There is truly no greater cruising ground than Indonesia. With 18,000 isles covering some two million square miles of pristine tropical water and a rich and vibrant local culture there truly can be no comparison.

The 3rd Edition of the Cruising Guide to Indonesia covers everything the prudent navigator needs to safely ply the Indonesian waters and enjoy the largest and best island nation in the world.

• New chapters covering the Triton Bay, Saumlaki, Kai, Anambas, and Natuna areas.
• Extensive updates and additions to all of our previous 30 chapters.
• Detailed charts including approaches, waypoints and GPS coordinates.
• Dangers, chart errors, missing islands, reefs and rocks.
• Formalities, Immigration, Customs, Harbor Master and National Park regulations.
• Regional weather patterns, local anomalies and currents.
• Shore side facilities, restaurants, beach bars, supermarkets, provisioning and fueling.
• Cultural excursions, waterfalls, wildlife, diving, hiking, climbing, day tripping, etc…
• Comprehensive coverage: 304 pages thick with more than 400 anchorages.

30 chapters covering the whole of the Indonesian Archipelago.

We are now bigger and better. With new chapters covering the Triton Bay area, Saumlaki, Kai, Anambas, and Natuna areas and extensive updates and additions to all of our previous 30 chapters… Cruising Guide to Indonesia third edition is now 304 pages with over 400 anchorage locations throughtout the Indonesian Archipelago. Our Chapter on Raja Ampat has doubled in size with many new anchorages in the famous Misool area of southern Raja Ampat. We offer comprehensive coverage of the whole archipelago and have become a standard addition to most yachts and superyachts in the area.

“Andy Scott’s comprehensive guide to Indonesia is a godsend to any sailor planning to discover the attractions of one of the most beautiful cruising grounds in the world. The wealth of detail and clarity of presentation makes it among the best publications of its kind.” — Jimmy Cornell, author of World Cruising Routes, Cornell’s Ocean Atlas, and founder of the ARC sailing rally

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