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Custom Built Phinisi Gajah Putih-Test
Mega yacht · 85 ft (26 m) · Labuhanbajo
Expertenbewertung
Technische Daten
- Werft
- Custom Built
- Modell
- Phinisi
- Länge
- 85 ft (26 m)
- Gäste
- 12
- Kabinen
- 6
Urteil
A well-proportioned 85-foot phinisi that emphasizes character, cabin count, and group-friendly comfort over speed or sporty handling. It should suit Komodo-style cruising well, but buyers should expect a traditional, not agile, sailing experience.
Vorteile
- +Distinctive phinisi styling with strong visual appeal
- +Six cabins and 12-guest capacity suit families or small groups
- +Reported air-conditioning, private bathrooms, and outdoor lounging areas
- +Suitable for liveaboard cruising in Komodo-style itineraries
Nachteile
- −Performance is likely modest compared with modern planing yachts
- −Traditional hull form can feel slower and less maneuverable
- −Public specs are inconsistent across sources, so some details should be verified
- −Value depends heavily on itinerary, crew quality, and refit condition
Custom Built Phinisi Gajah Putih is a classic Indonesian phinisi in the 85-foot class, built in 2018 and arranged for 12 guests in six cabins. Its appeal is mainly in the vessel type itself: high-profile lines, open deck areas, and a layout designed for multi-day cruising rather than short luxury hops. Recent listings also describe a 2025 renovation, which is relevant for comfort and finish, but should be confirmed before booking.
On the water, a phinisi of this size is typically more about steady passage-making than speed. That makes it well suited to scenic cruising around Komodo and similar island routes, where comfort and stability matter more than fast transfers. Handling is likely straightforward for experienced crew, but not sporty; guests should expect a traditional, slower-moving yacht with the charms and limitations of a wooden liveaboard.
Comfort is a clear strength. Public sources describe air-conditioned cabins, en-suite bathrooms, and shared spaces such as a salon, flybridge, and sundeck-style relaxation areas, which should work well for families or groups. In value terms, Gajah Putih looks competitive for a six-cabin phinisi, especially if the refit is current and service standards are good, but exact value depends on route, inclusions, and overall maintenance.


