When Was The Last Time You Surfed in Solitude?
You’re invited to join us on a journey through remote Indonesia aboard the Kudanil Explorer.
Explore the most remote areas of the beautiful Indonesian Archipelago with comfort, safety, stability and reliability.
The Kudanil Explorer is extremely large at 50 metres long (164 feet). The 12.5 metre beam and 1000 tonnage of weight make it particularly wide and stable making your journey more comfortable.
There are eight 30.5m2 private guest cabins that are both spacious and stylish. Glass, folding doors easily open onto an expansive private terrace (11m2) fitted with a large day bed, chairs and coffee table.
The interiors were stylishly decorated by a French designer but feature an authentic Indonesian flair. The food is a traditional mix of Indonesian and Western and all meals are included.
Twenty-one smiling and friendly Indonesian crew are eager to serve and make your experience memorable.
Wave types for every ability, unique novelty waves such as surfing out of a cave or inside a river, phenomenal secret spots that occasionally fire on the right conditions for a privileged few and many breaks still awaiting discovery.
Specialists such as your own private surf videographer, surf photographer, yoga teacher, scuba-diving instructor/s and breath enhancement teacher can be invited.
Allow us to create the journey of a lifetime shaped around your own interests and passions.
Allow Tropicsurf to tailor a once-in-a-lifetime expedition. One that the whole family can enjoy. Talk to us today . . .
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