A true offshore adventure, combining rewarding ocean passages with remote tropical islands, pristine coral reefs and cultures shaped by centuries of maritime tradition.
This 20-day expedition is the final leg of an extraordinary four-month sailing journey from Fiji to Indonesia. Join this standalone adventure or complete the entire expedition as you sail across one of the Pacific’s most remote and rewarding cruising routes.
Departing Kavieng in Papua New Guinea, you’ll venture west across little-travelled waters towards Jayapura in Indonesia’s Papua Province. This is a true offshore adventure, combining rewarding ocean passages with remote tropical islands, pristine coral reefs and cultures shaped by centuries of maritime tradition. Crossing an international border under sail adds an extra sense of achievement as you complete one of the South Pacific’s great expedition routes.
Rather than a traditional sailing holiday, this is an immersive expedition where you’ll become part of everyday life on board. Guest crew actively participate in sailing, watchkeeping, meal preparation and the shared routines of long-distance cruising, with every day shaped by the weather, the wind and the rhythm of life at sea.
Your home throughout the voyage is a comfortable 52ft ocean-going sailing yacht with four double cabins and four bathrooms. Led by experienced skipper Francesco and his partner Anna, life on board is collaborative and relaxed, creating an authentic expedition atmosphere rather than a charter experience.
As the final chapter of the expedition, this voyage offers the satisfaction of completing an unforgettable journey across the South Pacific, finishing in one of Indonesia’s most fascinating and least-visited regions.
Why you'll love this adventure
- Sail from Papua New Guinea into Indonesia
- Visit remote islands and traditional coastal communities
- Finish in one of Indonesia's most fascinating and least-visited regions
Dates
Itinerary
Sail west from Papua New Guinea into Indonesia on an expedition that few cruising sailors ever experience. Combining offshore passages with remote tropical islands and spectacular coral reefs, this final leg rewards adventurous travellers with an authentic taste of one of the world's last great sailing frontiers.
What's included
- Accommodation aboard the yacht
- Professional skipper
- Sailing instruction
- Participation as crew
- Fuel
- Mooring and harbour fees
- Gas
- Bed linen
- Final cleaning
- AIS-equipped lifejacket
Not included
- Travel insurance
- Flights
- Visas
- Alcohol
- Meals ashore
- Personal expenses
Trip notes
Price
Min age
Accommodation
Accommodation for this voyage is on board a fully equipped 15 meters sailing yacht comprising of a spacious indoor saloon area offering plenty of space to relax in peace. From our well equipped galley kitchen, taking it in turns to prepare delicious food and drinks using fresh, local ingredients.
Other equipment and accessories:
A generator of 2kw, desalinator, VHF, Log, Nautical Wind Instrument, Autopilot, ECO, GPS, plotter, radar, SSB, AIS, EPIRB, Installation 12V, Installation 220V, round helm, water heater, 2 electric fridges, stereo, external speakers, external shower, external table, gangway, awning, external tender with motor, teak bridge
Sails and equipment: furling mainsail, Genoa furling, roll-up sling, Spinnaker with stocking
Meals
- Onboard we like to enjoy good food and as this is an adventure everyone on board will take part in preparing food.
- Onboard meals included.
- Meals ashore not included.
Who is this trip for?
- Travellers seeking a deeper, slower form of exploration
- Those comfortable with shared living and extended time at sea
- People keen to get involved in sailing and daily onboard life
- Adventurous travellers drawn to remote, less-visited regions
Additional notes
- For ocean passages, the crew will participate in full life on board doing the watches (day and night),and everybody will have tasks shared with others for life on board.
- Normally the watches are 3 hours during the night and 4 hours during the day.
- The boat Is a sun odyssey 52.2 Year 2002 with a full refitting in 2018
- During the refitting we have change a lots of things but the more important are : the new rigging, new bulb pins new halyards , new sails
- The boat has 4 cabins so if you will decide to join us you will share the cabin with another crew.
Tour operator
These guys run fantastic sailing holidays aboard their 52.2 Sun Odyssey in the Atlantic, Med and Pacific Ocean. Join for a trans-ocean crossing where their experienced skipper gets everyone involved in all aspects of life on board. In between join as guest crew as these ocean wanderers explore our big blue planet and experience life as true ocean cruisers.
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Sail Papua New Guinea to Indonesia 2026
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