Jeeva Samudera

An entirely new way to experience Jeeva Resorts is coming soon. Starting in April 2026, the Jeeva experience extends beyond land to the ocean with Jeeva Samudera, a custom built 46-metre Phinisi sailing yacht. It has that iconic, traditional Phinisi design but with an elevated luxe style that the Jeeva resort group is well known for.

Sailing the waters to Komodo and beyond, Jeeva Samudera is a floating retreat with stylish one-of-a-kind cabins and cultured dining. It’s a five-star resort experience with a constantly changing ocean view.

The vessel houses six above-deck suites with ensuite bathrooms and an elegant lounge and bar. There are three breezy open-air decks to sit and gaze at the ocean vistas, catch the nightly sunset and frolicking dolphins, or join in the open air yoga sessions. 

Setting sail from Lombok, cruise itineraries explore the Lombok and Sumbawa coastline to the Komodo National Park and beyond, with tailor made shipboard experiences, while bespoke voyages and full chartered sailings are available. The only limit is your sense of discovery.

The ship has two tenders to ferry guests ashore while it’s fully equipped with water sports gear to explore above and beneath the water, with diving, snorkelling, kayaking, paddleboarding and jetskiing.

All the guest suites have names that evoke Indonesia’s iconic, far flung island destinations –  Banda, Alor, Flores and Raja Ampat, complete with motifs and unique decor that showcase the archipelago’s cultural diversity.

The upper deck premium Bugis and Sasak suites offer elegant interiors with a dedicated butler service. Expect a lounging and private dining area, an expansive ensuite bathroom, and a deck space. They have intricately designed teak wood fixtures and lavish soft furnishings – the perfect ocean oasis. Wraparound windows ensure abundant natural light and sweeping ocean views from every angle.

Jeeva’s land-based hotels and resorts span the island of Lombok from Gili Trawangan, all the way to Jeeva Beloam Beach Camp in Lombok’s far southeast corner.