Thailand Malaysia Yacht Charter Guide
With its tropical climate, legendary hospitality, dynamic and intriguing cultures and stunning scenery, southeast Asia welcomes visitors with a wealth of attractions
The captivating cruising grounds of Thailand are some of the most exotic and intriguing in the world. Pristine beaches and wing-tipped Buddhist temples litter the landscape along the southwest coastline. This idyllic nation has long been a hot spot for the jet set thanks to its stunning beaches, Zen-like culture, exotic foods and legendary beach parties. The renowned city of Bangkok is the capital, but Thailand’s offshore islands, such as Phuket, are true paradise.

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With fascinating, colorful cultures, customs and fantastic cuisine, Thailand is home to one of the world’s most exotic and multifaceted cultures. With a host of attractions, the cruising grounds of Thailand offer a range of natural and spiritual grandeurs.
The southwestern coastline of Thailand boasts a wealth of attractions, including pristine beaches, turquoise waters and an amazing underwater world for outstanding snorkeling and diving. Combined with well-protected anchorages and dramatic limestone landscapes, the Andaman Sea is the reigning maritime jewel of Southeast Asia. On a cruise around Thailand’s west coast you can explore uninhabited islands in Phang Nga Bay. This is the perfect place to hop aboard the yacht’s water toys and play in the crystalline sea.
Divers will want to jump in waters surrounding the Phi Phi islands or the Marine National Park around the Similan Islands and spend leisurely days on the scenic beaches of the Surin Islands, before venturing inland to enjoy the cultural hotspots and nightlife on the Phuket, aka the “Pearl of the Andaman.” Phuket also is brimming with luxury spas, providing the ultimate in relaxation. Enjoy a massage while watching the sunset over a pristine ocean at one of the five-star resorts on the island.
Location Highlights
- Climb Sunset Point for spectacular views over the two bays of Phi Phi Don
- Watch locals shimmy up bamboo poles in pursuit of prized swallow’s nests, Koh Hong
- Kayak through the caves at Koh Hong and Koh Panak
- Watch the sun set over the Andaman Sea from the elephant shrine above Nai Harn bay, Phuket
- Visit the Hat Nai Yang National Park to see the annual release of protected hatchling sea turtles into the Andaman Sea (April)
- Snorkel the Hat Nai Yang National Park (Phuket’s largest coral reef) which lies just 1,400 meters from the shore
- Enjoy a treatment at Amanpuri’s Aman Spa, Phuket
- Join the yachting crowd at Phuket’s favorite haunt, Catch Beach Club