Mischief Liveaboard, Indonesia

Mischief Voyage is a 29-meter private yacht offering luxury liveaboard trips across Indonesia's diverse archipelago. Built in 2016 with ironwood and teak, the vessel combines traditional design with modern functionality. Navigation is supported by Garmin radar, echo sounder, AIS, and VHF/SSB radios. A solar-powered system stores daytime energy, allowing nights to remain quiet without running machinery.

The yacht accommodates up to six guests in three cabin suites for groups of friends, private charters, and family vacations. The Master Cabin on the upper deck includes a king-size bed, a separate lounge with a sofa, and a private outdoor seating area. Its ensuite bathroom offers comfort and privacy, with panoramic island views. The Suite Cabin on the main deck features a king-size bed, a writing desk, and a large ensuite with a separate shower and toilet. The Twin Cabin, also on the main deck, includes two single beds, a writing desk, and a spacious ensuite bathroom.

The indoor saloon includes plush seating and a private library. The upper deck lounge offers open-air space for sea views. Meals are served in the open-air dining space under the sky for dinners, while breakfast and lunch are offered in the shaded main deck dining area. Food onboard reflects both Indonesian and Western cuisines and focuses on quality ingredients and refined preparation. In addition to set-menu dinners, daily dining includes buffet service, snacks, and soft drinks. Vegetarian and vegan meals are available.

Guests can take part in guided snorkeling and diving activities to explore Indonesia's marine life. Kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding are available for calm-water excursions. Trekking activities provide a land-based option to experience Indonesia’s natural landscapes.

Safety equipment includes life jackets, ILRs, and lifebuoys, and the vessel is equipped with radar, AIS, GPS, echo sounder, and multiple compasses.

Itineraries include several regions of Indonesia. Routes may include Komodo National Park to see the endemic Komodo dragon, Raja Ampat for karst landscapes and coral diversity, Alor and Sumbawa for marine biodiversity, and select anchorages for whale shark sightings. Each voyage focuses on a blend of natural exploration, sustainable cruising, and personalized onboard service