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Jalan Pantai Mutiara TG6, Pluit, Jakarta 14450, Indonesia
Simpson Marine is the leading yacht dealer and brokerage company in Asia with an established presence in Indonesia, through our two offices in Jakarta and Bali.
Surrounded by yachts, our office in Pantai Mutiara, North Jakarta, is perfectly located to meet the needs of yachting enthusiasts in Indonesia, and features its own berth for those arriving by water. Our team is available to help customers with every aspect of yachting including yacht purchase, after-sales service and technical support. We are also on the doorstep of the stunning Thousand Islands, providing easy access to these exclusive cruising destination.
Jalan Pantai Mutiara TG6, Pluit, Jakarta 14450, Indonesia
Paul Whelan is a seasoned marine professional with more than 25 years of experience in the yachting industry. Paul has worked in virtually every aspect of the large yacht industry including building, renovating, selling and managing various sized yachts. He spent eight years crewing on various superyachts including the 61m Feadship Mylin IV, and a 50m Proteksan Turquoise, giving him invaluable hands-on operational experience. This work included worldwide cruising and shipyard periods in The Netherlands and USA.
Over the past 10 years Paul has been active in developing the yachting industry throughout South East Asia with a particular focus on the market in Indonesia, where he has been based for the past four years. Paul is a trusted and knowledgeable professional and is ideally suited to assist you with all your yachting needs.
Lusy provides administrative and sales support for the Simpson Marine team in Jakarta, to ensure that customers enjoy excellent service whether they are buying a yacht or seeking help with after-sales service or technical support.
Lusy most recently worked as a boat manager, looking after two luxury yachts and managing all aspects of their care and maintenance. Lusy has a wealth of yachting experience, including regular cruises from Singapore to Phuket and around Myanmar. She also once sailed from northern Sulawesi to Thailand on a 25m custom-built yacht.