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Thailand is one of the most beautiful and beloved cruising destinations in Southeast Asia, a tropical paradise of dramatic limestone karst bays, golden beaches and warm island-studded seas. Combining spectacular natural scenery with a rich culture and celebrated cuisine, it offers idyllic and endlessly rewarding cruising in the warm waters of the Andaman Sea.

The country is famous above all for the spectacular scenery of the Andaman coast, from the towering karst formations of Phang Nga Bay to the iconic beaches and lagoons of the Phi Phi Islands and the pristine Similan Islands. Countless idyllic islands, hidden lagoons and clear turquoise bays create a paradise for swimming, snorkelling and anchoring.

Thailand offers wonderful variety, from the lively resorts and superb facilities of Phuket to the untouched beauty of remote national marine parks. Vibrant coral reefs, dramatic sea caves and dazzling white beaches reward exploration throughout this beautiful region.

Ashore, the country is renowned for its warm hospitality, celebrated cuisine and rich culture, from golden temples to bustling markets. Its beauty and charm are exceptional.

With its karst bays, golden beaches and island-studded seas, Thailand is a tropical paradise. Guests can cruise beneath towering limestone cliffs, anchor off idyllic islands and enjoy the spectacular scenery, celebrated cuisine and warm culture of the beautiful Andaman coast.
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A 2017 Sunreef sailing catamaran for eight guests across four cabins, ANNETTE2 charters the clear water of Indonesia and South East Asia with light filled living space, a shaded cockpit
ANNETTE2

18M

Sunreef Yachts

2017

26000€

Guests

A 52-metre expedition yacht rebuilt from a 1973 Australian Navy survey ship, carrying twelve guests in seven cabins with a helicopter on the top deck and 7,000 nautical miles of
JeMaSa

52M

HMA Naval Dockyard

1973

355000€

Guests

A 46-metre Delta Marine delivered in 2011 and refitted in 2021, with a full-beam main-deck master, a sundeck jacuzzi and swim-up bar and an inflatable sea pool off the transom,
PISCES

46M

Delta Marine

2011

200000€

Guests

A 50-metre ironwood phinisi built by hand in Bulukumba and launched in 2022, with two above-deck master cabins, a dive operation under a PADI-certified dive master and eighteen crew for
Vela

50M

Pak Haji Abdullah

2022

119000€

Guests

Oracle

35M

Pak Haji Saka

2019

43750€
A 2020 custom phinisi for eight guests across four cabins, with sweeping teak terraces, a wine cellar and a cocktail bar, cruising the islands of Indonesia with a crew of
REBEL

30M

Custom Built Phinisi

2020

84000€

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The 50.9-metre Narasaki Northern Sun is a former Japanese ice-class research vessel reborn as a world-class explorer, with a 10,000nm range, classic rich-wood interior, sundeck spa pool and two-deck waterslide,
Northern Sun

50M

Narasaki Shipyard

1976

140679€

Guests

A 2024 Lagoon Seventy 7 sailing catamaran with a full beam flybridge, sleeping twelve across six ensuite cabins and cruising the Mediterranean, Seychelles and Southeast Asia with a crew of
SPIRIT OF PONANT

23M

Lagoon

2024

54000€

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A 60-metre former Royal Navy survey ship rebuilt as an expedition yacht and based in Indonesia the whole year round, carrying thirty guests in fifteen cabins with twenty-five crew, a
Aqua Blu

60M

Brooke Marine

1968

388000€
An 81-metre Royal Huisman three-masted schooner, the largest aluminium sailing yacht afloat, carrying 12 guests in six cabins with a crew of 15 across the Pacific and South East Asia,
Sea Eagle

81M

Royal Huisman

2020

550000€

Guests

A hand built 38 metre Indonesian phinisi launched in 2025, sleeping eight across four ensuite cabins with a deck jacuzzi, a crew of ten and the reefs of Komodo and
KAYRA

38M

Custom

2025

49000€

Guests

A 50-metre phinisi built by Konjo boatbuilders in 2004 and sailing Indonesia ever since, carrying 12 guests in five culturally themed cabins with a crew of 17, from Komodo and
Silolona

50M

Konjo Shipwrights

2004

130900€

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The award-winning 73-metre Feadship Lunasea is a world-cruising family yacht with an eight-metre main-deck infinity pool, ten-seat cinema, full wellness centre and RWD interior, cruising the Pacific, South East Asia
Lunasea

73M

Feadship

2017

680000€

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Amandira

52M

Konjo Boat Builders

2015

94500€

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Where to Cruise
A Thailand yacht charter is shaped by a collection of distinct places, from well-known ports and waterfront towns to quieter anchorages, island escapes and stretches of coastline best approached from the sea. Together, they create a more layered way to charter.
Koh Samui
Set sail for Koh Samui, a lush Gulf of Thailand island of palm-fringed beaches, turquoise waters, and relaxed tropical charm.
Andaman Islands
Set sail for the Andaman Islands, a remote Indian Ocean archipelago of pristine white beaches and untouched coral reefs.
Krabi & Railay
Experience Krabi and Railay, a dramatic Thai coast of soaring limestone cliffs, hidden beaches, and emerald waters.
Phang Nga Bay
Phang Nga Bay, an iconic Thai seascape of towering limestone karsts, hidden sea caves, and emerald lagoons.
Koh Poda
Cruise to Koh Poda, a postcard-perfect island off Krabi, ringed by white sand, clear water, and towering karsts.
Similan Islands
Explore the Similan Islands, a Thai national marine park of world-class diving, dazzling white beaches, and clear turquoise seas.
Ang Thong Marine Park
Sail to the Ang Thong Marine Park, a Gulf of Thailand archipelago of limestone islands, hidden lagoons, and emerald waters.
Phuket
Journey to Phuket, Thailand’s vibrant island hub, blending golden beaches, buzzing energy, and a gateway to Phang Nga Bay.
Koh Tao
Cruise to Koh Tao, a Gulf of Thailand diving paradise of clear warm waters, vibrant reefs, and secluded coves.
Surin Islands
Escape to the Surin Islands, a remote Thai marine park of pristine reefs, Moken sea-gypsy culture, and untouched beauty.
Phi Phi Islands
Sail to the Phi Phi Islands, Thailand’s iconic beauties, where soaring cliffs cradle turquoise bays and coral reefs.

Highlights

Thailand Yacht Charter
Thailand yacht charters offer the freedom to experience the destination on your own terms. Each itinerary can be shaped around the way you want to travel, with the flexibility to move between time on the water, moments ashore and the simple pleasure of life on board.
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Phang Nga Bay
The towering limestone karsts of Phang Nga Bay rise sheer from calm, jade-green water across roughly 400 square kilometres of protected national park north of Phuket. The slender pinnacle of Ko Tapu, made famous by the 1974 Bond film The Man with the Golden Gun, is the bay’s best-known landmark, while the stilt-built fishing village of Ko Panyi sits improbably against a limestone cliff nearby. Sea kayaks can slip into hongs, hidden tidal caves that open onto hollow inner lagoons found nowhere else on this coast.
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Idyllic Islands
Countless idyllic islands scatter the Andaman Sea, from the granite outcrops of the Similan Islands, a national marine park roughly 70 kilometres off Khao Lak, to the low-lying reefs further south near Koh Lanta and the Trang archipelago. The Similans close to visitors every year from mid-May to mid-October to let the monsoon-battered reefs recover, reopening each October to some of the clearest water and best liveaboard diving in Southeast Asia. Each island in the chain has its own character, from dense jungle interiors to broad white-sand crescents.
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Golden Beaches
Golden beaches and clear, shallow bays line the mainland coast and its offshore islands alike, from the long curved sands of Ao Nang and Railay in Krabi province to the quieter shores of Koh Lanta and the Trang archipelago further south. Backed almost everywhere by dramatic limestone cliffs rather than open coastline, these beaches rarely run more than a few hundred metres before jungle or rock takes over. Warm, calm water and a gently shelving seabed make nearly all of them safe for swimming for much of the year.
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Vibrant Reefs
Vibrant coral reefs surround the islands of the Andaman coast, nowhere more famous than Richelieu Rock, a submerged pinnacle near the Surin Islands that Jacques Cousteau once rated among the world’s finest dive sites. Manta rays and, in season, whale sharks pass through these waters, drawn by the same currents that keep the reefs so well fed. Closer to shore, shallower gardens of coral off the Similan and Phi Phi Islands make for equally rewarding snorkelling straight from a tender.
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Celebrated Cuisine
Thailand’s cuisine draws on a coastal larder of fresh seafood, lemongrass, chilli and lime, sharpened further along the Andaman coast by the Peranakan influence of Phuket’s old trading families. Dishes such as tom yum goong and the rich, saffron-hued Phuket curry moo hong reflect centuries of exchange between Chinese, Malay and Thai kitchens. Bangkok’s street food scene holds more Michelin Bib Gourmand recognitions than almost any other city in the world, a reputation for value and flavour that extends throughout the country’s markets and roadside kitchens.

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Thailand Yacht Charter Itineraries

The Week Unfolds
Across Thailand, each itinerary reveals a different rhythm, from lively ports and waterfront towns to secluded anchorages, island escapes and stretches of coastline best discovered from the sea. Together, they create a more layered way to explore, with every route shaped by the places, experiences and moments found along the way.

Thailand Must See & Do

The anchorages, experiences and places that define a yacht charter in Thailand, and the ones worth building your itinerary around.
Top Anchorages

Similan Islands
Khao Lak
Koh Lanta
Trang Archipelago
Surin Islands

Top Things to Do

Cruise past Ko Tapu (James Bond Island) in Phang Nga Bay
Visit the floating village of Ko Panyi
Dive the granite reefs of the Similan Islands
Kayak through Phang Nga Bay’s hidden hongs (sea caves)
Dive Richelieu Rock near the Surin Islands

Top Places to Visit

Phang Nga Bay
Krabi Town
Khao Lak
Koh Lanta
Trang

Thailand Charter Guide

Everything you need to know before chartering a yacht in Thailand, from the best time to visit to where to drop anchor.

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When's the best time to charter the Thai Andaman coast?

November through April is the main season, with calm seas, low rainfall and the best visibility for diving and snorkelling throughout the region. The southwest monsoon brings rain and rougher water from around May to October, during which the Similan Islands close entirely and other anchorages can turn uncomfortable. December through February is the busiest and driest stretch, while March and April combine settled weather with noticeably fewer crowds.

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What's the main airport for a Thailand charter?

Phuket International Airport (HKT) is the principal gateway to the Andaman coast, with direct international flights from across Asia, Europe and Australia. Krabi International Airport (KBV), around 180 kilometres southeast, serves the Krabi and Ao Nang area and can be a useful alternative depending on where a charter begins or ends. Bangkok’s two international airports connect onward to both regional airports in well under two hours.

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Where are the best anchorages along the Thai Andaman coast?

Phang Nga Bay, sheltered between the mainland and Phuket, offers calm water and dramatic limestone scenery within easy reach of most itineraries. Further south, Krabi’s Railay and Ao Nang give access to some of the region’s best rock climbing and beaches, while the Similan Islands, open from mid-October to mid-May, provide the most remote and pristine option for those willing to cruise further offshore.

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How long should a Thailand Andaman coast charter last?

A week to ten days allows a well-paced route combining Phuket, Phang Nga Bay, the Phi Phi Islands and a few days further south around Krabi or Koh Lanta. Guests with two weeks can push further, adding the Similan Islands during their open season or the quieter Trang archipelago near the Malaysian border. Shorter charters of three to four days typically focus on Phuket and Phang Nga Bay alone.

05

Are there any permits or fees to be aware of when chartering in Thailand?

Most marine national parks along the Andaman coast, including the Similan and Phi Phi Islands, charge a modest per-person entrance fee collected on arrival, typically a few hundred baht. The Similan Islands close entirely from mid-May to mid-October each year to let the monsoon-battered reefs recover, so itineraries built around them need to work within that window. A local charter operator or agent normally handles clearance and park fees as part of arranging the cruise.

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