Charter Sanya, a 2025-launch 33m motor yacht for 5 guests in Raja Ampat from $39,095/week + expenses. Rates verified August 2026.
Sanya is a 33-metre (108-foot) motor yacht for up to 5 guests, launched by Pacific High in 2025 and chartering in Raja Ampat from $39,095 per week plus expenses. The newest build in the Raja Ampat charter listing, she is sized for a couple or one small family who want a brand-new yacht, a fast-moving itinerary and the archipelago essentially to themselves. Rates verified August 2026.
| Length overall | 33 m (108 ft) |
|---|---|
| Guests | Up to 5 |
| Type | Motor yacht |
| Builder | Pacific High |
| Year | 2025 |
| Charter rate | From $39,095 per week + expenses |
| Raja Ampat season | October – April |
Every charter fleet has a queue of grande dames — yachts trading on decades of stories. Sanya is the opposite proposition: a 2025 launch with everything still factory-fresh, delivered by Pacific High into Indonesian waters the year before this listing. In a region where most charter tonnage is traditional timber or long-refitted steel, stepping aboard a yacht younger than your last passport stamp is its own kind of luxury.
Her most unusual specification is the guest count. Five berths on thirty-three metres inverts the usual charter arithmetic: instead of twelve guests sharing a yacht this size, a couple or a small family gets all of it — every deck, every crew member, every hour of the itinerary bent around a single party’s preferences. There is no negotiating over whether tomorrow is a dive day or a lagoon day. There is only what you want to do next.
As a motor yacht, Sanya also moves differently from the phinisi that dominate these waters. Passages that a sailing schooner schedules around wind and tide, she simply makes — which compresses transit time and stretches the hours you spend at the places you came for. In an archipelago where the distances between icons are real (Sorong to Arborek alone is around 53 nautical miles), that pace buys you extra dives, extra lagoons, extra light.
Prime season is October to April — calm seas, peak visibility, and the season when the whole fleet converges on the Dampier Strait. December to March is peak, carrying a typical 10–20% premium, and 2027 calendars are filling fast; we advise booking 9–12 months ahead for peak dates. Low season (May–September) is quieter with softer rates, though many Indonesian-fleet vessels reposition to Komodo for those months, so positioning should be confirmed early.
| Season | Window | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Prime season | October – April | Best diving and cruising conditions |
| Peak weeks | December – March | 10–20% premium; Christmas/New Year books first |
| Low season | May – September | Softer rates; confirm vessel positioning |
Charter rate: from $39,095 per week plus expenses — fuel, provisioning, park and village fees, crew gratuity. Rates verified August 2026. Raja Ampat Marine Park entry runs around IDR 700,000–1,000,000 per person per year, confirmed at booking. Budget the full trip with our Raja Ampat charter cost guide.
Sanya’s pace lets a seven-night charter cover ground that slower boats split across ten. The proven shape is the northern loop: out of Sorong across the Dampier Strait to Arborek and Manta Sandy, the fish-storm reefs of Cape Kri, Sardine Reef and Blue Magic, then the Fam Islands and Melissa’s Garden, Piaynemo’s ridgeline lookout, and a finale in the Wayag lagoons before returning via The Passage. With five guests and a motor yacht’s schedule flexibility, days re-order easily around weather, mantas and mood. Compare other routes in the itinerary library, including southern Misool options.
Raja Ampat’s Bird’s Head Seascape holds the world’s richest reefs — over 1,700 fish species and 550 coral species recorded by scientific surveys. A small-group yacht is the ideal dive base: no queue for the tender, no split schedules. Our guides run Blue Magic for oceanic mantas on the current lines, Cape Kri’s record-holding fish density, and Manta Sandy’s cleaning station with its strict viewing etiquette. Non-diving hours fill with snorkelling straight off the yacht, Arborek village visits, kayaking mangrove channels, and the Piaynemo climb timed for late light.
Like most Indonesian charters, Sanya’s base rate covers the yacht and her crew; the running expenses of the week — fuel, food and beverage, marine park and village fees, and crew gratuity — are billed on top. For a five-guest party the variable costs stay pleasingly contained: park entry is per person, provisioning scales with heads, and a small group burns fewer tender hours. Our concierge prepares a single consolidated estimate at enquiry so there are no surprises mid-voyage, and settles local fees along the route so guests never handle cash at a village jetty. Read the line-by-line breakdown, including how peak-season premiums and repositioning legs work, in the Raja Ampat charter cost guide.
From $39,095 per week plus expenses, verified August 2026. Peak December–March dates carry a 10–20% premium; a full quote with park fees and provisioning is prepared at enquiry.
Up to 5 guests — she is purpose-sized for couples, honeymooners and small families rather than large groups.
She is the most recent launch in the Raja Ampat charter listing — delivered by Pacific High in 2025, ahead of even the 2022–2023 generation of builds.
Fly into Sorong (SOQ), roughly four hours from Jakarta with connections via Makassar, Manado or Bali. Our team meets you airside and transfers you to the harbour; embarkation at Waisai can be arranged by itinerary.
Share your dates and party size with our concierge desk and we will hold Sanya’s availability and shape the route around season and interests. If she is booked, the Raja Ampat charter fleet holds close alternatives — for another modern build with a private-group format, see Infinite Cat, a 36-metre catamaran for 8 guests.
WhatsApp +62 811-3823-875 or email sales@komodoluxury.com — operated by Komodo Luxury, planning Raja Ampat charters end-to-end since 2015.
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