors in cabins and fire extinguishers positioned throughout the vessel.
Equipment, engines and vessel systems should be checked and documented between voyages.

Explore the six cabins in detail, or find a scheduled voyage through Raja Ampat, Komodo, the Banda Sea or Triton Bay.