Si Datu Bua is a custom-made 131-foot phinisi built for exploring Indonesia’s 17,000-plus islands.
Si Datu Bua is a custom-made 131-foot phinisi built for exploring Indonesia’s 17,000-plus islands.
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Si Datu Bua’s three staterooms, lounge, dining area, and decks are adorned with textiles and artifacts sourced throughout Indonesia.
Si Datu Bua’s three staterooms, lounge, dining area, and decks are adorned with textiles and artifacts sourced throughout Indonesia.
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Si Datu Bua’s three staterooms, lounge, dining area, and decks are adorned with textiles and artifacts sourced throughout Indonesia.
Si Datu Bua’s three staterooms, lounge, dining area, and decks are adorned with textiles and artifacts sourced throughout Indonesia.
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Si Datu Bua’s three staterooms, lounge, dining area, and decks are adorned with textiles and artifacts sourced throughout Indonesia.
Si Datu Bua’s three staterooms, lounge, dining area, and decks are adorned with textiles and artifacts sourced throughout Indonesia.
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Silolona Sojourns’ itineraries might include visits with whale hunters on Lembata.
Image Credit: Photo by Barry Kusuma/Photodisc/Ocean/Corbis Silolona Sojourns’ itineraries might include visits with whale hunters on Lembata.
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Komodo Island
Image Credit: Photo by Rafal Cichawa/shutterstock Komodo Island
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Silolona Sojourns’ itineraries might include encounters with the world’s largest lizards on Komodo.
Image Credit: Photo by Anna Kucherova/shutterstock Silolona Sojourns’ itineraries might include encounters with the world’s largest lizards on Komodo.
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The Batu Tara volcano in Indonesia’s Lesser Sunda Islands, as seen from the deck of Si Datu Bua.
Image Credit: Photo by Scott Goetz The Batu Tara volcano in Indonesia’s Lesser Sunda Islands, as seen from the deck of Si Datu Bua.