Panoramas & Pagodas

Singapore is known as the "City in a Garden," combining urban development with parks and green spaces. Visit Gardens by the Bay to see the Supertree Grove and the Cloud Forest, home to one of the world's tallest indoor waterfalls. Marina Bay Sands' SkyPark Observation Deck offers views across the city and harbor. Explore the UNESCO-listed Singapore Botanic Gardens, then discover the cultural districts of Chinatown and Little India. Singapore is also known for its food, from Michelin-recognized hawker stalls to fine dining restaurants.

Travel across the Java Sea, a historic waterway between Indonesia's islands and volcanic landscapes. Spend time on the yacht's outdoor decks and take in views of the open sea and surrounding coastlines. Marine life in these waters may include manta rays and green sea turtles, although sightings cannot be guaranteed. Navigation times may change at the Captain's discretion.

In the heart of Indonesia’s cosmopolitan capital of Jakarta, step back in time in the historic Old Town, known as Kota Tua, to discover elegant Dutch colonial architecture that whispers tales of a bygone era. Delve deeper into the island’s cultural tapestry at the renowned National Museum of Indonesia, home to extraordinary ancient artifacts and exclusive local treasures. Traverse the entire archipelago in a single day at Taman Mini Indonesia Indah, a sprawling cultural park of regional architecture, art, cuisine and customs. At the center of it all, the iconic National Monument rises majestically above the streets of Jakarta, where you can shop for batik textiles, woodcarvings and other handicrafts and savor the local street food. For a break from the bustle of the city, take a boating expedition to the white sands and turquoise lagoons of the Thousand Islands off the coast.

The metropolis of Semarang is a city of fascinating museums and historic mosques as well as a gateway to the cultural heart of Java. Stroll through dynamic streets where stately Dutch colonial architecture contrasts with the lively energy and tantalizing aromas of local markets and street food vendors, or journey inland to discover some of the island’s most cherished treasures. Prepare to be awestruck by the world’s largest Buddhist temple, the UNESCO World Heritage site of ancient Borobudur rising majestically above emerald jungles, or the equally impressive and likewise UNESCO-designated Prambanan Temple Compounds. Nearer to the city, the hilltop Hindu temples of Gedong Songo offer spectacular views over a volcanic valley.

Voyage through the warm waters of the Java Sea, a historic marine crossroads framed by Indonesia’s volcanic archipelagos. From the yacht’s comfortable alfresco spaces, take in expansive views of shimmering turquoise swells gently lapping against distant coastlines. This serene basin is teeming with marine life, offering opportunities to spot graceful manta rays leaping from the water or green sea turtles breaking the surface. Please note: Navigation times may change at the Captain’s discretion.

Awaken your inner explorer in the untamed wilderness of Komodo National Park. In this UNESCO World Heritage site, dramatic volcanic landscapes and rugged hills create a striking backdrop for an encounter with the legendary Komodo dragons, allowing you to witness these magnificent creatures roaming freely in their natural habitat. Beyond the island’s prehistoric marvels awaits the mesmerizing Pantai Merah, or Pink Beach. Sink your toes into its rose-hued sands before slipping into the crystalline waters. Beneath the surface, pristine coral gardens invite you to indulge in a fascinating snorkeling expedition, completing an unforgettable day of exclusive discovery.

Just inland from Probolinggo, discover the striking landscapes of Mount Bromo, an active volcano rising dramatically from an ethereal sea of sand within Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park. Embark on a Jeep expedition across this otherworldly landscape where a smoldering, mist-shrouded volcanic desert borders undulating forested hills. The Luhur Poten Temple at the volcano’s base honors the site as not only a remarkable natural wonder but also a spiritual center Discover a hidden gem of the West Nusa Tenggara province in the secluded wilderness of Moyo Island, much of which is protected by a nature reserve. Venture deep into the island’s forested interior to discover hidden waterfalls, including the multitiered cascades of Mata Jitu. Emerald waters gather in natural limestone pools, inviting you to relax in a pristine, tranquil setting. Beyond the verdant canopy, the surrounding marine park invites exploration beneath the crystal-clear surface. Swim along the colorful coral reefs for world-class snorkeling or diving encounters with the fascinating sea life that thrives in this protected sanctuary.

The port of Lembar welcomes you to the natural wonders and rich cultural heritage of the island of Lombok. Immerse yourself in the traditions of the indigenous Sasak people in ancient villages where you can learn about the island’s unique architecture, weaving techniques and daily life. Explore from the cascading veils of Benang Kelambu and the twin falls of Benang Stokel to the dramatic slopes of Mount Rinjani, Indonesia’s second-highest volcano, and trek to the base for astounding views. For a more leisurely pace, wander through local markets, discovering intricate ikat textiles, handwoven baskets and traditional crafts, or unwind on the serene beaches of Selong Belanak and Mawun. A ferry or charter boat to the nearby Gili Islands reveals more intimate white-sand beaches with crystal-clear waters and coral reefs perfect for snorkeling or diving.

Benoa is nestled on Bali’s southern shores, where the air is fragrant with blooming frangipani and incense lingering in the temples. Journey along the dramatic southern coast to the majestic Uluwatu Temple, perched high upon sheer limestone cliffs where crashing cerulean waves meet the endless horizon. Or head north to Tanah Lot Temple, an iconic shrine that appears to rise from the sea at high tide. Beyond these sacred grounds, sun-drenched sands like those of Kuta Beach beckon, while the artsy community of Ubud promises local galleries surrounded by lush forests where you’ll find a sacred monkey sanctuary. To discover Bali’s agricultural heritage, explore the Jatiluwih Rice Terraces, a UNESCO World Heritage site where emerald-green landscapes stretch to the horizon.