Ombak Putih

Ombak Putih means ‘White Wave’ in the Indonesian language
24 Passengers
Indonesia

Led by Captain Agung, with a crew of 14, Ombak Putih means ‘White Wave’ in the Indonesian language. Her keel was first laid down in Kalimantan in 1995, and she became operational in 1997. At 42 metres long, she provides accommodation for up to 24 guests in 12 comfortable cabins. Approximately 400 square metres of public space is divided over her two main decks, including a large salon, as well as covered and open areas, allowing plenty of room for our guests to spread out, relax, and enjoy as much company or solitude as they wish.

SLEEPING CONFIGURATION

6 x double bed cabins

2 x triple cabins (one double bed & one upper single bunk – bunk ideally suitable for child 12 or under)

4 x twin bunk cabins (one above the other)

SINGLE PASSENGERS

Single passengers are generally requested to share a cabin. Sex and age are used as criteria in this case. However, it is possible to book a single cabin with a surcharge. The surcharge is 75% of your tour price.

Cabin Categories

All Cabins

6 x double bed cabins

2 x triple cabins (one double bed & one upper single bunk – bunk ideally suitable for child 12 or under)

4 x twin bunk cabins (one above the other)

All cabins have USB charging ports, air conditioning, stylish fixtures and ensuite bathrooms with a hot shower and toiletries.

Ship Facilities

Ombak Putih Lounge
Ombak Putih Lounge

The spacious lounge offers room to relax. Here you will find the ship’s library, a presentation TV, small bar, coffee station, the electronic charging “dry zone” and mini-fridge.

Outdoor dining
Outdoor dining

All meals are served in the outdoor dining space. This area is covered to provide protection from sun and rain, while providing spectacular views.

Ombak Putih Sundeck
Top Deck
Cabin Amenities
  • Air Conditioning
  • Ensuite with Shower
  • USB charging ports

Technical Details

Capacity: 24 guests
Year Built: 1996-97
Length: 138 feet
Beam: 34 feet
Draft: 11.5 feet
Cruising Speed: 7-10 knots
Flag: Indonesia