No. Pricing is one of the fastest-moving parts of the Bali charter market, and every figure we publish is an indicative, date-stamped reference rather than a live quote.
The rate ranges you see are compiled from public third-party sources current as of 2026. For example: entry-level simple private boats are reported from around IDR 6,000,000 (roughly USD 350–400, depending on the exchange rate); Bali rental platforms list an average boat near USD 1,137 per day across a fleet of about 45 vessels; and Click&Boat reports an Indonesia-wide average of about USD 1,659 per day, with high season averaging roughly USD 1,674 versus low season near USD 383. These are market observations cited for context, not offers by Bahari Privé.
What we publish, what it is, and what binds us:
- Rate ranges and averages: third-party market data, dated as of 2026. Binding: nothing until quoted.
- “From” starting prices: indicative entry points, sensitive to exchange rates. Binding: nothing until quoted.
- Inclusions and add-ons: typical industry norms that vary per operator. Binding: your written quote.
- Seasonal swings: documented ranges, illustrative only. Binding: your written quote.
Your only binding price is the written quotation issued to you for your specific date, vessel, guest count and add-ons, confirmed over WhatsApp or email before payment. Currency conversions (IDR/USD) are approximate and move with the market.