From the marinas of Phuket, set sail for Phang Nga Bay, Krabi and Koh Phi Phi. Three signature cruising grounds, one Andaman season.
Request a quotePhuket is Thailand's yachting hub, not a cruising destination in itself. Boats are berthed at the four main marinas of the island — Ao Po Grand Marina, Yacht Haven, Royal Phuket Marina and Chalong Pier — and from there every anchorage worth sailing on the west coast is within a few hours' sail.
Three signature cruising grounds open up from Phuket: Phang Nga Bay to the north, Krabi and the Hong Islands to the east, and Koh Phi Phi to the south-east. Our brokers know every captain, every anchorage and every weather window — we hand-pick the boat, build the itinerary around your dates, and come back with a fixed all-inclusive quote within 24 hours.
From the marinas of Phuket, every anchorage worth sailing in south-west Thailand is within a comfortable day's sail. Day-charter, overnight or full week — the itinerary follows the tide, the swell and your group.
North of Phuket, Phang Nga Bay is the most cinematic stretch of water in Thailand — sheer limestone karsts rising 300 metres out of jade-green water, hidden hongs (sea caves with collapsed roofs that open into hidden lagoons) and the islands made famous by The Man with the Golden Gun.
A private yacht in Phang Nga unlocks Koh Hong, Koh Panak and Naka Yai at sunrise — before the day-tripper longtails arrive. The standard run is a day-charter from Ao Po, but our brokers also build 2-to-3-night overnight charters when the swell is right.
Krabi province faces Phuket across the bay. The Hong archipelago — Koh Hong, Koh Lao Lading, Koh Poda, Chicken Island — holds some of Thailand's quietest white-sand anchorages, ringed by sheer limestone cliffs that drop straight into jade-green water.
This day-route focuses on the islands north of Krabi: a mix of relaxation, sand-bar walks and one of the most photogenic lagoons in South-East Asia.
Koh Phi Phi needs no introduction — Maya Bay, Pileh Lagoon and the cliffs of Phi Phi Leh are on every Thailand postcard for a reason. The trick is to be on a boat: from the water, you reach the anchorages by sunrise, swim the empty lagoons, and leave before the day-tour speedboats arrive.
The standard day-charter pairs Phi Phi in the morning with Khai Island on the way back for a relaxed afternoon. Ideal also as the southern leg of a 5-to-7-night charter.
Every boat is inspected and chosen for the quality of its crew, equipment and upkeep. Our brokers know every captain personally.
Two ways to live Thailand by sea. Choose based on your group, your budget and your travel style.
Your group, your boat, your itinerary. The captain adjusts the route to the weather and to what you want to see — Phi Phi at sunrise, Phang Nga in the afternoon, a quiet beach for dinner.
Book by the cabin on a pre-defined itinerary. The Andaman Sea is the ideal liveaboard ground — short hops, calm seas in season, and a fleet of catamarans that runs weekly departures from Phuket.
Hello team! The week around Phuket and Phang Nga was exactly what we hoped for — the captain knew every anchorage, the boat was spotless and the food was outstanding. We came home already planning the next charter.
Tell us your dates, group size and travel style — our brokers will come back to you within 24 hours with the perfect boat and itinerary.
