Komodo Luxury is een phinisi -bootbouwer in Indonesië: jachten die met de hand worden vervaardigd door meester-scheepsbouwers in Bulukumba, Zuid-Sulawesi, en worden afgewerkt met moderne techniek en een luxe interieur. Elke Phinisi wordt gebouwd met uiterste aandacht voor detail, van de romp tot de oplevering, zodat het schip direct klaar is voor charter.
Onze jachten van Phinisi zijn ontworpen voor een lange levensduur. Ze zijn gebouwd met duurzame materialen zoals teakhout en ijzerhout, en elk jacht voldoet aan de wettelijke normen voor internationale charterreizen. Vanaf de ontwerpfase tot aan de uiteindelijke oplevering documenteren we elke bouwfase, totdat het jacht in een keuringswaardige, charterklare staat verkeert.
Komodo Luxury biedt op maat gemaakte Phinisi Bootsbouw en de bouw van luxe jachten op Indonesië — ter ondersteuning van eigenaren die van plan zijn een vaartuig in de chartermarkt in te zetten. Wij combineren legendarisch Indonesisch vakmanschap met op maat bootontwerp, full-service bootbeheer en toegang tot de chartermarkt in Komodo, Raja Ampat, Bali en Labuan Bajo. Van ontwerp tot oplevering wordt elk detail vervaardigd met het oog op zowel prestaties als luxe. Offertes voor bouwopdrachten worden per project opgesteld; ter indicatie: vergelijkbare vaartuigen worden gecharterd voor USD 1.800-30.000 per jacht per nacht.
Yes — Komodo Luxury is a boat builder, and construction is contracted through PT Komodo Galangan Nusantara, the shipbuilding entity of the group. Since 2015 we have designed, built, and operated custom phinisi and liveaboard yachts, constructed with master shipwrights at the phinisi yards of Bira and Tana Beru in Bulukumba, South Sulawesi, and delivered to charter standard with BKI class support. We are also an operator, not only a yard: the group charters the vessels it builds across Komodo and Raja Ampat, and holds TripAdvisor Travelers’ Choice recognition for that fleet — so every hull we lay down is one we are prepared to run ourselves. New builds, completion of unfinished projects, and construction from your own plans are all handled by one accountable team from first drawing to sea trials.
Building a custom phinisi in Indonesia typically costs between USD 300,000 and USD 4,000,000 at published market ranges, with 40 m+ superyacht-class projects reaching USD 10 million or more. The final figure depends on hull length, timber grade, engineering systems, and the level of interior fit-out — which is why every Komodo Luxury build starts with a written specification and a fixed, milestone-based quotation rather than a per-metre estimate.
| Scheepsklasse | Typical configuration | Indicative cost (market range) |
|---|---|---|
| 20–30 m phinisi | Private or boutique liveaboard, 2–4 cabins | USD 300,000 – 1,500,000 |
| 30–40 m luxury phinisi | Charter-standard, 4–6 cabins, full guest systems | USD 700,000 – 4,000,000 |
| 40 m+ superyacht-class | Bespoke flagship, expedition-grade systems | USD 1,800,000 – 10,000,000+ |
How these ranges are set. They are compiled by the Komodo Luxury build desk from published Indonesian yard price guides, then cross-checked against the specification structure this desk quotes against at the Bira and Tana Beru yards in Bulukumba, South Sulawesi. Currency is USD throughout; Indonesian government and classification fees are quoted separately in IDR at the rate of the day. Ranges are for planning, not quotation — your specification sets the final price. Last reviewed by the build desk on 19 August 2026.
The category-by-category breakdown of a real 30–35 m contract — hull and structure, interior fit-out, machinery, systems, design supervision and statutory work — is set out in full further down this page under what a 30–35 m build budget actually covers, together with the method used to allocate it. A wider multi-vessel comparison across speedboats, fibreglass yachts, dive liveaboards and steel hulls is maintained separately at Boat Construction Indonesia.
Does it cost less to build a boat in Indonesia than in Europe? Generally, yes. Published Indonesian phinisi build ranges sit in the hundreds of thousands to low millions of US dollars — a bracket where comparable Western custom builds of similar size and finish typically only begin. The difference comes mainly from skilled labour rates and direct access to certified tropical hardwoods, not from lower build standards: our vessels are finished to the same charter standard we operate ourselves across the Komodo and Raja Ampat fleet. Owners planning to charter their vessel can review the economics on our boat investment page.
A custom phinisi typically takes 10 to 30 months from keel laying to handover, depending on vessel size and interior complexity. Published Indonesian build guides place a 20–25 m vessel at roughly 10–14 months, a mid-size luxury build at 18–24 months, and superyacht-class projects at 24–30+ months. Hull construction is the longest single phase; design, systems installation, and fit-out run before and after it.
| Scheepsklasse | Hull construction | Keel-to-handover (market range) |
|---|---|---|
| 20–25 m | ~8–12 months | 10–14 months |
| 30–40 m | ~12–18 months | 18–24 months |
| 40 m+ | ~18–24+ months | 24–30+ months |
Timelines hold when three things are managed early: the design package is frozen before the keel is laid, timber is sourced and seasoned in advance, and one team supervises the yard continuously. That is how our five-stage process above is structured — naval architecture and interior decisions are completed with our boat design service first, so the yard never waits on drawings. Every build concludes with sea trials and a documented handover, and you can see the results among recently launched phinisi yachts from the wider Komodo Luxury group, alongside our own Ayvara and Vinca portfolio above.
If a multi-season build timeline does not fit your plans, our sale desk lists pre-owned phinisi for sale that can be surveyed, transferred and earning within a single season.
Komodo Luxury completes boat builds that other yards started. If your project has stalled — a yard that closed, a builder who under-delivered, or a hull that outgrew its original team — we take it over and carry it to launch. The process starts with an on-location hull survey and structural audit wherever the vessel stands: our teams travel to yards across Indonesia, from Bira and Tana Beru in Bulukumba to Kendari and beyond. We then issue a written condition report, a revised specification, and a milestone-based completion schedule before any work begins.
Takeover requests are a growing share of our build desk inquiries — a recent example is a 53-metre, 8-cabin charter build at 40% completion, structurally finished but still needing systems, fit-out, and certification to reach delivery. Projects at that stage benefit most from what we already run daily: naval architecture review, yard supervision, BKI class documentation, sea trials, and documented handover. Where the structural audit reveals remedial work, our boat repair team completes it within the same schedule.
You can bring your own plans — we build them. Alongside traditional wooden phinisi, Komodo Luxury constructs steel, aluminium, and FRP hulls from owner-supplied design packages: internationally published stock plans, CNC-cut kit designs, or a full custom package from your own designer. Every package is reviewed by the naval architects behind our boat design service — stability, scantlings, and buildability at Indonesian yards — before we issue a fixed, milestone-based quotation. CNC-cut steel and aluminium kits are precision-cut to your drawings, welded and faired in-yard, then finished to the same charter standard as our wooden fleet. If your plans are incomplete — hull lines without systems engineering, or a sail plan without an interior — our designers complete the package first, so the yard never waits on drawings.
Choose a phinisi shipyard by verifying four things before any deposit: launched vessels you can physically board, a written milestone-based contract, classification support, and continuous build supervision. Price alone is the least reliable signal — the lowest-priced keel in the yard is rarely the lowest-cost boat at sea.
A sound build contract includes a full technical specification annex, general arrangement drawings, a milestone schedule with the payment plan tied to it, the materials specification, a variation-order procedure, sea-trial acceptance criteria, and warranty terms. If any of these is missing, the contract is not ready to sign.
Komodo Luxury builds with master shipwrights in Bulukumba, South Sulawesi — the home of Indonesia's phinisi tradition, centred on the phinisi yards of Bira and Tana Beru — and manages the entire process end-to-end: design, yard supervision, certification, sea trials, and delivery. First-time owners can also read this step-by-step guide to commissioning a phinisi, then start with a private consultation on WhatsApp.
A well-maintained wooden phinisi is commonly cited in published guides to last 15–30 years, and teak-built hulls can exceed 30 years with disciplined annual care. Longevity is decided twice: first at the yard, by timber selection and seasoning, and then every year afterwards, by the maintenance program.
The best wood for a phinisi follows the traditional pairing: ulin (Bornean ironwood) for the keel and frames — exceptionally dense and marine-borer resistant — and teak for planking, decks, and interiors, where its natural oils resist rot and weathering. Yes, teak is genuinely good for boat building; it has been the benchmark marine timber for centuries, which is why we combine both species in our builds, sourced legally and seasoned before a single frame is raised. For a wider comparison of marine timbers, see our guide to the types of wood used for boats.
After launch, lifespan is a maintenance question. Owners who keep their vessel with us move straight into a structured care program under boat management, with refit and dry-dock work handled by our boat repair team — one accountable group from keel laying through every year the vessel sails.
A realistic all-in budget for a 30–35 m charter-standard phinisi splits roughly into eight categories: hull and structure take about a third, interior fit-out is the second-largest line, and machinery, systems, design supervision and statutory work absorb the rest. An owner-held contingency sits outside the yard price. The table below allocates a reference contract value across those categories.
| Budget category | Share of contract value | Indicative USD (30–35 m) | What sits inside the line |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hull & structure | 30–36% | 360,000 – 940,000 | Ulin keel and frames, teak planking, caulking, sealing, yard labour |
| Interior fit-out & joinery | 18–26% | 215,000 – 680,000 | Cabins, saloon, galley, heads, soft goods, finishes — the widest band on the page |
| Propulsion & machinery | 12–17% | 145,000 – 445,000 | Main engines, gearboxes, shafting, steering, generators, tankage |
| Systems & electrical | 10–14% | 120,000 – 365,000 | Electrics, air-conditioning, watermaker, plumbing, bilge and fire systems |
| Design, naval architecture & supervision | 5–8% | 60,000 – 210,000 | General arrangement, stability and scantlings, continuous yard supervision |
| Deck equipment, rigging & tenders | 4–7% | 48,000 – 180,000 | Windlass, davits, rig and sails, tender, dive compressor and water toys |
| Navigation, safety & communications | 4–6% | 48,000 – 155,000 | Bridge electronics, liferafts, EPIRB, firefighting, satellite communications |
| Class, survey, registration & statutory | 1.5–3% | 18,000 – 78,000 | BKI class support, tonnage measurement, registration, safety certification |
| Owner contingency (held outside the yard price) | 8–12% | 96,000 – 310,000 | Variation orders, specification upgrades, currency movement, delivery voyage |
How this table was built. Category shares are the specification structure our build desk quotes against; the USD column applies those shares to a reference contract value of USD 1.2–2.6 million, the part of the published 30–40 m range above that a charter-standard 30–35 m specification usually occupies. Figures are indicative allocations for planning, not a quotation, and exclude owner-supplied equipment, delivery voyage crew, and import duties in a foreign registry. Category shares are stated to sum to roughly 100% at their mid-points; contingency is additional. Prepared by the Komodo Luxury Build Desk, reviewed 19 August 2026.
Two lines move the total more than any other: interior fit-out and machinery. A dive-focused layout with a working deck and a luxury charter interior on the same hull can differ by a seven-figure sum, which is why the specification is frozen with our boat design team before the keel is laid. Owners who intend to charter should read the same numbers alongside the returns modelled on our yacht investment page.
Pay an Indonesian shipyard against verified build milestones, never against calendar dates. Each release should be conditional on a physical stage a surveyor can inspect, with a retention held past delivery. The schedule below is the milestone structure Komodo Luxury writes into its build contracts, issued by PT Komodo Galangan Nusantara.
| Stage | Release condition (verified before payment) | Share of contract |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Contract & design freeze | Signed general arrangement, technical specification annex and milestone schedule | 15% |
| 2. Keel laid, frames erected | Surveyor report plus dated photographic record at the yard | 20% |
| 3. Hull planked, caulked, sealed | Structural sign-off against the scantlings in the specification | 20% |
| 4. Machinery installed and aligned | Main engines, gensets and shafting installed, alignment recorded | 15% |
| 5. Systems complete, interior fitted | Electrical, plumbing, HVAC commissioned; joinery and finishes accepted | 15% |
| 6. Sea trials and documented handover | Trial acceptance criteria met; certificates and document pack delivered | 10% |
| 7. Retention release | Held to the end of the agreed defects-liability period after delivery | 5% |
Provenance. Stage weightings are the standard schedule used in Komodo Luxury build contracts; individual contracts vary with vessel size, material and owner-supplied scope. Shares total 100%. Reviewed 19 August 2026 by the Komodo Luxury Build Desk.
Copy this list into your request for proposal and ask every yard to respond to it line by line. A builder who cannot answer these in writing is telling you something useful.
Ask for the yard’s company deed and business identification number and check the legal entity actually signing; ask for two vessels delivered in the last three years and contact those owners directly; ask who carries the naval architecture and whether class survey reports exist; walk the yard and count hulls in progress against the workforce present. Verify the entity, the references, the engineering and the capacity — in that order. Contracts for construction, repair and vessel sale in our group are issued by PT Komodo Galangan Nusantara; management contracts by PT Komodo Vessel Management; brokerage and charter marketing by PT Komodo Bahari Nusantara. Separate contracts, separate fees, separate ledgers.
A foreign investor building a commercial charter yacht in Indonesia works through four separate approvals: an Indonesian legal entity to own the vessel, classification and tonnage measurement, flag registration, and a sea-transport business licence before the first paying guest boards. Class and registration run in parallel with the build; the licence follows the vessel’s papers.
| What it governs | Body or instrument | Why it matters to the build | Where to verify |
|---|---|---|---|
| Classification and survey | Biro Klasifikasi Indonesia (BKI) | Class notation drives scantlings, machinery approval and the survey cycle from first steel or first frame | bki.co.id |
| Tonnage measurement (GT) | Measurement certificate issued under the Ministry of Transportation | Gross tonnage sets the certification tier, minimum crewing and statutory fees for the vessel’s whole life | dephub.go.id |
| Registration and flag | Directorate General of Sea Transportation | Indonesian flag and the deed of registry establish title and nationality; mortgage registration depends on it | dephub.go.id |
| Seaworthiness and safety certification | Harbourmaster (Syahbandar) | Safety equipment, manning and sailing approval — the practical gate before every departure | dephub.go.id |
| Commercial carriage of passengers | Sea transport business licence held by an Indonesian legal entity | Charter revenue requires the licence to sit with the operating company, not with the vessel | oss.go.id |
| Foreign ownership and company form | Foreign investment company (PT PMA) via the online single submission system | Decides who may hold the vessel and at what shareholding; set this up before the keel, not after launch | oss.go.id |
| Domestic carriage (cabotage) | Law No. 17 of 2008 on Shipping | Domestic commercial voyages are reserved for Indonesian-flagged vessels, which shapes the ownership plan | dephub.go.id |
Provenance and limits. This table maps the approvals a build project touches and points to the issuing bodies; it is a planning map compiled by the Komodo Luxury Build Desk on 19 August 2026, not legal advice, and it states no licence held by us. Requirements, thresholds and fees change — confirm the current position with the issuing authority and Indonesian maritime counsel before signing anything.
Most foreign owners who intend to earn charter income in Komodo and Raja Ampat end up with the same shape: an Indonesian company holding the vessel and the sea-transport licence, the vessel on the Indonesian flag, and a written management agreement covering crew, maintenance and revenue reporting. Private, non-revenue use of a foreign-flagged yacht follows a different route through temporary import and cruising permits. Decide which of the two you are building for before the design is frozen — the answer changes the specification, the certification tier and the crewing plan. Post-delivery operation is handled under boat management, and the revenue side is modelled on our yacht investment page.
Tell us what you want to build — a new phinisi, a takeover completion, or a hull from your own plans — and our build desk replies on WhatsApp within one hour with the next step: a short specification call, then a written, milestone-based quotation in USD. Message +62 811-3823-875 for your free project quote — no obligation.
Wij begeleiden u bij elke cruciale fase van de bouwBootsbouw op maat gemaakteBootsbouw luxe jachten in Indonesië. Van idee tot de eerste vaart: ons proces is speciaal afgestemd op veeleisende klanten die op zoek zijn naar een naadloze, transparante ervaring met blijvende waarde.
Elke Phinisi begint met een visie. Ons team van deskundige ontwerpers en scheepsbouwkundigen werkt nauw met u samen om uw droomjacht tot leven te brengen. Of u nu op zoek bent naar een traditionele houten uitstraling of een modern, luxueus ontwerp, wij begeleiden u bij elke ontwerpbeslissing en zorgen ervoor dat elk detail aan uw verwachtingen voldoet.
De kracht en schoonheid van een Phinisi zijn te danken aan de gebruikte materialen. Voor onze boten gebruiken we uitsluitend teakhout, ijzerhout en maritieme metalen van de hoogste kwaliteit. We hechten veel waarde aan duurzame inkoop om de impact op het milieu zo klein mogelijk te houden, terwijl we er tegelijkertijd voor zorgen dat elk jacht gebouwd is om de uitdagingen van de open zee te doorstaan. Lees in het volgende gedeelte meer over de materialen die we gebruiken.
Onze deskundige scheepsbouwers in Bulukumba, op Sulawesi, combineren traditionele technieken met moderne bouwmethoden om elke boot te vervaardigen. Eerst wordt de romp gebouwd, daarna volgen het dek, de afwerking van het interieur en de luxe uitrusting. Ons team zorgt ervoor dat elk onderdeel in elke fase voldoet aan strenge veiligheids- en kwaliteitsnormen.
In elke bouwfase voeren we uitgebreide kwaliteitscontroles uit om te garanderen dat het jacht veilig en betrouwbaar is en klaar voor gebruik. Al onze boten worden gebouwd in overeenstemming met internationale veiligheidsvoorschriften en chartercertificeringen. Wij zorgen ervoor dat aan alle classificatiecertificeringen en wettelijke normen is voldaan voordat wij uw jacht opleveren.
Zodra het jacht klaar is, plannen we een eindcontrole in, gevolgd door proefvaarten om de prestaties van de boot te testen. Nadat de boot alle controles met succes heeft doorstaan, is hij officieel klaar om aan u te worden geleverd, compleet met alle benodigde documenten, certificaten en garanties.
Wij bieden kant-en-klare investeringsmogelijkheden in jachten, op maat gemaakt voor veeleisende beleggers die op zoek zijn naar winstgevende projecten op de markt voor luxe jachten. Van maatwerk Bootsbouw en voor Komodo tot het beheer van luxe jachten op Bali: ons geïntegreerde programma omvat zowel de bouw, het beheer als de charteractiviteiten; de charterinkomsten zijn afhankelijk van de bezettingsgraad, het seizoen en de kostenbasis.
Met onze bootbeheerdiensten in Indonesië kunt u zorgeloos van uw jacht genieten. Wij regelen alles – van het beheer van de bemanning tot het reguliere onderhoud – zodat uw jacht altijd klaar is voor verhuur.
Ons team van horeca-experts staat garant voor service en bedrijfsvoering van topkwaliteit, met servicenormen en procedures die in onze gehele eigen vloot tot in de puntjes zijn uitgewerkt.
Verkrijg direct zichtbaarheid op de markt voor luxe charterreizen in Bali, Komodo, Raja Ampat en Labuan Bajo. De bezettingsgraad en omzet variëren per seizoen en per scheepsklasse; beide worden op transparante wijze gerapporteerd.
De opbrengsten uit charterverhuur zijn afhankelijk van de klasse van het vaartuig, de bezettingsgraad, het seizoen en de exploitatiekosten. Wij berekenen deze per project en geven geen algemeen bedrag op. Voordat er een verbintenis wordt aangegaan, leggen wij de aannames, de kostenbasis en het worstcasescenario schriftelijk vast.
Bij Komodo Luxury combineren we traditioneel vakmanschap van de beroemde Phinisi uit Sulawesi met moderne luxe om jachten te creëren die zowel cultureel rijk als duurzaam zijn. Onze jachten zijn vervaardigd met milieuvriendelijke materialen zoals duurzaam gewonnen teak en ijzerhout en weerspiegelen onze toewijding aan zowel erfgoed als milieuverantwoordelijkheid. Elk jacht wordt in Bulukumba gebouwd door bekwame ambachtslieden en combineert tijdloos vakmanschap met duurzame luxe, wat zorgt voor een vaartuig dat de tand des tijds doorstaat en langdurige waarde biedt.
Wij zorgen ervoor dat elke boot die wij bouwen volledig voldoet aan de internationale veiligheidsnormen en aan de strenge eisen voor chartergeschiktheid. Elk jacht ondergaat een gedetailleerd certificeringsproces, inclusief inspecties door de classificatiebureau BKI (Biro Klasifikasi Indonesië), waarbij wordt gecontroleerd of het voldoet aan de toepasselijke eisen van SOLAS (het Internationaal Verdrag inzake de beveiliging van mensenlevens op zee) wanneer het type vaartuig en het vaarregime dit vereisen, evenals aan andere noodzakelijke goedkeuringen van de vlaggenstaat.
We zorgen ook voor kwaliteitscontrole gedurende het hele bouwproces, zodat onze boten vanaf de dag van de tewaterlating klaar zijn voor internationaal gebruik.
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Uw jacht is meer dan alleen een passieproject. Het is een waardevolle investering voor de lange termijn. Laten we samen een jacht ontwerpen, bouwen en te water laten die een blijvende indruk zal achterlaten. Vraag een ontwerpadvies of een investeringsaanvraag aan.
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Four approvals run in sequence: form an Indonesian company to hold the vessel, build to BKI class with tonnage measurement, register the yacht under the Indonesian flag with the Directorate General of Sea Transportation, then obtain the sea-transport business licence before carrying paying guests. Start the company before the keel is laid.
Pay against verified build stages, never calendar dates. Our contracts release in seven steps: 15% at design freeze, 20% at keel and frames, 20% at planked hull, 15% at machinery alignment, 15% at systems and interior, 10% at sea trials and handover, and 5% retained through the defects period.
Check four things in order: the legal entity actually signing and its company deed; two owners of vessels delivered in the last three years, contacted directly; who carries the naval architecture and whether class survey reports exist; and hulls in progress counted against the workforce present at the yard.
Commercial charter work normally means an Indonesian company owning the vessel and holding the sea-transport licence, with the yacht on the Indonesian flag, because domestic commercial carriage is reserved for Indonesian-flagged vessels. Private, non-revenue use of a foreign-flagged yacht follows a separate temporary-import and cruising-permit route. Decide before the design freeze.
Split builds work when one team supervises both yards and the interface is written into the contract. The hull is laid at the Bulukumba yards, then moved for systems and fit-out. Three risks decide the outcome — transport, schedule handover and split warranty — so assign all three to one accountable party.
Include the general arrangement and hull lines, the scantlings and class notation required, machinery and systems schedules, tank capacities and range, an interior specification by cabin, the milestone payment structure you expect, warranty and delay terms, delivery port, sea-trial acceptance criteria, and a line-by-line response format.
Hull and structure take 30–36% of contract value, interior fit-out 18–26%, propulsion and machinery 12–17%, systems and electrical 10–14%, design and supervision 5–8%, deck gear and tenders 4–7%, navigation and safety 4–6%, and class and registration 1.5–3%. Hold a further 8–12% as owner contingency outside the yard price.
Three contract terms carry the weight: title to timber, machinery and equipment passing to you as each milestone is paid; those materials stored separately and marked with the hull number; and a retention plus liquidated-damages clause with a stated termination threshold. Independent stage verification keeps exposure to a single milestone.
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