https://www.barefoot-cruising-indonesia.com/boats/aboya/ Aboya is the Bugies name and originates from from old sailors tradition in South Sulawesi. It means “Searching for meaning or propose”. The name stands for a vessel that is of course going somewhere, but not without a mission, not without a purpose, but in a meaningful way and in harmony with nature… Aboya is not a conventional charter boat - and this stands for the kind of trips she is doing but also her unconventional build and environmentally conscious systems. Join us for a private voyage into the most remote regions of the indonesian archipelago, tailored to your very own style. Designed to explore beyond mainstream tourism, Aboya takes you to then most stunning locations in remote Indonesia. “The idea of Aboya is to have an economical, comfortable and safe vessel that sails well and is small enough to navigate to the most beautiful anchorages…

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