Wooden Yacht Construction Indonesia: Expertise for Komodo Yachts

Crafting legacies

Built plank by plank for Komodo

We pair traditional craftsmanship with modern nautical demands to build vessels that are visually striking, robust and reliable in the waters around Komodo Island.

Each yacht is designed to withstand the region's specific conditions while offering supreme comfort and functionality.

Large wooden phinisi hull under construction with shipwrights on ladders

Wooden phinisi hulls under construction with shipwrights at work

Indonesian shipwrights fitting planking to a phinisi hull frame

Hand-carved teak topsides and ornament on a completed phinisi

Sustainable practice

Wooden boats in harmony with Komodo

Our approach is about more than aesthetics: we build vessels that harmonise with their environment and are ready for a cleaner marine future.

Responsibly sourced wood for interior finishes
Zero-emission builds with integrated solar panels
Eco-friendly leather alternatives for cabins
Ready for hybrid propulsion retrofits
Fully electric conversion services

Technology

Traditional hulls, modern systems

Our foundations are traditional, but every build embraces technology for the modern adventurer.

01

AI-powered navigation

Installed in new Komodo yacht builds.

02

IoT climate & security

Connected climate and security systems for custom yachts.

03

3D-printed components

Efficiency and precision for rapid repair and build.

04

VR entertainment

Immersive systems for guests on board.

05

Submersible integration

Underwater exploration built into new projects.

06

Touch-and-go helipad

Designed in for bespoke superyacht builds.

What working with us includes

Precision and artistry, from first sketch to final interior fit-out.

Design consultations: Personalised sessions to capture your vision.
Biomimetic styling: Design inspired by Komodo's natural world.
Sustainable materials: Expert selection, including responsibly sourced interior wood.

Advanced systems: Including graphene-enhanced carbon fibre for durability.
Quality control: Rigorous checks at every stage of construction.
Ongoing support: Maintenance recommendations for your Komodo yacht.

Investment

Project overview

Price and delivery time depend on complexity and customisation.

Typical price: From $15 million
Construction: 24–36 months
Yacht lengths: 30–70 metres
Draft (typical): 3–4 metres
Fuel use, 50 m hybrid: 150–200 L/h at 10 knots
Yachting season: April – December

FAQ

Wooden yachts, explained

Why choose wooden construction for a yacht in Komodo?

Wood insulates naturally against heat and sound for a quieter, cooler interior, absorbs shock for a smoother ride, looks timeless, and is readily repaired with local materials and traditional techniques.

How do you keep wooden builds sustainable?

Certified sustainable timber, bio-based composites and leather alternatives, designs ready for hybrid retrofits or full electric conversion, and processes that minimise waste and maximise energy efficiency.

Which technologies go into your wooden vessels?

AI-powered navigation, IoT climate and security systems, VR entertainment and 3D-printed components — plus graphene-enhanced carbon fibre where appropriate in hybrid designs.