Thailand Yacht Charter

Phuket and boarding for the night.

29 NM leaving for Koh Racha Ya in Phuket’s south. There, we shall spend the night at anchor. Several islands are passed by as we sail by.

Koh Racha Yai: The islands of Koh Racha Yai (also known as Raya Yai) and Koh Racha Noi (also known as Raya Noi), which are both 19 kilometers south of Phuket, provide guests with a stunning anchorage for the night.

White sand beaches and crystal clear waters may be found on Koh Racha Yai. Divers and snorkelers will find it to be the perfect location. The primary beach on Koh Racha Yai is called Ao Tawan Tok, and it is situated on the northwest shore. The shape resembles a u-shaped bay. Since the ocean floor is flat and provides excellent views of, the location is excellent for underwater photographers or videographers.

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27 NM We will set sail for Koh Phi Phi from Koh Racha Ya. With its stunning views and one of the most gorgeous beaches in the world, Maya Bay, Koh Phi-Phi is regarded as one of the three most beautiful islands in the world (Anchor overnight at the Maya Bay from November to April only).

The Phi Phi islands are among the most beautiful in Southeast Asia, according to Koh Phi Phi. Phi Phi Don and Phi Phi Leh are the two islands. The more populous and developed Phi Phi Don draws thousands of tourists to stay on its picturesque shores.

28 NM From Koh Phi-Phi to Koh Lanta, we’ll be on the water. Fresh goods including fruits, fish, and vegetables can be purchased throughout the brief sailing journey.

Koh Lanta: Koh Lanta consists of 50 little islands and covers an area of 152 km2. It is made up of two main islands: Koh Lanta Yai, which is more populous, and Koh Lanta Noi, which is smaller.

The island is where there are many sea arrivals and boat ports. For tourists, there are numerous restaurants and stores.

There are ten white-sand beaches on Koh Lanta, mostly on the west coast. Rich tropical rainforest covers the east coast’s mountains. Try to descend to the bottom; there are two curved beaches in the National Park region.

12 NM Anchor at the fishing island of Koh Muk (stopover at Koh N’Gai). Amazing closed cavern with a view of a lovely lake.

Welcome to Koh Muk Island in the Andaman Sea, a tranquil tropical island paradise. Koh Muk is renowned for its picturesque white sand beaches, beautiful sea, and top-notch resorts.

16 NM We head towards Koh Rok-Nok, a stunning island with seas that are crystal clear and ideal for snorkeling.

Koh Rok Nok: The deserted island of Koh Rok Nok is situated around 30 kilometers from Tanoad Cape in Koh Lanta Yai. Ko Rok Nai’s sibling island is this one. The Islands are a part of the Mu Koh Lanta National Park and are situated next to one another, about 250 meters apart.

In the southeast and south of Ko Rok Nok, there are numerous shallow coral reefs and beautiful white sand beaches. At the further end of the island are Hat Thalu and Ao Man Sai. On the island of Ko Rok Nai, there are mostly high cliffs. It has a beach and pristine coral reefs among the cliffs to the east. To the north are Laem Thong and Ao San Chao. Ko Rok Nai has pristine white sand beaches, clean sea, and is still largely undeveloped. Here is where the ranger station for the national park is.

16 NM anchoring at one of a small set of islands in the water, Koh Ha Ya. Your arrival is at a beach with white sand (only between November to April).

Between Ko Phi Phi and Hin Daeng, closer to Ko Lanta, is Koh Ha Yai, which is made up of five tiny islands (Ha is Thai for five ).

These islands only have one tiny beach, but it is a great place for diving and snorkeling with a variety of dive options.

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20 NM From Koh Ha Ya, we’ll go to Koh Phi-Phi, one of the three most renowned islands in the world thanks to its stunning scenery and Maya Bay, one of its most beautiful beaches (Anchor overnight at the Maya Bay from November to April only).

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19 NM We will set sail from Koh Phi Phi for the Krabi coast towns of Ao Nang or Ralay. Make a pit stop in Koh Ka so you can stroll from one island to another during low tide. wonderful beaches

The unusual rock feature that resembles the head and neck of a chicken at the island’s tip gave Koh Kai (Chicken Island) its name. The island’s opposite end is made up of high cliffs with a stunning beach running along the peninsula. The beach vanishes at high tide and provides superb snorkeling chances in its warm, clear, coral-rich water. Since the monsoon season has little effect on Chicken Island, it is also accessible all year long.

East Rai Le, West Rai Le, and Tham Phra Nang (cave), which extend to the foot of a conspicuous mountain, are only a few of the well-known beaches in the expansive harbor of Ao Nang.

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40 NM We’ll head for Phang Nga Bay as we sail. Unspoiled islands, pristine waterways, and hidden lagoons before floating back to base, your journey comes to an incredible close.

Phang Nga Bay: The steep limestone cliffs that rise almost vertically out of the emerald-green water are one of Phang Nga Bay’s most distinguishing features. Koh Panyee and James Bond Island are only two of the most well-known locations in this bay. Sail around the striking limestone islands, then anchor to enjoy the tranquil beaches.

James Bond Island: This well-known site, known as Koh Phing Kan, originally made its way onto the world map thanks to its prominent appearance in the James Bond film “The Man With the Golden Gun.” It is quite breathtaking to see the entire area surrounding this island with its distinctive rocky pinnacle.

Koh Panyee, also known as Sea Gypsy Island, is a fascinating settlement that is entirely perched above the water and is surrounded on all sides by a huge rock monolith. It’s a great location for handicraft shopping and seafood lunches.

A base check-out