King Cirox 2
King Cirox 2 Phinisi
King Cirox 2 Phinisi photos: what each picture shows, cabin by cabin and deck by deck
Updated 11 October 2026
The gallery shows King Cirox 2 and its red hull, the 6 cabins, the roof deck of bean bags on green turf, the rope nets at the bow, the dining room and the wheelhouse. Captions say what each photo shows. A few parts of the boat have not been photographed yet, and we list them below.
What the gallery covers
The hull first. In the main exterior photo King Cirox 2 sits on the water with a red hull, dark antifouling at the keel, white decks above and one mast with its stays. A small blue boat lies alongside at the stern. Two drone shots give a view of the whole boat from above, with the blue floats and the two rope nets at the bow.
The rest of the gallery moves inward: the cabins first, then the roof deck, the nets, the dining room, the wheelhouse, a plate of food and the paddle board on the water. Every photo carries a caption that says what is in the frame and nothing more.
Read the photos together with the cabin list. A picture tells you the light and the layout; it cannot tell you the bathroom arrangement or the fare. Gresik, for example, looks like any cabin with bunks until you read that four guests share one bathroom.
Open any photo full size, then work through the cabins in the order of the doors.
The cabins on camera
Five of the 6 cabins are doubles, and the photos show the pattern they share: a dark red-brown wooden floor, a glossy white ceiling with spotlights, a double bed made up with a towel folded into a swan and a Sumba-style ikat runner across the foot.
The windows differ, and they are worth looking at closely. Malang, Kediri, Jember and Madiun have near-continuous window walls; Surabaya has one small rectangular window. There are no round portholes anywhere on the boat.
The bathrooms in the private cabins look alike: a black rain shower, a black hand shower on a wall rail, a toilet with a hand bidet spray, a tiled floor and a small window with a yellow curtain.
Gresik is different. Its photos show two double-decker stacks facing each other across a narrow aisle, an ikat cloth over each upper bunk, and an LG air conditioner on the wall with its remote beside it.
Malang's balcony is a roofed side passage with two grey bean bags and a white rail. Madiun's balcony, where the wooden tub stands, is not in the photo set yet.
The decks on camera
The photos show the boat's three levels: the main deck with the dining room, the upper deck with the cabin windows and a side walkway, and the roof. The roof deck is shot from both ends. The mat is artificial grass; the bean bags are orange, purple, blue, green and grey; a low wooden table sits in the middle. Two white outdoor air-conditioner units stand near the bow end, and the mast rises through it all.
The bow nets appear in daylight: rope nets with blue cushions, a white frame with blue lashings, and wooden deck strips beside them.
The dining room is enclosed and roofed, with a carpeted floor, a built-in bench along one wall and window openings to the sea. The black glass-top table is laid for 16, eight places a side, with leaf-shaped serving dishes and a rice bowl at the end. A water dispenser and a glass-door fridge stand close by.
In the wheelhouse you see an orange wooden ship's wheel, a Garmin unit, a chart plotter and the throttle levers. Starlink hardware appears in our photo set too, as a dish on a window sill.
Not photographed yet
Seven parts of the boat have no photograph in this gallery, and you should know which before you book. There is no picture of the galley, the engine room or the tender. There is none of the canoe or of anyone snorkelling from the boat. There is none of the shared bathroom that Gresik's four bunks use, and none yet of Madiun's balcony with its tub.
Nor does any photo show a television or the karaoke set. The karaoke and sound system are on the boat's facility list.
If any of these decides your booking, the Gresik bathroom most of all, write to us and we ask the crew for a photo before you pay the deposit. When new photographs arrive, they go into the gallery with a caption of what they show.
The things the photos do show are listed with their sources on the vessel page: what is fitted, what is not, and what is only on request.
FAQ
Is there a photo of the bathtub on Madiun's balcony?
Not in the gallery yet. The tub itself is a wooden bathtub in the open air on Madiun's balcony; ask us and we request a photo from the crew before you pay.
Why is there no photo of the Gresik bathroom?
Because none exists yet. Gresik's four bunks share one bathroom, and we will not use a photo of another bathroom in its place. Ask us and we request one from the crew before you pay.
Do the cabins have portholes or windows?
Windows. Every cabin has rectangular sea-facing glass with curtains, and four of them, Malang, Kediri, Jember and Madiun, have near-continuous window walls. Surabaya has one small window. No photo shows a round porthole anywhere on the boat.
Can I use these photos?
Ask first. The photographs show King Cirox 2 and come from the boat's own photo set and our library. We can tell you the source of any frame you want to share or print. For a guest blog or a trip review, write to us with the photo and where it will appear, and we reply in writing; for anything commercial, the answer depends on who holds the rights to that frame, and we check before we say yes.
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