Zada Nara: seven double cabins and a master with a balcony, for up to 14

Zada Nara has 7 cabins and 7 private bathrooms, one for each cabin, and it takes up to 14 guests. Length, beam, fresh water and power are in the specification table.

Fourteen is a firm number. Seven doubles are seven pairs, and a 15th name is a second boat. The rate is one band for 1 to 14 guests, so the cost per head is lowest at 14: IDR 7,500,000 · about USD 460 per person at 3D2N, against IDR 8,750,000 · about USD 537 at 12.

The layout suits a group that wants to be together on one boat without crowding: a department, a client party or a management team that wants the master cabin and two suites for its principals.

One Master, two Suites and four Deluxe cabins make seven. The cabin list prints a double bed in all seven.

• Master. Double bed, a private balcony with a bathtub, sea view and a water heater.
• Suites (two). Double bed, a private bathroom with a bathtub and a water heater, sea view.
• Deluxe (four). Double bed and a private bathroom.

The Master and the two Suites have a bathtub; the four Deluxe cabins do not. If your seniors expect a bath, those are their three cabins. A management team of 14 might sleep like this: the managing director in the Master, two directors in the Suites, and everyone else in pairs across the four Deluxe cabins. The bed set-up for each pair is confirmed with the rooming list, in writing, before you pay.

The indoor dining saloon has teak tables along banquettes in sage green, with windows down both sides and a wall-mounted TV. The upper aft lounge has white modular sofas and sage daybeds around a rattan table, under a canvas canopy. The foredeck has green turf, white bean bags and cushioned sun loungers, and a bow sun pad sits under a sail. The upper aft deck has two curved teak staircases up to the stern wheelhouse.

Zada Nara also has a bar lounge, an infinity field with beanbags, a karaoke area and a promenade deck.

For a seated dinner for 14, ask us for the table plan; we confirm it in writing before you pay.

The table below lists what Zada Nara carries: a karaoke sound system, a Smart TV, local Wi-Fi with no speed promised, a paddle board and a kayak, snorkelling equipment, and the navigation and safety kit with life rafts for 20 persons each.

Talks happen around the saloon table; anything with slides is better done ashore.

Zada Nara lists the same Smart TV, Wi-Fi, paddle board and kayak as Zada Ulla, so a pair of the two gives the whole company the same kit on both boats. The karaoke area sits with the sofa lounge, which suits one evening for the whole group at once, and the paddle board and kayak are free to use.

Zada Nara's 3D2N whole-boat rate is IDR 105,000,000 · about USD 6,442, 2026 rates, per boat, guide and documentation extra. With 14 guests that is IDR 7,500,000 · about USD 460 per person. 4D3N is IDR 160,000,000 · about USD 9,816 and 5D4N IDR 210,000,000 · about USD 12,883, per boat. The comparison page lists the rates at every length.

From 29 to 42 guests, the answer is Nara beside Zada Ulla. Each boat is its own private charter, booked for the same dates if both are free and quoted separately; sailing together, a shared anchorage and a joint programme are arranged on request, with the captains setting the order and the anchorages.