Bali & the Islands of Paradise

An exotic cruise adventure through the Indonesian Archipelago

7 Nights, 8 days, departing Saturdays

Don’t miss…

  • Island hopping in the South Pacific
  • The Komodo Dragons on Rinca Island
  • Satonda Island and the salt water crater lake
  • The unspoiled beaches of Moyo Island
  • Lombok and its amazing diversity
  • Wonderfully welcoming locals
  • And… just the awesome ambience

 

Bali is the latest ‘must see’ phenomenon – everybody seems to be going there, but how many truly get to fully enjoy it’s many varied and diverse delights? This is an island archipelago – to see it properly you need to explore by sea.

Come with us and you can get an island-hopping road trip by sea adventure, and exotic cruising at its best. Enjoy spectacular snorkelling, fun beach BBQ’s and fascinating optional excursions exploring the diverse nature and fascinating culture of these beautiful islands. We sail from the harbour of Benoa on Bali’s south coast and visit Keramat island noted for its coral reefs, Satonda island with its volcanic salt lake, Rinca island and the Komodo National Park, home to the world’s largest reptile, the Komodo Dragon, Komodo and Moyo islands and the famous Pink Beach. The best we save until last, spectacular Lombok with its live volcano and historic Hindu temple of Pura Meru.

Sail & Stay Option

Trust us – having flown all this way, and cruised the islands, you really will want to stop over and see Bali itself. We recommend extending your stay with a week at a fine beach hotel such as the Bali Mandira Beach resort & spa directly on famous Legian Beach. We can make all the arrangements.

Your vessel: The M/S Panorama II

Panorama IIPanorama II Dining AreaPanorama II Outdoor Dining AreaPanorama II Swim PlatformPanorama II Lounge Area

Ports of call: Benoa - Keramat Island - Satonda Island - Banta Island - Rinca Island - Komodo Island - Moyo Island - Lombok - Benoa

The Yacht Cruise Experience

Bali Indonesia

The Weather

Bali is located only 8º (890 km) south of the equator. Balinese weather is tropical, reliably hot and sunny.  The daytime temperature averages between 80º F (27ºC) to 90º F (32ºC) in the southern lowlands.  The mountains tend to be significantly cooler at around 70º F (21ºC) to 80º F (27ºC). At night the mountains can get pretty chilly. Bali’s tropical monsoon climate has two distinct seasons: dry (between May to September) and wet (between October to April).

Day-by-Day Itinerary

Saturday Embarkation June to September

Day 1

Benoa Bali - Vihara Satya Dharma Temple

Benoa Harbour

Transfer to Bali’s Benoa harbour for an afternoon embarkation of Panorama II sailing at 8PM for Karamat

Day 2

Keramat Island

Keramat Island

Late morning arrival. Ample time to relax, enjoy the beach or go snorkelling. Open air BBQ, Overnight at anchor

Day 3

Satonda Island

Satonda Island

We sail early in the morning for Satonda, a volcanic island with a salt lake caldera. Join the walking excursion and explore the volcanic  salt lake.

Day 4

Rinca Island

Banta Island and Rinca Island

First we stop at Banta for time to swim and snorkel followed by a beach BBQ, then onwards to Rinca island in the Komodo National Park for late afternoon arrival. Overnight at anchor.

Day 5

Komodo Dragon Komodo National Park

Rinca Island and Komodo Island

In the morning take the optional excursion in search of the famous Komodo Dragons. Sail at noon for Pink Beach on nearby Komodo Island. Far from the crowds, this remote and beautiful beach gets its name and colour from a trick of the light, interacting between the red coral and yellow sand. Time for swimming and snorkelling – overnight at sea.

Day 6

Mojo Island

Moyo Island

Off the beaten track and un-commercialised, take an optional trip around the island and see spectacular waterfalls. We end the day with a beach BBQ

Day 7

Lombok

Our visit to Lombok  should whet your appetite to return and spend much more time here. Blessed with wonderful beaches and a lush interior as well as a live volcano and the second highest peak in Indonesia, the optional day trip is well worth the effort. Evening farewell dinner on board.

Lombok

Day 8

Benoa, Bali

We dock early in the morning, disembarkation after breakfast between 7 and 9:30. If extending your stay, transfer to your chosen resort.

Benoa Bali

The Yacht - M/S Panorama II

Panorama II was launched in 2004 and fully renovated in 2012, offering the highest standard of accommodation and comfort safety.  In 2015,the main lounge and bar area have been completely refitted followed by a redecoration. 

The swimming platform enables you to swim when weather and anchorage conditions permit.

M/SPanorama II
Launched Rebuilt2004
Renovated2015
Length50 metres
Breadth11.00 metres
Draft4.50 metres
Crew16 - 18 persons
Cruising speed10.00 knots
Cabins25
  • Panorama II Sails

Cabins

Panorama II Cabin category C

Category C:

Lower Deck – (Double Bed)

The category C cabins are located on the lower deck featuring portholes and bathrooms with showers. The cabins are equipped with individual controlled A/C, piped music, TV (Satellite channels), telephone for internal use, mini safe box, mini fridge and hairdryer adapters (voltage: 220 V).

Panorama II Cabin Category B

Category B:

Lower Deck – (Twin Beds or Triple Beds)

The category B cabins are located on the lower deck featuring portholes  and bathroom with showers. The cabins are equipped with individual controlled A/C, piped music, TV (Satellite channels), telephone for internal use, mini safe box, mini fridge and hairdryer adapters (voltage: 220 V).
Panorama II Cabin Category A

Category A:

Main or Upper Deck – (Twin or Double Bed)

Category A cabins are located on the main or upper deck offering windows and bathroom with showers. The cabins are equipped with individual controlled A/C, piped music, TV (Satellite channels), telephone for internal use, mini safe box, mini fridge and hairdryer adapters (voltage: 220 V).

Panorama II Cabin Category P

Category P:

Upper Deck – (Double Bed)

Category P cabin is located on the upper deck offering a large window and bathroom with showers. The cabin is equipped with individual controlled A/C, piped music, TV (Satellite channels), telephone for internal use, mini safe box, mini fridge and hairdryer adapters (voltage: 220 V).

Prices

Cruise

Bali

2019 prices (£) per person
Saturday departures from Benoa
Departure DatesCategory CCategory BCategory ACategory PEBD
8/6/2019£1,773£2,045£2,409£2,68210%
15/6/2019£1,773£2,045£2,409£2,68210%
22/6/2019£1,773£2,045£2,409£2,68210%
6/7/2019£1,773£2,045£2,409£2,68210%
13/7/2019£1,773£2,045£2,409£2,68210%
27/7/2019£1,773£2,045£2,409£2,68210%
3/8/2019£1,773£2,045£2,409£2,68210%
17/8/2019£1,773£2,045£2,409£2,68210%
24/8/2019£1,773£2,045£2,409£2,68210%
7/9/2019£1,773£2,045£2,409£2,68210%
14/9/2019£1,773£2,045£2,409£2,682
21/9/2019£1,773£2,045£2,409£2,682
28/9/2019£1,773£2,045£2,409£2,682

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Bali - port charges, flights and supplements

 Category CCategory BCategory ACategory P
Port charges(mandatory)£382£382£382£382
Flights inc luggage from£590£590£590£590
Transfers from£80£80£80£80
Single supplement50%50%50%50%
3rd person reductionN/A-30%N/AN/A

What is included:

  • 7 nights accommodation on board in your chosen cabin grade, each with private  ensuite SH/WC & individually controlled air conditioning. Also mini fridge, and flat screen TV with complimentary movies.
  • Full-board including:  American buffet breakfast and two meals daily, The programme includes a Welcome Cocktail, a themed Greek Night, a fun BBQ on the beach or on deck (weather permitting) and Captain’s Dinner.
  • Regular (filter) coffee, tea and still mineral water free all day, plus abundant fresh fruit.
  • Use of fishing and snorkelling equipment and sea kayak (subject to availability).
  • Professional English-speaking Cruise Director

Flights

Indirect flights are available through Singapore Airlines (via Singapore), Malaysia Airlines (via Kuala Lumpur), Qatar Airways (via Doha), Emirates (via Dubai), Thai (via Bangkok), Philippine Airlines (via Manila), Cathay Pacific (via Hong Kong), Korean Air and Asiana (via Seoul).

Terminal Information

From Gatwick: Emirates fly from the North Terminal while Cathay Pacific fly from the South Terminal. If you’re flying with Emirates and arriving at the airport by train you will need to take the free inter-terminal shuttle to reach your terminal. Both of Gatwick’s terminals have a wide selection of shops, eateries and lounge options to choose from.

From Heathrow: Singapore Airlines, Asiana and Thai depart from Terminal 2; Emirates and Cathay Pacific fly from Terminal 3; Malaysia Airlines, Philippine Airlines, Korean Air and Qatar Airways fly from Terminal 4. Heathrow Airport is known for its designer stores and celebrity-run restaurants. Each terminal also has high-street stores and down-to-earth snack-bars, if you want to save your spending money.

This is only a guideline. Always check your boarding pass for up-to-date terminal information.

Practical Information

We recommend arriving at the airport at least two hours before your flight is scheduled to depart.

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Transfers

Road transfer to yacht  in approximately 30 minutes.

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