Amandira (sailing yacht)

About

Amandira moves through the Indonesian archipelago with the quiet authority of a well drawn line. The yacht belongs to Aman yet feels closer to a private maritime residence than to a hotel at sea. Built in the tradition of a nineteenth century spice schooner, its twin masts, hand carved teak decks and generous daybeds create an atmosphere that is both seafaring and deeply contemplative. Life on board unfolds at the pace of wind and tide. Mornings often begin near remote islands in Komodo National Park or Raja Ampat, with coral reefs within swimming distance and breakfast served barefoot on deck. Hospitality operates at an almost telepathic level. A crew of around fourteen anticipates every rhythm, from diving excursions to sunset cocktails mixed with remarkable discretion. Cuisine focuses on refined Indonesian flavours, grilled seafood, fragrant sambals and elegant Western classics, all served in settings that shift from candlelit beaches to starlit decks. Privacy is absolute. The experience feels rare, architectural and intensely personal.