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Buyer’s trip · 5 days

The second viewing of a surveyed boat is where buyers commit or walk.

Five days adds what three cannot: a second round of viewings after the first survey, time to re-inspect the leading vessel, and a full negotiation day. The comfortable format when you are choosing between two or three yachts.

Sailing yachts moored at Benoa Harbour

In short

With five days the inspection trip breathes. There is room to look twice at the boat you are serious about, which is the difference between an offer and a guess.

  • Two full days of viewings covers Benoa, Serangan and any private moorings on the shortlist.
  • The revisit day exists on purpose: buyers see a surveyed boat differently from an unsurveyed one.
  • Structure and escrow are discussed before you fly out, not after.

The five days

What each day is for

  1. Days 1–2 · Viewings

    Across Benoa, Serangan and any private moorings on the shortlist.

  2. Day 3 · Survey & trial

    Independent survey and sea trial on the leading candidate.

  3. Day 4 · Revisit

    The second viewing of a surveyed boat, with the findings in hand.

  4. Day 5 · Negotiation

    Negotiation and structuring session with the legal and escrow desk before you fly out.

If a Labuan Bajo leg matters — operating phinisi at the Komodo gateway — the seven-day format is the one that fits it.

Five days, two or three boats, one decision.

Send your dates and the shortlist. We will sequence viewings, surveyor and trial so the revisit day lands after the findings, not before.