Unforgettable Thai Yacht Week

About the tour

You’ve probably been to Phuket, but only a yacht journey truly lets you sink into the beauty and calm of the Andaman Sea islands and avoid the mass crowds. The iconic landscapes of Phang Nga Bay with James Bond Island, the Phi Phi Islands and even the Similans — we’ll see it all in one week.

Our week-long tour blends scenic sailing legs with daily activities in the most memorable spots we choose: the best clubs and bars, secluded beaches, and picturesque bays.

📅 Day 1. Ao Po Grand Marina → Phi Phi (30 miles)

Meet at Ao Po Marina, board the yacht, get to know the crew and fellow guests.
We depart at 15:00 — and set course straight for Phi Phi. As we pass the iconic Phang Nga Bay islands featured in The White Lotus, we pop the first bottle of bubbly, watch the sunset under sail — and exhale: you’re at sea.

🪩 In the evening — a captain’s boat party with views of the legendary beach from the film The Beach.

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📅 Day 2. Phi Phi → Kata (35 miles)

Early rise to enjoy the bay’s silence before the day-trippers arrive. Breakfast with views of the cliffs, and an optional beach walk.

⛵ We follow the tuna run and cast the lines. Fresh sashimi for lunch.

🌅 At sunset we head to Commune Restobar — a hidden spot on a cliff with sunset views, design-forward interiors, laid-back music, a pool, and signature cocktails.

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📅 Day 3. Kata → Similan Islands (55 miles)

⛵ At 06:00 we set off on a longer sail to the Similan archipelago — the very reason we came.

🏝 On arrival we drop anchor off Island No. 8 (Koh Similan) — the largest and most photogenic. This is where you’ll find the famous Sail Rock with sweeping panoramas.

🐠 Water visibility reaches up to 30 meters. Right off the beach we snorkel with turtles, watch rays and schools of fish — like a scene from National Geographic.

🛥️ Dinner on board. Just the sound of the water, the stars, and a sense of complete reset.

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📅 Day 4. Exploring the Similans

🤿 Morning dive at Island No. 9 (Koh Bangu) — one of the best sites in Southeast Asia. Huge boulders, underwater caves and canyons, reef sharks, moray eels, turtles, and ancient corals millions of years old.

🪸 After lunch — we head to Island No. 7 (Koh Payu).

🐢 We swim in bays home to sea turtles and giant clams. We drop anchor at Turtle Rock — one of the archipelago’s most photographed spots.

🌅 In the evening — a sunset boat party.

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📅 Day 5. Similan → Kamala (55 miles)

We leave in the morning — bidding a wistful farewell to the Similans with hundreds of photos on our phones.

🎣 En route, more fishing: tuna, mackerel, mahi-mahi.
📍 On arrival we anchor off Kamala Beach opposite Cafe del Mar. Everything is beautiful here. Phuket’s outpost of the legendary Cafe del Mar hosted everyone from Solomun to Peggy Gou last year.

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📅 Day 6. Kamala → Racha Yai (or Nai Harn, weather dependent, 25 miles)

A laid-back day.
🧘‍♀️ Morning yoga on deck, breakfast with fruit and coffee.
Racha Island is one of the best snorkeling spots in southern Phuket. Visibility up to 30 meters, with vibrant marine life.

🐟 Option to go scuba diving, or simply float over the coral with a mask, paddle a SUP or a kayak.

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📅 Day 7. Racha → Maiton → Ao Po Marina (30 miles)

🏝 On the way back — the private island of Maiton. A secluded shore, powder-white beach, sun loungers, champagne, and a “me on a deserted island” photo shoot.

🛥 Return to Ao Po Marina. Last evening on the yacht or transfer to the hotel.

In the evening — farewell dinner, exchanging contacts, and plans for the next expedition.

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📅 Day 8. Check-out 10:00