Rebel
A modern phinisi built to break the mold, not the horizon.
The Experience
A Day Aboard Rebel
Mornings begin at anchor, usually in a bay you have to yourself. The light through the cabin windows is direct and warm, not the filtered glow of a porthole below the waterline. By the time breakfast is laid on the main deck, the crew has already deployed the dive equipment and briefed the PADI dive instructor on the day's site. The two RIB tenders run continuously during dive mornings, ferrying guests between the yacht and the reef at whatever rhythm they prefer.
After the midday meal, the pace shifts. The roof deck claims most guests by 2 p.m.: 1,280 square feet of teak, sun loungers, and unobstructed horizon. Kayaks and paddleboards go out in the late afternoon. Sundowners are taken up top as the light changes color over the water. Dinner is served on the alfresco deck, with the Watercress menu running to three courses of Asian fusion cuisine. The cocktail list, built around the Proof and Company program, takes over after dark. The crew remains present, attentive, and unhurried.
The Vessel
Technical Specifications
Accommodation
Five Above-Deck Sanctuaries
Every cabin on Rebel is deliberately placed above deck, a design decision that changes the character of the spaces entirely. Natural light enters from multiple angles throughout the day. Each room is air conditioned with teak floors, high ceilings, and an ensuite bathroom. Flat-screen televisions carry a library of several hundred films, and the interactive music system lets guests set the tone from their own device.
The master suite occupies the prime position on the upper deck, with a king-size bed and a private balcony where two lounge chairs sit level with the horizon. One further double cabin shares the upper deck. The remaining three cabins are on the main deck: two configured as doubles, one with bunk beds. That last cabin makes Rebel one of the few charter yachts at this price point that works well for families with children of any age.
The kind of anchorage where the only sound, just before sleep, is the chain settling on the seabed.
The Team
Meet the Crew
Eleven crew for ten guests, just over one to one. The captain and first mate handle navigation and diving operations. The kitchen team is shaped by Watercress and built around the freshest produce at each port of call. Service is anticipatory rather than reactive, present but never intrusive.
The Captain
15 years navigating Indonesian archipelago routes. Komodo and Raja Ampat specialist with deep knowledge of tidal passages and remote anchorages.
Dive Lead
PADI-certified dive instructor with experience across Raja Ampat reef systems and Komodo drift conditions. Open water certification courses available on board.
Private Chef
Trained through the Watercress program in Bali. Executes a daily-changing menu of Asian fusion cuisine built around what is available at each port.
Guest Services
Coordinates guest experience from arrival briefings to itinerary adjustments. Manages the Proof and Company cocktail program and laundry services.
Charter Rates
Rebel Pricing
Komodo National Park
April to September
$94,500 /week
Spice Islands and Banda Sea
October
$94,500 /week
Raja Ampat
November to March
$94,500 /week
All rates plus 12% Indonesian VAT.
Included
- Professional crew of 11
- All gourmet meals and non-alcoholic beverages
- Airport transfers to and from port
- National park fees
- Full crew service
- Personal laundry services
- Diving for certified divers
- All water sports equipment and activities
- Watercress menus and Proof and Company cocktail program
Additional
- Alcoholic beverages (a wine list is available)
- PADI dive certification courses
- Dive insurance
- Trip cancellation and medical insurance
- Repositioning fees
- Crew gratuities (10 to 15% customary)
Rebel Itineraries
Itineraries planned around Indonesia's seasons for optimal conditions and wildlife. Each begins here, then becomes yours through the planning conversation.
Off the Beaten Path
Eastern Expedition
Along the Ring of Fire through islands rarely visited.
Aman Resorts
The Aman Adventure
Yacht to private island to tented resort to seaplane.
First-Timers
Starter Charter
Three nights in Komodo National Park.
Where Rebel Sails
Raja Ampat from November through March. Komodo from April through September. Other destinations and times of year on request.
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Rebel FAQ
How much does it cost to charter Rebel?
Rebel charters at $94,500 per week in 2026 and 2027, across all regions and seasons. Rates are subject to 12% Indonesian VAT. There is no peak season surcharge: the rate is consistent whether you charter during Christmas or mid-season.
How many guests can Rebel accommodate?
Rebel accommodates up to ten guests in five cabins. The master suite on the upper deck has a king-size bed and a private balcony. One further double cabin shares the upper deck. The main deck holds two further doubles and one cabin configured with bunk beds. All five cabins sit above deck.
Is Rebel good for diving?
Yes. Rebel carries a PADI dive instructor on board and full dive equipment for all ten guests. Diving for certified divers is included in the charter rate. Two RIB tenders run as dive boats simultaneously, so there is no waiting at the yacht. PADI certification courses are available at extra cost and can be arranged in advance.
Where does Rebel cruise?
Rebel follows a seasonal circuit: Komodo National Park from April through September, the Spice Islands and the Banda Sea in October, and Raja Ampat from November through March. Repositioning charters between regions are possible with additional fees; contact us for current availability.
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