Top deck
Mansard I
The forward master on the top deck: queen bed, en-suite, and a private balcony that looks straight down the bow.
Accommodation
Seven cabins over three decks
Every cabin on Neptune Cruise Phinisi is en-suite and air-conditioned, with a queen bed. What separates the grades is the deck you sleep on, what you see when you open the door, and whether that door leads onto a private balcony.
The two top-deck masters — Mansard I and II — are the largest and the only ones with balconies. The Junior Suite sits amidships on the main deck, a few steps from the lounge. The Deluxe cabins are on the lower deck, which makes them the steadiest berths on board when there is any swell running.
The grades
Which cabin to ask for
Rates shown are per person on the shared 3D2N departure. On a private charter the cabins come with the boat.
Top deck
Mansard II
The second top-deck master, identical in size and finish, with its own balcony and the shortest walk to the sundeck.
Main deck
Junior Suite
Main-deck cabin with a queen bed and full en-suite, a few steps from the indoor dining room and the lounge.
Lower deck
Deluxe
Lower-deck cabin with a queen bed, en-suite and a sea-view window — the steadiest berths on board in a swell.
Inside
Balconies and bathrooms
Every cabin has its own bathroom with a hot-water shower. The two Mansards and the Junior Suite open onto private outdoor space.
Deck plan
How the three decks stack up
Top deck: the two Mansard masters forward, the open sundeck running aft. It is the deck people end up on for crossings, sunsets and the run back from Kalong.
Main deck: the Junior Suite, the air-conditioned lounge, the indoor dining room and the bar. Shaded outdoor seating sits aft of it.
Lower deck: the Deluxe cabins and the dive deck — closest to the water, least motion, quickest route in and out for snorkelling.
- Top deck
- Mansard I & II · sundeck
- Main deck
- Junior Suite · lounge · dining · bar
- Lower deck
- Deluxe cabins · dive deck
Side by side
Cabin comparison
| Cabin | Deck | Bed | Outdoor space | Shared 3D2N |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mansard I | Top | Queen | Private balcony | USD 850 per person |
| Mansard II | Top | Queen | Private balcony | USD 850 per person |
| Junior Suite | Main | Queen | Balcony access | USD 730 per person |
| Deluxe × 4 | Lower | Queen | Sea-view window | USD 610 per person |
All seven cabins are en-suite and air-conditioned. Additional guest sharing a cabin: USD 410 on the Mansards and Junior Suite, USD 310 on a Deluxe.
Choosing
Cabin questions
Which cabin is best if I get seasick?
A lower-deck Deluxe. Motion is smallest closest to the waterline and amidships, and the Deluxe cabins sit exactly there.
Can a cabin sleep three?
Yes, with an additional guest — USD 410 on the Mansards and Junior Suite, USD 310 on a Deluxe, on the shared 3D2N.
Do all cabins have their own bathroom?
All seven. Each has a private en-suite with a hot-water shower.
Is there air conditioning all night?
Yes, in every cabin.
Reservations
Hold a cabin, or the whole boat
Tell us your dates, guest count, dietary needs and whether anyone in the party dives. We reply with live availability and a written quote — direct from the operator, never through an agent.
