Thailand Yacht Charter

Meet your yacht here, but before casting off make sure to spend some time exploring Phuket’s hidden gems. The island is home to Thailand’s first sanctuary for rescued elephants – a visit here is inspiring for families and animal lovers alike. Then stop by the Anantara Layan Phuket Resort for a massage and to dine
at the renowned Zuma restaurant. Have a lovely night’s sleep on board; you’ll wake up the next day with views you can’t believe.

In the morning, your yacht will cruise to Ko Phing Kan – known to James Bond fans as one of the locations for The Man With the Golden Gun. Beautiful limestone karsts frame your view. Stop for lunch at the peaceful island of Koh Yao Noi and dine at the Six Senses Yao Noi. Spend the afternoon cruising the beautiful bay, stopping to board a kayak and explore secret coves and caves. That night, anchor in a quiet spot and dine al fresco on your yacht.

Set on a peninsula on Thailand’s west coast, Railay Beach feels more like an island thanks to being surrounded by giant cliffs and verdant jungle. These cliffs entice many rock climbers who enjoy scaling the limestone walls. There are a variety of climbing routes for all abilities, from your active adventurer to ones easy enough for kids and beginners. For those who prefer to play in the water, the crew will launch the water toys. Enjoy a sundowner cocktail on shore at a beach bar, then return to the yacht for dinner.

Ko Phi Phi Leh is often ranked as one of the most beautiful islands in the world, along with nearby Ko Phraya Nak and Ko Bida Nok. It is where the Leonardo DiCaprio movie The Beach was filmed. Enjoy once hidden pirate bounty. Arrive early, beating the tourist boats, so you can swim into the cave and emerge at its secret beach, enjoying the beautiful spot for yourself.

Wake up as your yacht is making its way to Ko Muk, home of the fabled Emerald Cave, which is said to have once hidden pirate bounty. Arrive early, beating the tourist boats, so you can swim into the cave and emerge at its secret beach, enjoying the beautiful spot for yourself.

Early in the morning, you’ll make the five-hour cruise to Butang, Thailand’s southernmost group of islands. Sail to the west coast of Ko Adang and anchor close to the corals. Work up an appetite with some fantastic snorkeling before heading ashore for a beach barbecue. Have dinner at On The Rocks restaurant at Serendipity Beach Resort on Koh Lipe.

The Langkawi archipelago consists of 99 islands in the Andaman Sea, only four of which are inhabited. It’s a nature lover’s dream, with white sand beaches, vibrant coral reefs, lush rainforest and craggy mountain peaks. Enjoy your last day on board, and perhaps extend your trip to spend time exploring Langkawi. You’ll be sure to leave with a wide smile plastered on your face!