Lamima - Labuan Bajo Liveaboard

About the Yacht

The Grandest Phinisi Ever Built

LAMIMA is the grandest phinisi ever built, a 65.2-metre wooden sailing yacht that unites centuries-old Indonesian boatbuilding with the refinement of a modern superyacht. Designed by Marcelo Penna and hand-built from ironwood and teak by master shipwrights in Ara, South Sulawesi, she launched in 2014 as the only Indonesian-flagged yacht to carry an international RINA safety classification.Beneath her towering masts and billowing sails lies a vessel of rare pedigree. Every plank was shaped by hand, every detail considered, creating a yacht that feels at once timeless and quietly contemporary. She accommodates just fourteen guests across seven suites, attended by a devoted crew of twenty.To step aboard LAMIMA is to inherit a private world of teak decks, open horizons and effortless luxury — a yacht built not merely to sail the archipelago but to belong to it.

At a Glance

Yacht Specifications

Length

65.2 m / 214 ft

Guests

Cabins

Crew

Built

2014

Cruising

Komodo & Raja Ampat

Onboard

Highlights & Features

The World’s Largest Phinisi

At 65.2 metres, LAMIMA is the largest wooden sailing yacht ever built in Indonesia, hand-crafted from ironwood and teak.

Seven Sea-View Suites

Fourteen guests are hosted in seven elegant ensuite staterooms, each with air conditioning and ocean views.

Unlimited Diving

A full onboard PADI dive centre with nitrox and two certified instructors opens up Indonesia’s finest reefs.

Spa & Wellness

Two Balinese therapists offer unlimited massages, while a yoga deck and gym keep body and mind at ease.

All-Inclusive Indulgence

Gourmet Asian and European cuisine, fine wines and premium beverages are all included throughout your voyage.

A Crew of Twenty

An exceptional crew-to-guest ratio ensures discreet, personalised service from sunrise to starlit night.

Accommodation

Seven Suites Named for the Sea

LAMIMA welcomes fourteen guests across seven beautifully appointed staterooms, each named for the creatures of the sea. The expansive Seahorse master suite spans 42 square metres with a private dressing room and king bed, while the Dolphin, Swordfish, Turtle and Manta cabins offer generous king-bedded comfort, and the Crab and Lobster cabins are configured with twin beds — ideal for families or friends travelling together.Every suite is finished in warm timber and natural textiles, with a private ensuite bathroom, individual air conditioning, ample storage and sweeping sea views. HD televisions, an extensive film library and unlimited Starlink connectivity ensure comfort is never far from hand, even in the most remote corners of the archipelago.

Life Aboard

A Private World at the Rhythm of the Sea

Life aboard LAMIMA unfolds at the rhythm of the sea. Days begin with sunrise yoga on the upper deck and gourmet breakfasts served beneath the sails, then drift between unlimited diving, snorkelling pristine reefs, jet skis and e-foils, or simply reclining on the vast sun deck as the islands slip by. A dedicated spa with Balinese therapists, a gym and quiet outdoor lounges invite stillness whenever the moment calls for it.As the yacht glides through the waters of Komodo National Park, her chefs prepare a refined fusion of Asian and European cuisine from the freshest local ingredients, paired with fine wines and served wherever you wish — on deck, on a deserted beach, or under a canopy of stars. With a crew of twenty anticipating every need, sailing LAMIMA is less a charter than a privilege.

Lamima in Pictures