Limestone karsts standing out of flat green water, hidden lagoons reached by kayak, and James Bond Island. The reason to take the boat for more than three days.
Phang Nga Bay is the one that stays with people. Hundreds of limestone towers rising out of shallow, protected water, with hongs — collapsed cave systems open to the sky — that you paddle into at the right state of tide.
A three-day charter can take in the southern part of the bay as a shortcut. To do it properly, including the northern hongs and Koh Yao, five days or more is the honest recommendation.
8 hours
The classic Phuket sailing day. Two islands, long swim stops, lunch onshore or pre-order to cooked on board and a slow sail home into the late afternoon light.
4 hours
The best selling charter. Swim through the warm part of the afternoon and finish with the sun going down behind Promthep Cape.
3 days / 2 nights (24h × 2)
Leave the day-trip circuit behind. Three days (or more) across the Andaman with a fresh water maker, air-conditioning, full kitchenette, cooking appliances and anchorages you will have to yourself. Scuba Diving also available for additional arrangement.
4 NM
The closest island to Chalong Marina — four nautical miles of flat water to a long white beach and easy snorkelling straight off the boat.
9 NM
Nine nautical miles east — a quiet private island with clear water and a good chance of dolphins on the way.
11 NM
Eleven nautical miles out — small sandbank islands with water so clear the anchor chain is visible on the bottom.
Message our concierge and we will come back with availability, a route and a price.
