A Super Yacht
Silolona
50 M | 5 Cabins | 10 Guests
Silolona is a 50-metre traditional sailing yacht designed for private charters in Indonesia, with five cabins and a scale that feels both substantial and deeply personal. What sets her apart is not only her craftsmanship, but the atmosphere that comes with it: carved teak, woven textures, Indonesian materials, and a style of cruising that feels more rooted in place than many contemporary yachts. For guests who want a voyage with cultural depth, strong accommodation, and a quieter rhythm on board, she offers a particularly distinctive way to explore the archipelago.
“Silolona feels shaped by craft rather than styling. The atmosphere on board has real depth to it, and that changes the whole experience.”
Sebastian, Barefoot Yachts Indonesia
Depth
On Board Silolona
Life on board Silolona is arranged around a series of calm, well-balanced spaces that support a slower and more settled rhythm at sea. The indoor lounge and dining area provide a light-filled retreat when needed, while the aft deck and additional lounging areas give guests several places to sit out, read, talk, or simply spend time under way. For a yacht of this scale, the atmosphere remains notably intimate, with the spaces feeling composed rather than expansive.
Texture
Cabins on Silolona
With five cabins for ten guests, the layout feels private and well proportioned, particularly for families or small groups who value space without needing a larger guest count. The three larger suites give the yacht a stronger lead-cabin feel, while the additional double cabins complete the arrangement in a way that keeps the experience intimate and easy to manage.
The cabins themselves carry much of the yacht’s character. Carved teak, woven textiles, and a softer palette give them warmth and individuality, while the overall finish remains comfortable and settled rather than decorative for effect.
Flavoursome
Dining on Silolona
Dining on board Silolona appears to move naturally between the indoor dining area and evenings out on deck, which suits a yacht built around a slower and more atmospheric style of cruising.
Food on board is best thought of as personalised and well handled, with Southeast Asian flavours sitting alongside familiar Western dishes depending on guest preferences and the pace of the voyage. The overall feel remains calm and understated, which suits a yacht where hospitality, setting, and craftsmanship are all meant to work together.
Step Aboard
Silolona Video
Impressions
Silolona Gallery
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Silolona Yacht Specifications
Technical Specifications
Length: 50m (164 ft)
Beam: 10m (33 ft)
Av. Speed: 8 knots
3 Tenders
Traditional Konjo craftsmanship
Cabins
Bali Cabin (22.4 sqm / lower deck / king-size bed)
Asmat & Java Cabins (26.4 sqm / lower deck / king-size beds)
Borneo & Sumba Cabins (11.2 sqm / lower deck / queen-size beds)
All cabins have en-suite bathrooms with hot water and AC, and provide ample storage space
Service
Personalized menus according to preferences
Flavoursome fusion cuisine
Curated selection of wines and spirits
17 crew members
Massage service onboard
Dive & Leisure Equipment
Scuba diving gear
Snorkelling gear
Paddleboards
Wakeboard
Kayak
Water Skis
Donut
Expert Insights on Silolona
Barefoot’s take
Silolona is particularly good for guests who want a yacht with real cultural weight behind it. The comfort and luxury is there, but what makes her memorable is the sense of craftsmanship and the way the whole onboard experience feels shaped by Indonesia rather than simply placed within it.
Clare
Senior Voyage Planner
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