Built as a tribute to Indonesia’s maritime heritage, the Lamima yacht is a true icon of luxury yachting in Southeast Asia. Crafted by master boatbuilders using time-honoured techniques, she seamlessly blends traditional design with modern superyacht standards.
As the largest wooden yacht in Indonesia, Lamima offers exceptional volume, expansive deck spaces, and a level of stability rarely found on traditional sailing vessels. Her design prioritises space, privacy, and comfort, making her ideal for extended voyages through remote destinations such as Komodo National Park.
What truly sets Lamima apart from other yachts in Indonesia and Southeast Asia is her unmatched scale, pedigree, and authenticity. Unlike many yachts operating in the region, Lamima was designed without compromise, offering generous interior volumes, refined communal spaces, and long-range sailing capabilities. She is not simply a luxury yacht in Indonesia; she is a destination in herself.
Why Komodo Season is the Best Time to Sail with Lamima
Komodo season typically runs from May to September, offering optimal sea conditions, excellent visibility for diving, and favourable weather for sailing. During this period, the islands of Komodo National Park reveal their full splendour, from dramatic volcanic landscapes to vibrant coral reefs.
Komodo is globally recognised for its extraordinary biodiversity. On land, guests can encounter the legendary Komodo dragons, while beneath the surface lies one of the richest marine ecosystems in the world, home to manta rays, sea turtles, reef sharks, and thriving coral gardens.
Sailing Komodo during peak season aboard Lamima allows guests to experience these natural wonders in an exclusive and intimate way. Her size and autonomy enable access to secluded anchorages, quiet beaches, and remote dive sites, far from crowded day boats and fixed itineraries.
