Described by Forbes as “probably the best charter yacht experience in the world,” and winner of a place on the coveted Condé Nast Traveller Gold List, Prana by Atzaró is the ultimate luxury travel experience for discerning adventure seekers. Hand-built with traditional methods, the world’s biggest and most opulent phinisi yacht sails some of the most remote and pristine East Indonesion islands, including Raja Ampat, Komodo National Park, and the Spice Islands.
Prana by Atzaró supports sustainability and conservation projects related to the protection of marine ecosystems, biodiversity, and the livelihoods of coastal communities in Indonesia, collaborating with “The Misool Foundation“ – and its objective is to dedicate 3% of its annual profits.
The Misool Foundation is supported by Prana by Atzaró annually, their actions in line with the yacht’s respect for the East Indonesian archaeology it voyages, Prana by Atzaró being a “Guardian of Misool”.
Encounter majestic Komodo dragons in their natural habitat and snorkel alongside graceful whale sharks, explore some of the world’s most pristine coral reefs, and meet manta rays, sharks, schooling fish, and turtles along the way, and experience exceptional bird and marine life.
Prana by Atzaró will be funding projects that include:
Coral Reef Conservation and Restoration
Coral restoration projects in Raja Ampat, Flores, and the Spice Islands, focusing on the transplantation of corals and the creation of artificial reefs.
The support of local communities in establishing and maintaining coral nurseries.
Community-Based Marine Protection
The establishment and management of community-led marine protected areas in collaboration with local communities.
Resources for community-driven monitoring and enforcement efforts to protect marine biodiversity.
Plastic Pollution Prevention
Initiatives addressing plastic pollution, including community clean-up campaigns, waste management infrastructure development, and educational programs on plastic reduction.
Projects that promote alternative, eco-friendly packaging solutions for local businesses.
Mangrove Conservation and Restoration
Mangrove restoration projects in coastal areas of Raja Ampat, Flores, and the Spice Islands to enhance coastal resilience and provide critical habitats for marine life.
Engagement of local communities in mangrove planting and protection activities.
Alternative Livelihood Programs
Projects that provide alternative livelihoods for communities dependent on marine resources within or near national marine parks. The development of sustainable income-generating activities that reduce pressure on marine ecosystems.
Explore Indonesia like never before
Aboard Prana by Atzaró, guests can experience a myriad of adventures – from sunrise treks through tropical rainforests to view birds of paradise to scuba diving and snorkelling over coral gardens teeming with manta rays and turtles. Drift on paddleboards across crystalline lagoons or relax with sunset yoga on the rooftop deck. Every evening, enjoy al fresco dining on the yacht or beneath the stars on tiny, deserted islands. Across four teak and ironwood decks, nine luxurious suites accommodate 18 guests, attended by a crew of over 20. Every aspect of the experience, from cuisine inspired by delicious Western Asian fusion concepts, to relaxing wellness rituals, are designed to provide the ultimate barefoot luxury in some of the world’s most unique destinations.
Signature itineraries include the Whale Sharks & Dragons Expedition. A 7-night itinerary aboard Prana by Atzaró, combining the thrill of spotting majestic whale sharks in Komodo National Park with visits to volcanic islands and pink sand beaches. Guests can snorkel or dive among vibrant reefs and encounter the legendary Komodo dragons.
Seasonal Voyages for 2026
Raja Ampat: December to April – 1,500 islands, turquoise waters and untouched coral reefs.
The Spice Islands: May & November – rich in history, volcanic landscapes, and secluded beaches.
Komodo National Park: June to October – pink sand beaches, crystal waters, and legendary Komodo dragons.
