Engine
Mitsubishi 8D C9
A nine-cylinder diesel, chosen for reliability over speed. It is the engine you want when the nearest yard is a day away.
Every measurement, system and instrument aboard Ocean Angel — set down plainly, so nothing is left to assumption.
38m
Length
7.5m
Beam
8–11kn
Cruise speed
50t
Fresh water
Dimensions & Hull
Ocean Angel carries the Phinisi silhouette on an aluminium hull — lighter than timber, and far less trouble in tropical water.
At 38 metres long and 7.5 metres across, she holds a steady line through the currents between Komodo and Rinca, and still slips into the shallow anchorages that make the itinerary worth sailing.
Systems on Board
Engine
Mitsubishi 8D C9
A nine-cylinder diesel, chosen for reliability over speed. It is the engine you want when the nearest yard is a day away.
Cruise Speed
8–11 knots
Fast enough to reach Padar before the light goes, slow enough that the crossing is part of the trip rather than a transfer.
Navigation
Radar, GPS & AIS
Compass, GPS, chart, echo sounder, radar and AIS — a full marine-grade suite on the bridge.
Fresh Water
50 tons
Enough for showers, the galley and the deck across a four-day voyage without rationing a drop.
Safety
Vests & trained crew
Life vests for every guest, snorkelling gear maintained to standard, and a professional crew on watch throughout.
Full Specification
Every figure below is drawn from the vessel’s own listing. Nothing rounded, nothing embellished.
Capacity
Total capacity runs from 32 to 44 guests, depending on how the Family cabins are filled.
| Category | Cabins | Count | Guests | Beds |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Superior | 1–8 | 8 | 2 | Double |
| VVIP | 9–12 | 4 | 2 | Double |
| Family | 13–14 | 2 | 2–4 | Double + 2 single |
| Extra | 15–16 | 2 | 2 | Single |
Questions
She measures 38 metres in length with a beam of 7.5 metres, built as a Phinisi on an aluminium hull.
A Mitsubishi 8D C9 Cylinder diesel, giving a cruising speed of 8 to 11 knots.
Compass, GPS, chart, echo sounder, radar and AIS — a complete marine-grade navigation suite.
Fifty tons, which comfortably covers showers, the galley and deck use across a four-day voyage.
Between 32 and 44 guests across 16 cabins, depending on how the two Family cabins are configured.
Sixteen cabins across four categories, every one air-conditioned and en suite.