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Welcome to Indonesia: an island nation that stretches across the most diverse marine ecosystem on the planet; a place that’s home to fascinating cultures, dramatic landscapes and incredibly hospitable people.

Over eight days, this luxurious journey from Bali to Komodo will take you past Lombok and Sumbawa islands before you reach the dramatic Komodo

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archipelago, where you’ll have the chance to escape the craziness of the modern world, and immerse yourself in an idyllic, unforgettable week of adventure and freedom.

The best time of year to sail these waters is from April to November. From walking with dragons to swimming with manta rays and relaxing on deserted beaches, this holiday is certain to be so much more than you could ever imagine.

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Your journey begins in Bali, perhaps Indonesia’s best-known island, which

is often called “the island of the gods”. One of Dunia Baru’s crew will meet you upon arrival at Ngurah Rai International Airport; they will assist you with your luggage and transport you directly to

the superyacht. Once you’ve settled in, Dunia Baru will sail east towards Moyo island, an overnight journey that will

take around 18 hours to cover 143 knots. Bali’s Mount Agung, the holiest peak on the island and where, traditional Hindu belief has it, the gods reside, will keep

watch over you as you sail towards Lombok and into the night.

DAyS 2 & 3On days 2 and 3 you will be along the beautiful northern coasts of Lombok and Sumbawa. You’ll see spectacular

waterfalls, have the opportunity to kayak on a crater lake and walk to the rim of

an extinct volcano. You could also visit a small village known for the cloth the women weave by hand, and the boats still built using traditional methods. Of course, there will be plenty of chance for you to see an abundance of marine life and bright corals as you snorkel or

dive, and remember: Dunia Baru carries a range of water toys onboard.

MOYO ISLANDThe island reserve of Moyo is a magical place. It’s home to great-billed herons,

spotted brahminy kites and white-bellied eagles, making it a real treat for bird

lovers and those seeking solitude. For those who love waterfalls, a visit to Mata

Jitu is an absolute must. The waters around the island is what Moyo is best known for, and the coral reefs here are

beautiful. White-tipped reef sharks, blue-spotted sting rays and scores of

brightly colored tropical fish are usually seen – it’s a fantastic place to snorkel.

DAyS 2 & 3

SATONDA cRATeR LAkeSatonda is not a very big island (it

measures just two by three kilometers), yet it rises more than 1000 meters from the sea bed and, just off-center, it holds

a crater lake that is so much fun to explore. Dunia Baru’s crew will carry kayaks and stand-up paddlebaords to the lake so that you can make the

most of these secluded waters. If you’re up for a walk, the pathway up to the rim

of the crater offers a fairly easy (but steep) climb that will reward you with

exceptional views of the lake and surrounding ocean.

Satonda Lake is a rare phenomenon because the salty water has alkaline levels much higher than regular sea water – and that is especially interesting because the lake has no point or gap that connects it to the sea. Another interesting find is that the ripples of the lake move with the same

natural ebb and flow as the sea water surrounding Satonda itself. Scientists continue to study this phenomenon.

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Wera is a small village on the north coast of Sumbawa, known for the bright cloth that the women here produce.The girls

in the village are taught the craft of weaving, and it takes years to become as accomplished as the older women. The cloths produced here are exquisite and,

at about $30 a piece, make fantastic souvevenirs, all the more special as you will get to meet the women who produce them. Wera is also a community of boat

builders, and a visit to this village is the perfect opportunity to catch a

glimpse into how traditional Indonesian phinisis – like Dunia Baru – are crafted.

SANgeANg vOLcANOSangeang Api is is an exciting place to

dive because it is one of the most active volcanoes in the region. Here, you can

swim through gases rising from the belly of the earth like delicate champagne

bubbles. If you put your hand close to the rocks and rocals, or into the dark

sand, you’ll feel heat emanating from the earth. Swim to the shore and you might see the tracks of wild pigs, monkeys or monitor lizards, and even water buffalo.

DAyS 4, 5 & 6On days 4, 5 and 6 you will be sailing

the northern and central waters of komodo National Park. Between the stunning

private beaches, hiking, diving, snorkeling, watersports, dramatic scenery and the

wildlife both above and below the surface of the ocean, there will be something for

everyone. Underwater you’ll have the chance to experience some of the world’s best and most exciting diving areas while

the surrounding dramatic landscape is quite literally out of this world.

MAkASSAR ReeFNorthwest of komodo Bay, Dunia Baru

will pass by Taka Makassar and Makassar Reef, which has a flat, shallow bottom

that’s interspersed with patches of coral. The corals here might appear pretty

ordinary, but Makassar Reef is one of the most interesting places in the komodo

archipelago – because it’s here that manta rays gather. The current is quite strong and the mantas gather here for feeding

and to use the area as a cleaning station – and that makes it a very memorable place

to go diving and snorkeling.

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RINcARinca is komodo island’s smaller

neighbour, and it’s here that you’ll get the chance to go walking in search of komodo dragons. You’ll probably see a few near

the ranger station, but don’t be fooled by their seemingly docile nature: dragons, the descendants of dinosaurs, can be

spectacularly aggressive – and knowing this makes a walk through their territory a real adrenaline rush. There are different

trails of various lengths, and you’ll always have a guard with you.

PADARPadar is the third largest island in komodo National Park. It’s an island you will visit to enjoy sunset one evening – the walk up is quite steep, but the view from the top, of ragged hills jutting up from the

turquoise water, is absolutely stunning.

DAyS 7 & 8During the final leg of the journey,

Dunia Baru will sail to the very south of komodo National Park. It feels

wonderfully wild down here, so far from developed areas that the night skies

are absolutely magical – a very special and very fitting place to end what will undoubtedly be a magnificant journey.

Down here in the south of komodo, there is still a lot to look forward to: pristine

beaches, an idyllic beach barbecue and of course the chance to enjoy some

watersports and swimming.

On day 8, the captain and crew will make sure that Dunia Baru arrives at the port in Labuan Bajo in good time for you to take

your flight out of the island.

NUSA kODeThe large, coral-encrusted boulders of Nusa kode island attract some of

the biggest reef fishes that you’ll see in these waters, and on your list you’ll be

able to tick gigantic potato cod, Malabar grouper and red snapper. We’ll also take you to a tucked-away beach where, from the safety of the RIB, you’ll see komodo

dragons lazing along the shoreline.

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Dunia Baru can host 14 passengers and is staffed by a dedicated crew of 18. While the luxurious 167’ superyacht is traditioal in style, in

reality she is anything but.

Dunia Baru was designed by an American architect and built from Indonesian teak and ironwood by Konjo Boat Builders in Borneo; the superyacht’s interior and marine systems were completed in Bali. Her sails were made in Thailand; Dunia Baru’s rigging is from the United Kingdom and her marine systems are to ABYC (American Boat and Yacht Council) standards, ensuring unparalleled levels of

service and reliability.

Built to fuel an insatiable spirit of adventure, Dunia Baru is the finest ship to have ever been constructed in Indonesia. Her sleek teak and ironwood lines and distinctive bark-colored sails define a majestic vessel that carries her guests in utter luxury through rarely explored archipelagos and some of the most diverse and marine-rich waters on the planet.

Dunia Baru was voted the best Asia- based charter yacht of the year at the prestigious 2017 Asia Boating Awards, and her crew has refined the fine art of combining local flavor and flair with international-standard

systems and service.

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Dunia Baru can host 14 guests in six cabins and one master suite.

MASTeR SUITeAn impressive 11m / 36ft beam allows a spacious, full-beam master suite. There are large windows throughout the suite,

offerig panoramic views from the kingsize bed. The light and airy suite has a bathroom with oversized shower and a

private aft deck with daybed and sofa.

6 gUeST cABINSFitted with a double bed, the ensuite

guest cabins are bathed in natural light that filters through the portholes. The

suites boast clean lines and an uncluttered style that offers relaxed

luxury at its best. All indoor areas are fully air-conditioned with advanced

fresh-air handling systems.

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The laid-back luxury of Dunia Baru’s interior invites guests to feel completely

at home onboard this superyacht.

The center-point is the eat-in galley, with a central island where meals are both prepared and enjoyed. This often

becomes the gathering space for friends and families, who also enjoy the large,

more formal seated dining area outside.

guests love to choose a book from the yacht’s library and stretch out on

the sofas, or to sunbathe on a lounger on the deck. The beanbags on the foredeck become a favorite with so many guests,

who settle in to watch the dramatic landscape of Indonesia’s islands slip by. By night, after the deck’s lounge

area has been converted into an al fresco cocktail bar, these beanbags become fantastic places from which to gaze

at the stars.

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Dunia Baru’s 18-strong crew is a very special band of brothers. They’re passionate about the superyacht; they are discreet, attentive and operate with the utmost pride for being part of Team Dunia Baru. Working on the superyacht is more than just a job for the crew, and

their love for what they do makes guests’ experiences even more memorable.

Sebastien is the cruise director and will ensure that all requests are accommodated. captain Le Sawu looks after the crew and pilots the vessel. Stewards Wayan, Bayu

and Yogi make sure that guests are always comfortable and their glasses full, and chefs Tom and gusti prepare

gourmet meals and snacks that guests dream of long after returning home.

Arman, Man and Jamal have been with Dunia Baru from the very beginning –

they hail form a line of boat builders and have been with Dunia Baru since she

was just a pile of planks in a boatyard. They are part of the crew who, along with the team of engineers and housekeepers, keep Dunia Baru in immaculate condition.

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cABINS: 7gUeSTS: 14

LeNgTH OveRALL: 51m / 167 ftLeNgTH ON Deck: 36m / 118 ft

BeAM: 11m / 36 ftDRAFT: 4.2m / 14 ft

SPeeD: 10 kts

eNTeRTAINMeNT Sonos 14-Zone Integrated Music System; 60” LeD

Flat Screen Tv with surround sound in lounge; 32” LED flat screen TV + DVD in guest cabins;

kvH M7 satellite Tv

DIvINg 2x coltri air compressors; 1x Nuvair nitrox generator; 36x 80 cU tanks; 14x dive kits

(Aqualung) in various sizes including BcD, regulator & computer; assortment of

wetsuits, fins & masks

TeNDeRS 6.8m Hypalon RIB – 225 HP Yamaha 4-Stroke;

5.5m RIB – 100 HP Yamaha 4-Stroke; 5.5m RIB – 70 HP Yamaha 4-Stroke;

4.7m RIB – 70 HP Yamaha

TOYS 2x 900cc SeaDoo Jet Ski; 3x sea kayak;

2x paddle boards; Sunfish sailing dinghy; various water sport equipment including

water skis, towables, fishing gear

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