SeaTrek Sailing Adventures began its small vessel cruise operations in 1985 and for more than a quarter of a century, without interruption, has been instrumental in opening the Eastern regions of Indonesia to several generations of travelers. Our continued vision is to provide personalised sea voyages offering exceptional hospitality to unique destinations, including places rarely visited by Westerners, with untouched sites of astonishing natural beauty, where it often seems that time stands still.
SeaTrek operates two 30+ meter (100+ foot) schooners, Katharina and Ombak Putih, on scheduled departures of leisure expeditions for much of the year and promotes custom charter voyages as well.
In response to the yacht cruising community, SeaTrek provides the high performance and luxurious 23+ meter (75 foot) Motor yacht, Merry Makin', for scheduled departures during cruising periods in the renowned Komodo Islands and also for custom charters for private cruises and group events in and around Bali.
At the head office in Bali, Seatrek Sailing Adventures has a small multinational team of experienced professionals who efficiently and courteously service all client inquiries and special requests.
One of our greatest assets is the vast amount of knowledge we have acquired about the anchorages and the islands in the eastern archipelago, the customs of their inhabitants and the special places worth visiting. Our network of contacts and friends throughout the region is second to none.
SeaTrek embarks on sailing adventures to ‘the end of the world’, truly exploring untouched lands in the wake of historic discoverers like Magellan, Cook, Tasman and Wallace. The sailing cruises are primarily focused on the ‘Ring of Fire’ volcanic islands of Eastern Indonesia. Itineraries include the islands of Lombok and Sumbawa, dragons and coral gardens in Komodo, rare volcanic lakes of Flores and visiting traditional whale hunters in Lembata.
For those with a true taste for adventure, SeaTrek voyages drift into timeless regions of Irian Jaya in West-Papua where it is still possible to meet the ancient warrior Asmat tribes. And for those with more historical interests, we follow the spice trade to the Banda Islands and north to Ternate and from Halmahera all the way to Raja Ampat, following in the wake of Wallace's discoveries.
