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The timber deck lounge of a Superior class phinisi

Superior class · 32 m

The one most parties book

Five cabins, twelve guests, nine crew. The middle tier is where deck space stops being tight and the price still makes sense.

Benchmark

Superior, by the numbers

Class benchmarks. The exact vessel is named and verified on your quote.

The timber deck lounge of a Superior class phinisi
Length overall
32 m
Beam
8 m
Cabins
5
Max guests
12
Crew
9
Guest to crew
1 : 1.3
Ensuite cabins
5
Air-conditioned
5
Sundeck
60 m²
Dining capacity
14

Indicative class benchmarks, as of 2026. Individual vessels vary; these are the figures we shortlist against.

Before you ask

Four quick answers

Why is Superior the common choice?

It is the first tier where twelve guests, a real sundeck and a nine-strong crew arrive together. Below it you trade space; above it you pay for service ratio.

Twelve guests in five cabins?

Yes — cabins are twin or double, so five cabins berth up to twelve. Couples take four cabins for eight, which is how most groups actually travel.

Is it set up for diving?

Many Superior vessels are, with a dive deck and tanks aboard. Say so at enquiry and we shortlist only those.

How far ahead should we book?

This tier goes first. Three to six months for June to September; four to eight weeks in shoulder season.

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Check Superior for your dates

The most requested tier on the water, which means the calendar is the constraint rather than the boat.

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