Putri Duyung
- BedKing
- BathroomEnsuite
- ACYes
- ViewBalcony
- DeckMain
Indonesia
A 26-metre (85 ft) teak motor cruiser for ten, with a main-deck master onto a private jacuzzi balcony and a crew of eight. Private charter only.
Held for private groups through Komodo, Raja Ampat and the Banda Sea.
Magia II is a 26-metre (85 ft) teak motor cruiser, launched in 2019. Beam 6 m, draft 3 m, eight to ten knots. She is built to look like a 1960s family yacht, not a sailing phinisi. There are no masts to live around. The owners fitted her with English silverware, French wallpapers and Italian lamps. That is the mood: a small teak house that happens to move through Komodo, Raja Ampat and the Bandas.
Ten guests is the published maximum if Mola Mola takes four. Eight is the more generous number, one couple to a cabin. Four ensuite cabins. Crew of eight. The master, Putri Duyung, sits aft on the main deck: a king, a sofa, and a private balcony with a two-seater jacuzzi and a 180-degree view. That balcony is why people pick her at this length.
Indoor lounge and dining, a day bed in the salon, an upper-deck bar and a sultan day-bed that can take the whole group. Two king sunbeds on the bow. Kayaks, paddleboards, a wakeboard, underwater scooters and snorkel kit. Certified guests can dive. Private charter only, from $5,900/night in Komodo. Raja Ampat usually starts higher. Cabins are not sold one at a time.
Vhana is a full-service travel agency and part of Virtuoso Consortia, and we are happy to customize your holiday. Send us your dates or approximate dates and the number of people. We then work directly with the boats for the best price guarantee. You are not looking at a public calendar.
If your preferred nights are already taken, we will provide alternative options for your review.
We are happy to quote pre- and post-cruise stays, airfare, and travel or dive insurance around the same voyage.
No. Magia II is private charter only. If a cabin on a published Komodo or Raja Ampat sailing is what you want, we will send those boats instead.
Ten across four ensuite cabins if Mola Mola takes four. Eight is the more generous number if that cabin stays as a double.
No. She is a teak motor cruiser, inspired by 1960s yachts. If you want sails on the skyline, look at Teman, Samara II or a larger phinisi instead.
Yes. All four cabins have their own bathroom. Putri Duyung is the only one on the main deck. The other three sit below.
Certified guests can dive. Kayaks, boards and scooters sit in the night rate. She is not sold as a compressor-first liveaboard. If the week is only about tanks, look at El Aleph.
Families and friends who want a small teak cruiser with a proper master balcony, without a $12,000 night. She is a poor match for a sailing-phinisi crowd, or for anyone who needs every cabin above the waterline. Those groups are not how we sell her.
Tell us dates, headcount and how you want the days to feel. If she is the wrong length, mood or price, we send the next honest match.