Charter & Rent a Westport 130 in Bali: 2026 Guide, Prices & Routes
Westport 130 Technical Specifications and Layout
The Westport 130 is a masterpiece of composite construction, renowned for its performance and reliability. As one of the most successful 40-meter series ever built, it offers a voluminous interior that rivals much larger vessels. When you choose this model for your Bali expedition, you are stepping onto a platform designed for both speed and comfort.
- Length Overall: 39.62 meters (130 feet)
- Beam: 7.92 meters (26 feet)
- Draft: 1.9 متر (6.6 feet) – Ideal for accessing shallower bays in the Indonesian archipelago.
- Cabins: 5 (Master suite on main deck, 2 VIP doubles, and 2 twins below).
- Berths: Accommodates up to 10–12 guests for overnight stays.
- Engines: Twin MTU 12V4000 M90 series.
- Cruising Speed: 20 knots, with a maximum speed of 24 knots.
- Fuel Capacity: Approx. 37,000 liters, allowing for extended range between remote islands.
- Water Capacity: Approx. 6,000 liters plus high-capacity water makers.
Why the Westport 130 is the Perfect Match for Bali
Bali’s waters, particularly the Lombok Strait, can experience significant currents and swell. The Westport 130’s fiberglass hull and advanced stabilization systems make it exceptionally well-suited for these conditions, ensuring a smooth ride even when crossing between the "Island of the Gods" and neighboring Lombok. Its relatively shallow draft for a yacht of this size allows it to get closer to the vibrant reefs of Menjangan Island or the turquoise lagoons of Nusa Lembongan than many European steel-hull yachts.
Furthermore, the expansive sundeck and bridge deck are perfect for the Balinese climate. With a shaded al fresco dining area and a Jacuzzi on the flybridge, guests can enjoy 360-degree views of the Uluwatu cliffs or the towering peaks of Mount Agung while remaining in total comfort. The yacht’s large swim platform also serves as a private beach club, perfect for launching jet skis or snorkeling gear in the crystal-clear waters of Crystal Bay.
Pricing for Chartering a Westport 130 in Bali (2026)
Pricing for luxury yachts in Indonesia is influenced by the "Peak Season" (July–August and December–January) and the "Shoulder Season." Below are the estimated price ranges for a Westport 130. Please note that prices are typically quoted plus the Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA).
| Season | Daily Rate (EUR) | Weekly Rate (EUR) |
|---|---|---|
| Low Season (Feb–May, Oct–Nov) | €18,000 - €22,000 | €110,000 - €130,000 |
| Mid Season (June, September) | €22,000 - €25,000 | €130,000 - €150,000 |
| High Season (July, August, Dec) | €25,000 - €30,000 | €150,000 - €175,000 |
Bespoke Itineraries: From Benoa to the Beyond
Most luxury charters depart from Benoa Harbour, the primary deep-water port for international vessels in Bali. Depending on your timeframe, your voyage can range from a quick coastal sprint to a deep exploration of the Komodo National Park.
1-Day "Three Islands" Cruise
Departing from Benoa at 09:00, the Westport 130 cruises across the Badung Strait to Nusa Lembongan. Spend the morning paddleboarding in Mushroom Bay before heading to Nusa Penida to witness the dramatic limestone arches of Broken Beach and Kelingking Beach. Enjoy a chef-prepared lunch on the aft deck while anchored in the calm waters of Gamat Bay for afternoon snorkeling. Return to the marina by sunset.
7-Day East of Bali Expedition
- Day 1: Departure from Benoa to Nusa Lembongan; sunset cocktails at Sandy Bay.
- Day 2: Crossing to the Gili Islands (Gili Trawangan and Gili Meno) for turtle spotting and vibrant nightlife.
- Day 3: Cruising the north coast of Lombok to Moyo Island, a secluded paradise featuring stunning waterfalls.
- Day 4-5: Entering the Komodo National Park region (Sangeang and Gili Banta) for world-class diving.
- Day 6: Trekking for Komodo Dragons on Rinca Island and sunset at Pink Beach.
- Day 7: Return flight from Labuan Bajo or a leisurely cruise back to Bali with a stop at the volcanic island of Satonda.
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Marinas and Logistics in Bali
The primary hub for renting a Westport 130 in Bali is Benoa Marina. This is the only facility in the region capable of providing the necessary shore power, bunkering, and provisioning services for a 130-foot superyacht. While Bali does not have the extensive marina infrastructure found in the Mediterranean, Benoa serves as a sophisticated base with 24/7 security and customs clearance for international arrivals.
Mooring in Bali is largely done at anchor. Popular anchorages include Amuk Bay (near Candidasa) for its calm waters and Padangbai. However, due to the tidal range and coral protection zones, having an experienced local captain and crew—which come standard with a Westport 130 charter—is essential for navigating the local maritime regulations and environmental protected areas.
Inclusions and Financial Logistics
When chartering a Westport 130 in Bali, the contract is usually based on MYBA terms. The base charter fee covers the hire of the yacht, the professional crew (typically 7-8 members including a private chef), and the yacht’s insurance. Additional costs are handled via the Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA), which is usually 30-35% of the charter fee. This covers:
- Fuel: Calculated based on engine hours and current market rates.
- Food & Beverages: Tailored to your specific preference sheet.
- Dockage Fees: Marina fees in Benoa or mooring fees in national parks.
- Taxes: Indonesian VAT (PPN) and local harbor clearances.
- End Cleaning: Standard interior and exterior cleaning.
Best Months and Sea Conditions
The best time for chartering a Westport 130 in Bali is during the Dry Season (April to October). During these months, the southeast trade winds provide clear skies and manageable seas. July and August offer the coolest temperatures and best visibility for diving, though these are the busiest months. The Wet Season (November to March) brings higher humidity and occasional heavy tropical downpours, usually in the afternoons. While the sea remains warm year-round (27-30°C), the swells in the Indian Ocean are significantly higher during the peak of the monsoon, making the dry season the preferred window for luxury charters.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the guest capacity for renting a Westport 130 in Bali?
For overnight charters, the Westport 130 comfortably accommodates 10 guests in 5 en-suite cabins. For day cruises around the Balinese coastline, many configurations allow for up to 15-20 guests, depending on the specific safety certification of the hull and the requirements of the local port authority.
Is a crew included when chartering a Westport 130 in Bali?
Yes, all charters of this magnitude are "fully crewed." This includes a highly qualified Captain, a First Officer, engineers, deckhands, a professional Chef, and interior stewardesses to ensure a five-star service level throughout your journey.
Can we customize the itinerary for our Bali yacht rental?
Absolutely. One of the primary benefits of chartering a Westport 130 is the flexibility. While we provide suggested routes to the Gilis or Komodo, your Captain will work with you daily to adjust the route based on weather conditions and your personal interests, whether that is surfing in Uluwatu or snorkeling in the West Bali National Park.