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Benjamín M.
🇨🇱Río Negro, CL
Silencio, mar y precisión
Abizar fue mi escape post-quiebra emocional. Buscaba soledad, pero no incomodidad. El itinerario incluyó Rinca Island y Sebayur Island, ambos con una carga visual intensa. Me levantaba antes del alba para tomar café en el bow, viendo cómo la luz dorada tocaba las colinas. El staff, discreto al extremo, nunca interrumpía estos momentos. Mi Standard Cabin tenía un pequeño problema con la ventilación, pero el steward lo arregló en minutos. La comida era sencilla, pero ejecutada con precisión: huevos pochados con salmón ahumado, frutas tropicales perfectamente maduras. En Manta Point, hice solo snorkel — no quería bajar, pero el movimiento de las rayas bajo el casco me conmovió. El capitán ajustó el itinerary para que tuviéramos más tiempo libre, lo cual agradecí profundamente. No todo fue perfecto: el drone shot que pedí al final se perdió por viento fuerte, pero en el fondo, eso también formaba parte del experience. A veces, la imperfección es lo que hace memorable un viaje.
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Xavier Morrison
🇦🇺Perth, AU
A Sanctuary in Motion
Joining a wellness retreat on Abizar was a deliberate escape. The program balanced movement and stillness—yoga, breathwork, silent observation. At Sebayur Island, we practiced forest meditation among ancient trees. The air hummed with cicadas, then fell silent as if responding. Snorkeling at Manta Point followed a guided visualization; the encounter felt almost ceremonial. The Standard Cabin was simple but deeply comfortable—cotton sheets, a small writing desk, excellent ventilation. Meals were seasonal, plant-forward, subtly spiced. The crew moved with quiet purpose—no loud radios, no abrupt announcements. I wished we’d visited Wae Rebo, but weather shifted plans. Still, the spontaneity felt right. We found peace in the reroute.
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Lleucu Staplehurst
🇨🇦Quebec City, CA
Clarity in Motion
I joined a small executive group on Abizar for a strategic offsite. The boat’s layout encouraged both collaboration and solitude—key when processing complex decisions. We held morning briefings on the foredeck with Komodo Island in the distance, then dispersed: some to Wae Rebo for the village immersion, others to rest or write. The craftsmanship of the boat—hand-laid wood, quiet winches—mirrored the clarity we were after. One evening, after a long discussion, we anchored near Taka Makassar and swam in bioluminescence. No words, just silence and light. The galley adapted seamlessly to dietary needs—gluten-free, plant-based—without making it a fuss. My only suggestion: more international press in the library. But that’s minor. Abizar didn’t just host us; it shaped the tone of the week.
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Rose Sullivan
🇩🇪Berlin, DE
Family Getaway yang Berkesan
Bawa anak 6 dan 9 tahun ke Komodo? Awalnya khawatir, tapi Abizar handle everything dengan grace. Mereka punya life vest kecil, snorkel set anak, bahkan ada coloring book. Di Long Beach, anak-anak excited melihat biawak kecil dari jauh. Crew selalu dampingi saat mereka berenang. Makanan sangat accommodating — vegetarian option tersedia, dan mereka modify menu untuk alergi susu. Master Suite cukup besar untuk kami bertiga. AC tidak berisik, jadi anak-anak tidur nyenyak. Satu malam, kami dinner di deck dengan candle — anak-anak makan grilled banana, senyum lebar. Crystal Rock jadi highlight snorkeling — coral sehat, ikan warna-warni. Satu wish: lebih banyak indoor activity saat hujan. Tapi overall, Abizar membuat keluarga kami merasa safe and cherished.
Reconexão no Mar de Flores
Buscava um wellness retreat que me tirasse do modo automático. O Abizar me ajudou. Em Wae Rebo, a caminhada até o vilarejo foi um lembrete de simplicidade — sem pressa, sem agenda. Em Gili Lawa, fiz snorkeling sozinho pela manhã, e o silêncio sob a água foi terapêutico. A Standard Cabin é funcional: camas firmes, iluminação ajustável, e uma janela que abre totalmente. O único inconveniente: o chuveiro tem um delay para esquentar — cerca de 20 segundos. O yoga ao amanhecer no deck virou ritual. O chef incluiu opções ayurvédicas no café da manhã: mingau de quinoa com coco e cardamomo. Em Komodo Island, a subida ao mirante foi desafiadora, mas a vista de cima valeu cada passo. A tripulação tem um senso de timing impecável — aparecem quando precisamos, somem quando queremos solidão. O Abizar não força experiências; ele as permite. Gostaria de ter passado mais tempo em Kalong Island — a imersão noturna foi curta. Ainda assim, foi um reset profundo. Volto no próximo ano, talvez com minha irmã.
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Jude Stanton
🇳🇿Auckland, NZ
Silent Power of the Abizar
There’s a difference between luxury and presence. Abizar has the latter in abundance. Sailing between Kanawa and Taka Makassar, the sails caught the wind just after sunrise—the only sound was canvas filling and water parting. We were on a babymoon, and the boat’s calm was exactly what we needed. The Master Suite’s king bed faced a large porthole, so we woke to shifting light on the water. The crew anticipated needs—extra towels, chilled water—without intrusion. Snorkeling at Kanawa revealed coral gardens teeming with anthias and clownfish. The dive guide, Pak Dedi, was patient and knowledgeable. Evenings were spent on the upper deck with tea or wine, watching flying fish skitter across the surface. The boat’s diesel generator ran briefly each evening, but otherwise, silence reigned. One small note: the shower drain occasionally backed up. But such is life at sea. Abizar felt less like a vessel and more like a sanctuary.
아기와의 조용한 시작
첫아이를 기다리며 조용하고도 특별한 시간을 보내고 싶어 Abizar를 선택했어요. Komodo Island 근처에서의 선셋 크루즈는 아내와 나만의 프라이빗한 순간이었고, 스태프들이 임산부 식단을 세심하게 준비해줘서 안심이 됐죠. Standard Cabin도 충분히 편안했고, 테라스에서의 저녁 티타임은 매일의 ritual이 됐어요. 특히 Manjarite에서의 산책은 자연의 고요함을 느낄 수 있었고, 아기에게 들려줄 첫 이야기가 됐어요. 아쉬운 점은 와이파이가 약해 실시간으로 사진을 공유하지 못한 점이었지만, 그 덕분에 더 집중된 시간이 됐어요. 이 기억은 우리 가족의 첫 chapter가 될 거예요.
Abizar: nuestra segunda luna de miel
Veinte años de matrimonio celebrados a bordo del Abizar, con nuestros hijos ya adultos. Fue un gesto íntimo, casi tímido. La Master Suite tenía un baño exterior que usamos al amanecer, con vistas a Kalong Island mientras los murciélagos salían en enjambre. El chef preparó una cena privada en popa, con playlist personalizada. El itinerario incluyó Padar Island al mediodía, menos turístico que al sunrise. Lo que más atesoro fue el silencio entre nosotros, solo roto por el oleaje. El crew, atento sin ser visible, entendió el tono del viaje. Hubiera amado un día extra en Wae Rebo, para entender mejor la comunidad local. Pero cada detalle —desde las sábanas egipcias hasta el espresso perfecto— confirmó que el Abizar no es solo un yate, es un estado de ánimo.
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Verity Craddock
🇺🇸Indianapolis, US
Abizar’s Craftsmanship Shines
My wife and I have traveled extensively through Indonesia, and Abizar remains a standout. Built in 2019, the yacht shows no wear—just careful stewardship. The teak decks were warm underfoot each morning, cleaned but never stripped of their texture. We spent a full day at Wae Rebo, where the conical houses rose from the mist like something dreamt. The cultural briefing beforehand was concise, respectful. Later, we snorkeled at Nusa Kode’s coral gardens. The visibility exceeded 20 meters. Our cabin, though labeled 'Standard,' had elegant joinery and blackout curtains—small luxuries that mattered. The only thing missing? Stronger Wi-Fi for uploading photos. But we adapted—printed a few instead, which the crew bound into a small album. A quiet gesture, deeply felt.