Thailand Yacht Charter

Krabi is a Thai paradise: soft sand, palm trees and majestic limestone cliffs. In Hat Noppharat Thara–Mu Ko Phi Phi National Park, you’ll find pristine beaches and cozy coastal settlements. The Phi Phi Islands are famous for full‑moon parties and the beaches made iconic by Leonardo DiCaprio.

For balance, add Koh Lanta to your itinerary - its wild emerald jungles and quiet beaches offer a perfect contrast to the vibrant Phi Phi.

Best for: photo stops, walks & scenic anchorages

The Butang Islands, located south of the Andaman Sea in Thailand, are a true paradise for yachters: pristine beaches, crystal‑clear waterfalls and an exotic variety of flora and fauna await here. The archipelago consists of four main islands: Ko Adang, Ko Rovi, Ko Tanga and Ko Hai which form a ring around several uninhabited islets. This is one of the most spectacular spots for yachting: a protected marine park safeguards the rich underwater life, and the locations are renowned for outstanding diving and snorkelling. The calm bays are perfect for anchorages, while the scenery offers ideal photo opportunities.

Best for: diving, snorkelling & secluded anchorages

Koh Phi Phi Don is a dream destination: a picturesque blend of limestone cliffs, azure waters and endless beaches. Although the southern shores were affected by the tsunami, recovery is well underway, while the northeast remains untouched - this is where the “sea gypsies,” Thailand’s indigenous community, still live. Snorkelling, cocktails, fresh seafood and beach relaxation are all in abundance.

For those seeking vibrant nightlife, Tonsai Village and Loh Dalum Bay offer a lively atmosphere. Meanwhile, the secluded coves along the northern coast are perfect for those who crave peace and a deep connection with nature.

Best for: snorkelling, beach relaxation & nightlife

Just a few kilometres from Phuket, yet it feels like stepping into another world - the islands of Racha Yai and Racha Noi offer an idyllic escape from the hustle and bustle. Both islands provide safe anchorages.

Racha Noi is uninhabited, featuring rocky coastlines, wild nature and a pristine underwater world: from snorkelling to wreck diving. Racha Yai is all about sandy beaches, cozy resorts and vibrant reefs. Day‑trippers come here from Phuket, but with your own yacht you’ll discover every hidden corner and understand why these shores are called “Raja” - the true king of the islands.

Best for: snorkelling, diving & quiet anchorages

Hin Daeng is a true paradise for divers and one of the deepest dive sites in Thailand. An impressive underwater ridge rises from the depths of the Andaman Sea, and the site earned its name “Red Rock” thanks to the vivid red corals adorning the cliff. Here you can encounter manta rays, whale sharks, turtles, rainbow runners and leopard sharks resting on the seabed. The spot is famous for drift diving, and excellent visibility combined with rich marine life make the dives truly spectacular. Due to strong currents, Hin Daeng is suitable only for experienced divers.

Best for: experienced diving & drift dives

Phuket is the largest island in Thailand, and its beauty doesn’t fade despite its impressive size. With over 40 km of sandy beaches, it offers every kind of holiday experience: Kamala Beach exudes a traditional Thai atmosphere, while Patong is designed for vibrant entertainment.

The Old Town captivates with its brightly coloured colonial mansions, and nearby the Similan Islands and an elephant sanctuary provide a glimpse of Thailand’s nature. Nightlife lovers will find their spot in the Bangla area, while foodies can enjoy the local cuisine, cozy yet extravagant in its flavours.

Best for: beach holidays, sightseeing, nightlife & gastronomy