Mischief is a luxury Phinisi yacht launched in 2016, inspired by traditional Indonesian sailing vessels from the spice trade era. While the lines reflect history, the interiors are modern and elegant, blending comfort with subtle nods to the past.
Onboard, an experienced team of 8—including a cruise host, two private chefs, and a dive master—ensures smooth sailing and personalized service. With both double and twin cabins, Mischief suits families or groups of friends wanting to explore Indonesia’s islands in upscale comfort.
Thoughtfully designed, Mischief offers well-finished crew quarters too. The crew cabins are climate-controlled and built to the same high standards as the guest suites, each with a bathroom, wardrobe, and desk for daily use.
The galley is fully equipped to satisfy a gourmet chef, with ample storage and freezing capacity for extended trips in remote regions. There’s also a full laundry and service area, plus a well-organized engine room and workshop for operational efficiency.
INTERIOR & EXTERIOR
Inside, the yacht features a bright and breezy lounge and bar with white wood paneling, soft textures, and natural details that keep the mood relaxed yet refined. The outdoor deck wraps around the yacht, offering plenty of lounging spots with forward-facing seats on the main and upper decks, perfect for soaking up views in peace. At the rear, the shaded dining space is where the Indonesian and Western chefs prepare delicious fusion meals served alfresco.
CABINS
Mischief has three spacious, air-conditioned guest cabins—all positioned above deck with large windows to capture Indonesia’s stunning views. There’s a fourth twin cabin below deck, allowing up to 8 guests onboard. The master suite sits on the upper deck and comes with a private terrace. One double and one twin cabin are found on the main deck. All cabins are finished with natural teak floors, calming tones, and plenty of natural light. Each includes a walk-in wardrobe and an en suite bathroom with power shower and dual vanities. Eco-flush toilets linked to a treatment plant support a more sustainable cruising experience.
