Guide to Mooring at Bawah Reserve

Everything you need to know about mooring at Bawah Reserve.

 
We do allow limited mooring at Bawah Reserve. Mooring guests are not permitted to sleep on their boats, they must stay in our accommodation on the island.
Maximum size of boat to enter our lagoon is 85m and max draft is 2.5m and max mast height is 15m.
 
The mooring is chargeable at USD$5 / foot (subjected to 11% government tax) per night. 
All mooring proceeds are donated to the Anambas Foundation. 
 
The accommodation can be booked via our reservations team.
 
We kindly request that the shuttle between the yacht and jetty to be by own tender. 
 
Mooring Information
Requirements
 
 - Please note that Passports and identities will be required by island security team as a form of registration for reporting to the immigration department in Indonesia.
  - All guests who come ashore must be over the age of five years. 
 - Please send proof of Covid vaccination before arrival (2 doses for domestic and international sailing )
 - Access to our islands is subject to prior request. 
Please make your mooring reservation here:
 - Upon arrival please contact security on VHF Channel 2 for prior approval. 
 - Please note that we reserve the right to close the island to visitors or to limit access to certain outlets/services in cases of high occupancy, private events or festive seasons etc. 
 
Other Information:
  • Anchoring, fishing and the collection of any dead or alive marine life up to 600m from the house reef is strictly forbidden by law.
  • No bonfires are allowed on any of the 6 islands surrounding Bawah.
  • Bilge pumps are to be activated outside the lagoon.
  • Do not dispose any non-biodegradable waste e.g. plastics, cans, etc in the lagoon, sea or on the island.
  • Please refrain from playing loud music during your time at Bawah Reserve. This is to ensure privacy and comfort of our in-house guests.
  • Bawah Reserve is not licensed to sell any fuel to any boats/vessels/yachts.

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