36m Phinisi · Indonesia

The Oracle

From $6,250 / night · Private Charter

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6 Guests
3 Cabins
8 Crew

The Yacht

Two masters above deck, two masseuses aboard, and the islands between Bali and Raja Ampat.

The Oracle solves the problem two couples always have on a charter: who takes the master. She has two, identical, one on the main deck and one on the top deck, each with its own terrace, and a third cabin below for a third couple or children. A massage for every guest is in the rate every day, from the two masseuses on her crew.

The interior is warm and natural, at a pace that leaves room to do nothing. She carries dive equipment for six, two kayaks and no jet skis, and turndown brings a card from the chef with the next morning's breakfast.

She sails under the Blue Karma flag, the Bali group whose villas are known for restoring their guests, and her name is meant in the Greek sense: a place to look inward. Ten crew serve six guests, with a private chef and two masseuses aboard every charter.

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The deck of The Oracle seen from above the bow with the mast and a view of the coast.

The Experience

The Right Guests for The Oracle

Two couples traveling together who each want a proper master cabin, and a couple with children who want them close but not in the same cabin. The daily massage makes her the quiet choice for a wellness week, and she is at her best with four guests aboard.

A guest who sailed in August 2025 thanked the chef and Coman for the greatest service and the biggest laughs. A day on The Oracle for two couples starts on the two terraces, then a snorkel from the tender, kayaks into a mangrove channel, and a massage in the treatment space or on deck, at anchor in a bay three hours from the nearest town.

A woman on a beanbag at a lantern-lit table on the beach with a phinisi silhouetted at sunset.

The Vessel

Technical Specifications

Built Around Quiet

The Oracle belongs to a Bali villa group whose properties are built around restoring equilibrium. The same principle governs the yacht: six guests, ten crew, and a daily massage for each guest aboard are not additions to the service model. They are the service model.

Accommodation

Three Private Sanctuaries

The two upper-deck suites are an unusual arrangement. Each occupies its own level, with floor-to-ceiling glass opening onto a private terrace that looks outward, not down onto a shared deck. The effect is complete privacy while remaining part of the vessel. King beds sit on natural fiber matting. The latex mattresses compress to whatever firmness each guest prefers. Bathrooms are finished in natural stone with rain showers and locally sourced toiletries.

The below-deck cabin provides the same king-or-twin flexibility, with a private en-suite and natural light via porthole. For three couples, the arrangement works symmetrically: each pair holds their own level. For two couples with children, the lower cabin converts cleanly into twin beds. All linens are changed daily. Turndown includes a card from the chef describing the following morning's breakfast options.

The master cabin on The Oracle with a made bed and a lounge terrace beyond the windows.
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Aboard

The only sound at this anchorage, three hours from the nearest town, is the tender line tapping the hull as the tide changes.

A Closer Look

The Oracle in Detail

A villa group's idea of quiet, a crew with two masseuses, the islands between Bali and Raja Ampat, and the terraces.

Built Around Quiet
The Build

Built Around Quiet

She belongs to a Bali villa group whose properties are built around restoring equilibrium, and she carries that idea to sea: warm interiors, natural materials, and a service model in which the daily massage is not an addition but the point.

A Private Chef and Two Masseuses
The Crew

A Private Chef and Two Masseuses

Two qualified masseuses are part of the permanent crew, with Balinese, Swedish and deep-tissue techniques on deck, in cabin or in the treatment space, and a private chef working fresh market provisions.

Bali to Raja Ampat
Her Waters

Bali to Raja Ampat

Raja Ampat from November through March, Komodo from April through October, and Alor and the Banda Sea on the April and October repositioning. She cruises the islands between Bali, Komodo and Raja Ampat.

One Each
The Terraces

One Each

Two identical master cabins, one on the main deck and one on the top deck, each with a private terrace and its own view. Two couples get equal cabins, which no other yacht of her size offers.

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Each of you made our time on board an unforgettable trip with endless laughs and fun adventures. A big thank you to the great chef who spoiled us with the best food, and to Coman for the greatest service and the biggest laughs. You all made our time the best ever. You will definitely see us again.

Oracle Charter Guest

August 2025

Official Price List

The Oracle Rates

To inquire, please share your preferred dates and we will gladly confirm availability.

Komodo National Park
Komodo National Park
$6,250 / night
$43,750 for seven nights
Raja Ampat, Alor & Banda
Raja Ampat, Alor & Banda Spice Islands surcharge
+$600 / night
Easter, 15 July to 31 August, 15 December to early January
Peak season supplement
+10%

Rates plus 12% Indonesian VAT. The same rates apply in 2026 and 2027. Regional and peak-season surcharges apply as noted. Minimum charter is four nights in Komodo and five in Raja Ampat.

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What the Rate Includes
  • All gourmet meals and non-alcoholic beverages
  • Airport transfers to and from port
  • English-speaking expedition leader
  • Full crew service including 2 masseuses
  • 1 massage treatment per person per day
  • All water sports equipment and activities
  • Diving for certified divers (up to 12 tanks)
  • Full scuba equipment set
  • 6.2m RIB tender
  • National park entrance fees
Additional Costs
  • Alcoholic beverages
  • Special dietary procurement (halal, premium wines)
  • International and domestic flights
  • PADI dive certification courses
  • Travel and dive insurance
  • Repositioning fees (one-way charters)
  • Crew gratuities
Questions

The Oracle FAQ

How much does it cost to charter The Oracle?

The Oracle charters at $6,250 per night ($43,750 for seven nights) in Komodo National Park, with a surcharge of $600 per night for Raja Ampat, Alor, and the Banda Spice Islands. The same rates apply in 2026 and 2027. A 10% peak-season supplement applies around Easter, from 15 July to 31 August, and from 15 December to early January. All rates plus 12% Indonesian VAT.

How many guests can The Oracle accommodate?

Up to 6 guests in 3 cabins. Two identical king-bed suites occupy the main and top decks, each with a private terrace. A third cabin below deck offers the same bed configuration. All beds have latex mattresses that can be separated into twins on request.

What does the daily massage inclusion mean exactly?

Each guest receives one full massage treatment per day, every day of the charter. Two qualified masseuses are part of the permanent crew. Sessions can be scheduled on deck, in cabin, or in the treatment space. Balinese, Swedish, and deep-tissue techniques are available. Additional treatments are available at a supplementary cost.

Where does The Oracle cruise?

Raja Ampat from November to March, Komodo National Park from April to October, and the Alor and Banda Spice Islands during seasonal repositioning in April and October. The captain adjusts daily routes based on conditions, wildlife activity, and guest preferences.

Cruising Grounds

Where The Oracle Sails

Raja Ampat from November through March. Komodo from April through October, with the Banda Sea on the April and October crossings. Other destinations and times of year on request.

Interested in Chartering The Oracle?

Please get in touch to discuss planning your private charter.