Bali – A New Haven for Luxury Yachts and Marine Adventures
Bali, one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world, is set to make a breakthrough in the field of marine tourism. With the construction of new state-of-the-art marinas capable of accommodating luxury yachts and superyachts, the island aims to become a leading yachting destination in Southeast Asia.
- Marina Development Indonesia – Bali’s First International Marina PT Marina Development Indonesia is partnering with Pelindo on an ambitious project to create Bali’s first fully-functional international marina. Located at the Bali Marine Tourism Hub (BMTH) in Benoa, this state-of-the-art marina will feature 180 berths and a dedicated service area with a 200-tonne lift. A unique feature of the marina will be its ability to accommodate over 50 superyachts up to 90 metres in length. This will open up new horizons for luxury water recreation and attract high-net-worth tourists from all over the world. In addition to the berths and service area, the marina will include a wide range of amenities and services for yachtsmen and guests. It will house a yacht club, service and fuel stations, restaurants, offices, luxury accommodation options and commercial areas. The marina project is being developed taking into account the principles of sustainable development and careful attitude to the environment, which meets international standards.
- The second marina on the island of Kura-kura Bali will become another international marina and part of a special economic zone. It will be able to accommodate from 120 to 140 luxury yachts and will be harmoniously integrated with other facilities on the island, including shopping centers, educational institutions and hotel complexes.
The combination of two modern marinas will create a unique cluster for elite marine tourism in Bali, offering yacht owners and guests a wide range of services, entertainment and recreational opportunities.
Growing popularity of cruise tourism in Bali
- Along with the development of yachting infrastructure, Bali is seeing a rapid growth in the popularity of cruise tourism. In 2024, the island was visited by a record number of cruise ships — 52, which is four more than in 2023. The total number of foreign tourists who arrived on cruise ships exceeded 89 thousand people. The development of marinas for luxury yachts is expected to contribute to the further growth of the cruise industry in Bali. The integration of yachting and cruise tourism will create a unique offer for travelers who value luxury, comfort and marine adventures.
- The Indonesian authorities actively support the development of marine tourism in Bali. One of the key initiatives is the Sail to Indonesia program, which positions Bali as a global tourism destination and promotes it as a maritime hub.
- Other programs are aimed at improving infrastructure, ensuring maritime safety, training personnel and promoting Bali in the international luxury tourism market. The joint efforts of the government and the private sector create a solid foundation for the successful development of marine tourism on the island.
Economic and tourist potential of new marinas
The creation of modern marinas for luxury yachts opens up enormous economic and tourist prospects for Bali. The influx of wealthy tourists and yacht owners is expected to boost revenues in various sectors of the economy, including hospitality, food and beverage, retail and entertainment. In addition, the development of yachting infrastructure will create new jobs for locals and attract foreign investment. Bali will be able to strengthen its position as a leading tourist destination in Southeast Asia and earn a reputation as a global center for luxury marine tourism.
Bali is thus on the cusp of a major change in the marine tourism industry. The construction of new state-of-the-art superyacht-capable marinas promises to transform the island into the epicenter of luxury yachting in the region. The combination of first-class infrastructure, a wide range of services and unique opportunities for marine adventures will make Bali an attractive destination for wealthy tourists and yacht owners from all over the world. The development of luxury marine tourism will not only strengthen the island’s economy, but will also allow it to take its rightful place on the global luxury vacation map.
Bali, with its stunning landscapes, rich culture and warm hospitality, is ideal for the development of luxury marine tourism. The new marinas will become the crown jewels of the island’s tourism infrastructure, offering travelers unforgettable experiences and the opportunity to enjoy luxury in harmony with nature. The future of marine tourism in Bali looks incredibly promising. The island is ready to open its arms to lovers of yachting, cruising and marine adventures, offering them the best that the world of luxury recreation has to offer. A new era of luxury marine tourism in Bali begins today and the whole world is eagerly awaiting the opportunity to be a part of it.




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Bali, the pearl of Indonesia, is opening its doors to luxury marine tourism. The construction of new modern marinas capable of hosting superyachts promises to turn the island into the epicenter of yachting in Southeast Asia. Read about the grandiose plans to develop infrastructure for elite marine tourism in Bali and the opportunities that are opening up in this article.

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