Myanmar offers one of the last great undiscovered cruising frontiers in Asia, a remote and mystical land whose pristine Mergui Archipelago remains among the most untouched island groups on earth. Long closed to the outside world, this beautiful and unspoilt region offers a rare sense of true discovery amid extraordinary natural beauty.
The Mergui Archipelago, scattered across the Andaman Sea off Myanmar’s southern coast, comprises some eight hundred largely uninhabited islands ringed by pristine white beaches, clear turquoise water and vibrant coral reefs. With almost no development, it offers deserted anchorages, superb diving and snorkelling and a profound sense of solitude.
The region is home to the seafaring Moken people, the sea gypsies who have lived on these waters for generations, adding a fascinating cultural dimension to its untouched natural beauty. Jungle-clad islands, hidden lagoons and empty beaches reward exploration throughout this remote paradise.
Ashore, Myanmar offers rich culture, ancient traditions and warm hospitality, along with pristine and unspoilt nature. Its mystical charm is exceptional.
With its pristine archipelago, untouched islands and rich culture, Myanmar is a remote and mystical cruising frontier. Guests can anchor off deserted white beaches, snorkel vibrant reefs and experience the profound solitude and unspoilt beauty of the pristine Mergui Archipelago.
