Review
Cruising the Indonesian Archipelago
June 12, 2018 By Andrew Harper Editor
Above: The exterior of the Alila Purnama, a two-masted sailing vessel, cruising in Indonesian waters

The best way to explore the remoter areas of the Indonesian archipelago is by luxury boat. Aman Resorts operates both a 105-foot wooden motor yacht, Amanikan, and a 170-foot traditional sailing vessel, Amandira. Alila Hotels and Resorts has a 150-foot wooden sailing yacht, the Alila Purnama.

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June 12, 2018 By Andrew Harper Editor
Above: The exterior of the Alila Purnama, a two-masted sailing vessel, cruising in Indonesian waters

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