Vinca
Vinca Deluxe Phinisi
Vinca photo gallery: cabins, decks and what the pictures leave out
Updated 10 October 2026
Every photo here shows Vinca Deluxe Phinisi, a 31 m phinisi with 6 cabins in three styles, a sundeck, a long dining table and an open galley. Photos are grouped by cabin type and by space. Cabins start at IDR 6,950,000 (≈ USD 426) per person on the open trip, and the whole boat at IDR 50,000,000 (≈ USD 3,067).
How the photos are organised
The gallery below is sorted by place, not by mood. The 6 cabins are grouped by style, with a set of photos for each: Japanese, Western and Balinese. Spaces are grouped by use: sundeck, outdoor dining, main deck, indoor lounge, galley and the beach dinner. Water activities sit last.
Every photo shows Vinca. They are not stock images and not photos of a sister boat. Where a photo shows something that costs extra, such as the beach dinner, the caption says so.
Three cabin types, a handful of spaces and one tender: that is the whole boat. If you only have time for one set, look at the cabin you are thinking of booking, then the dining deck. Between them they cover where you will sleep and where you will spend the evenings of a trip that starts at IDR 6,950,000 (≈ USD 426) per person.
Cabins: what the photos show, and what they leave out
The Japanese rooms show the big sea windows, the low tatami table and a double bed. They sit on the upper deck, which rolls most.
The Western rooms show the bathtub, the sea-view windows and a double bed on the main deck. They are for two guests, and the bath is the point of them.
The Balinese rooms show the villa styling, a double bed with a single, and portholes. They have no balcony, and they sit on the lower deck beside the engine.
About the balconies: in the Japanese and Western rooms, the photos show a narrow strip of side deck with bench seating. It is a place to sit, not a terrace. We tell you because wide-angle lenses make small spaces look larger, and we would rather you were pleased than surprised.
Decks, table and the kitchen
The sundeck photos show bean bags, cushions and umbrellas, which is where most of the afternoons go. The outdoor dining photos show the long table under its canopy, set for dinner with candles. The main deck shows lounge cushions and bow seating.
Indoors, the lounge has a sofa, a TV, a bar and a karaoke set, and it is air-conditioned. The galley is open, which is why the photos show the kitchen as part of the living space, not behind a door.
The beach dinner photos show a table and umbrellas on sand. That dinner is part of a private 4D3N and an add-on, from IDR 2,950,000 (≈ USD 181) per couple, on shorter charters.
None of the photos shows the engine room or the crew's quarters, which are not guest areas.
On the water
The activity photos show the two stand-up paddleboards, the snorkelling gear and the Yamaha 40 hp tender that takes guests to beaches the hull cannot reach. They show a snorkel boat. There are no dive tanks in any frame because the boat carries none.
Photos of the places themselves, such as Padar, Pink Beach and Kalong, are on the destination pages.
If you want a photo of a specific room or corner that is not here, ask the desk. We will tell you plainly whether we have it. A page that shows only the good angles is not information, and we would like this one to be information. If the gallery shows a boat you cannot picture yourself on, it has done its job, and we are the wrong boat for you.
FAQ
Are these photos of the actual boat?
Yes. Every photo on this site shows Vinca, with 6 cabins in three styles. None is stock, and none is a sister vessel. The cabin photos are grouped by style, and the space photos by use. If you doubt one, ask the desk about it.
Do the balcony photos show a private terrace?
No. They show a narrow strip of side deck with bench seating outside the Japanese and Western rooms. Think of it as a bench with a view. The Balinese rooms have no balcony and have portholes instead. Ask the desk if the balcony decides your choice among the 6 cabins.
Why do the Balinese room photos show portholes, not windows?
Because the lower deck has portholes in place of windows, so less light enters. The room is styled like a Bali villa, with a double bed and a single. It moves least on the water and is closest to the engine, and it is the lowest-priced cabin at IDR 6,950,000 (≈ USD 426) per person.
Can I ask for a photo of a particular room?
Yes. Write to the desk, name the room and the angle, and we will say whether we have it. We would rather tell you that a photo does not exist than send one that flatters. A cabin on the open trip starts at IDR 6,950,000 (≈ USD 426) per person, so it is worth a short message.
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