Thailand Sailing Itinerary

Koh Hong, Phang Nga

Begin your adventure in the breathtaking Phang Nga Bay, sailing into a landscape of towering limestone cliffs and emerald waters. Koh Hong is famed for its hidden lagoon, pristine beaches, and tranquil surroundings, perfect for your first day on the water.

The Day’s Sailing

• 2 Hr Sailing time
• 10 Nautical miles

Mooring

• No moorings are available.
• Anchor between the rock formations at Koh Hong. The best anchorage is off the east side of Koh Hong and west of the shoals extending off Koh Na Khae. Another popular anchorage is at Koh Phanak, to the south of Koh Hong. Koh Planak is a fabulous place to explore if you love caves.
• Dinghy dockage: No dinghy dockage is available.

Things to do

Situated north of Phuket and west of Krabi Province, Ao Phang-nga National Park is one of the jewels of southern Thailand. You could easily spend two or three days of your Phuket yacht charter cruising in Koh Hong waters. Other intriguing islands besides Koh Hong include Koh Planak, Koh Panyl, Khoa Phing Kan, and Tham Lot. Swimming, snorkeling, exploring the caves, and relaxing in scenic anchorages are the main attractions in the park. Taking the dinghy through the tunnel of Koh Hong into the lagoon to view the “hong” or room is an unforgettable experience.

Facilities

No facilities for yachts are available.

Discover

Kayak into Koh Hong’s hidden lagoon through a narrow limestone entrance for an unforgettable experience. The bay’s calm waters and scenic surroundings also make it ideal for swimming and snorkelling straight from the yacht.

Koh Roi

Cruising in Koh Roi waters west across Phang-nga Bay is a voyage among intriguing and beautiful islands in a tropical wonderland. Koh Roi, and its neighbour, Koh Kudu Yai, are excellent stopover points before heading south toward Krabi and its beautiful beaches, or the world-famous Phi Phi Islands.

The Day’s Sailing

• 1 Hr 30 Mins Sailing time
• 8 Nautical miles

Mooring

No moorings are available. The anchorage off Koh Roi is on the southwest side of the island. The anchorage at Nearby Koh Kudu Yai is on the west side of the island. An islet to the west offers additional protection.

Dinghy dockage: No dinghy dockage is available.

Things to do

Swimming, Paddleboarding, Kayaking, Snorkelling, Exploring

Facilities

No facilities for yachts are available.

Discover

Explore Koh Roi’s hidden hong on foot or paddle through the caves and hongs around Koh Kudu Yai by dinghy. At dusk, witness thousands of fruit bats take flight from the jungles—a primal and unforgettable spectacle straight out of nature’s history.

Rai Le Beach, Krabi

Sail south to the world-famous Railay Beach, framed by dramatic limestone cliffs and accessible only by boat. Rai Le Beach cruising is a delightful sojourn to the mainland of south Thailand, famous for its spectacular beaches fronting the Andaman Sea. Many are inaccessible by road due to the towering cliffs and rock formations on the peninsula, creating a remote and secluded ambience that persists even at some of the more developed beaches.

The Day’s Sailing

• 4 Hr Sailing time
• 19 Nautical miles

Mooring

No moorings are available. The best anchorage is off the broad sandy beach.
Dinghy dockage: No dinghy dockage is available.

Things to do

At the south end of the bay, you’ll find a magnificent reef teeming with sea life and colorful coral. The snorkeling is superb. There are caves and intriguing rock formations along the rocky southern headland. On the beach, you will find some restaurants. Relaxing in the shade with a cool drink and a delicious meal is a pleasant way to spend a mid-afternoon.

Facilities

Water is available by taking the dinghy ashore with a jerry can. Limited provisions are available.

Discover

Step ashore to enjoy the beachside cafés and restaurants, or hike to viewpoints for panoramic vistas of Phra Nang Cave Beach. Railay is also renowned for rock climbing, with routes suitable for both beginners and experienced climbers, making it a hub for adventure alongside relaxation.

Koh Phi Phi Don – Lanah Bay

Cruising in Phi Phi Don waters is a must during any Phuket yacht charter. Said to be one of the three most beautiful islands in the world, Phi Phi Don is a major tourist attraction, drawing boatloads of visitors every day during the high season from Phuket and Krabi. Yet, it still retains its idyllic charm, with the beachfront restaurants, bars, and shops at Ton Sai Bay blending in with the stunning scenery. Nearby Phi Phi Le is also magnificent, a jewel of the Andaman Sea well worth exploring. Snorkeling and scuba diving on the reefs in the area is some of the best in Thailand.

The Day’s Sailing

• 3 Hr Sailing time
• 16 Nautical miles

Mooring

No moorings are available. Phi Phi Don is comprised of two landmasses connected by a sandy isthmus that forms bays north and south. The best anchorage is on the south side of the island at Ton Sai Bay near the village. There are anchorages on the north side of the island as well, and they can be less crowded. While it is possible to anchor at Phi Phi Le, the water is deep and the bays are busy with tour boats.

Dinghy dockage: No dinghy dockage is available.

Things to do

A coral reef on the west side of Ton Sai Bay is near the anchorage and is good for snorkeling. Exploring the village, dining at the restaurants, and browsing in the shops is a pleasant way to enjoy a late afternoon or early evening. Longtail tour boats operate from Ton Sai Bay and offer tours to the spectacular caves, hongs, and rocky inlets along the shores of Phi Phi Don and Phi Phi Le. Taking a longtail boat to Phi Phi Le is the most convenient way to enjoy the island’s beautiful beaches and snorkelling on the reefs. Maya Bay is particularly scenic. Dive operators are available for excursions to Him Klang reef, just north of Phi Phi Don.

Facilities

Water is available at the floating dock. Limited provisions are available.

Koh Phi Phi Le

The smaller of the two main isles of the Phi Phi group, Koh Phi Phi Le has an area of just four square miles. It’s one of the most scenic islands in the Andaman Sea, with numerous picturesque bays, gorgeous white-sand beaches, excellent snorkeling, and soaring limestone cliffs. One of the most striking features of the island is Maya Bay, where sheer cliffs soar more than 300 feet high on three sides. Several pristine white-sand beaches are ideal places to swim and sunbathe. The snorkelling is superb on the coral reefs teeming with tropical fish. The blockbuster hit movie The Beach was filmed in Maya Bay and released in 1999, which brought Phi Phi Le international fame for its spectacular setting and crystal clear waters.

Koh Racha Yai – West

Cruise west across the bright, blissful expanse of the Andaman Sea, drifting past Thailand’s many islands on your way to distant Koh Racha Yai. Strewn with beaches and coves perfect for sunbathing, Koh Racha Yai is also a favourite of sport fishermen and divers. Cast a line into the waters in the hopes of landing sailfish, mahi-mahi and giant trevally.

The Day’s Sailing

• 5 Hr Sailing time
• 26 Nautical miles

Mooring

Anchoring option

Things to do

Sunbathing, Exploring

Facilities

WiFi, Taxi, Rubbish, Restaurants, Bars, Gift shop

Discover Koh Racha Yai

Underwater sculpture park
Dive Koh Racha Yai’s submerged sculpture park to come face to face with giant stone elephants and other incredible underwater art.

Suggested lunch spots
Break up your journey through the Andaman with a rest stop at Koh Tu Kon Li Ma. This tiny island is one of the most dramatic and unspoilt in the Andaman, so anchor here and soak up the tranquillity.

Koh Rang Yai – West

Yachting in Koh Rang Yai waters is a delight as you cruise along the east coast of Phuket. Koh Rang Yai and the surrounding area are very popular among local boaters, in part because of its location with easy access to Phang-nga Bay, Krabi, and the Phi Phi Islands. There is a restaurant ashore, and bike rentals are available.

The Day’s Sailing

• 4 Hr 30 Mins Sailing time
• 22 Nautical miles

Mooring

No moorings are available. There are two anchorages off Koh Rang Yai. The one on the west side has a magnificent white-sand beach. The anchorage on the north side of the island is better protected in southwesterly winds.

Dinghy dockage: No dinghy dockage is available.

Things to do

Swimming at the beach, walking the scenic footpaths, playing miniature golf, or enjoying a tasty meal at the restaurant (it’s only open during the day) is a wonderful way to spend an afternoon.

Facilities

No facilities for yachts are available.

Discover

Koh Rang Yai offers a peaceful beachfront club and restaurant, ideal for lunch or sunset drinks. The island is also home to a pearl farm, giving a glimpse of local craftsmanship, and its long beach is perfect for biking or a leisurely walk along the shore.

Ao Po Grand Marina

Return to Ao Po Grand Marina for the conclusion of your charter, nestled at the edge of Phuket with stunning views across Phang Nga Bay. This full-service marina makes for an easy and comfortable disembarkation after your week exploring Thailand’s islands.

The Day’s Sailing

• 1 Hr 30 Mins Sailing time
• 7 Nautical miles

Mooring

Marina Berth / Dock (pre-assigned slip)
Notes: Contact marina on VHF before arrival for berth allocation. Staff are available to assist with docking and final check-out procedures.

Things to do

Near the Moorings base at Ao Po Marina are two resorts with excellent accommodations and fine restaurants. The island of Phuket has so many attractions you could spend a week or two and not see them all. A trip to Phuket Town reveals a city with two distinct characters, the old and historic blended with the modern and chic. The shopping, dining, museums, theaters, and historic sites are enchanting. Phuket is world-famous for its resorts, particularly those on the west coast overlooking the Andaman Sea. You can visit the west coast during the northeast monsoon, when cruising there promises flat water and lots of sunshine. A trip to Phuket wouldn’t be complete without experiencing the FantaSea theme park, a celebration of everything Thai, including the superb cuisine.

Facilities

Water Refill & Ice, Restaurants & Bars, Re Fuel, WIFI, Electricity, Toilets & Showers, ATM, Supermarket/ Provisioning, Laundry, Chandlery Shop, Trash

Discover

Ao Po Grand Marina offers everything you need for a smooth end to your charter. Enjoy a final meal at the marina’s restaurants, pick up last-minute provisions, or simply relax and take in the bay views before departing Phuket.

Koh Hong, Phang Nga

Kick off your power yacht adventure in the breathtaking Phang Nga Bay, where towering limestone cliffs rise dramatically from emerald waters. Koh Hong offers a serene and scenic anchorage with hidden lagoons and pristine beaches, a perfect first stop to relax and explore.

The Day’s Sailing

• 45 Mins Sailing time
• 10 Nautical miles

Mooring

• Mooring Buoys (available; recommended)
• Free Anchoring (limited areas, sand/mud seabed)

Notes: Mooring buoys are preferred to protect the seabed. The hidden lagoon is best accessed by dinghy or kayak at mid-to-high tide.

Things to do

Swimming, Paddleboarding, Kayaking, Snorkelling, Exploring

Facilities

No facilities for yachts are available.

Ao Phang-nga National Park

Situated north of Phuket and west of Krabi Province, Ao Phang-nga National Park is one of the jewels of southern Thailand. You could easily spend two or three days of your Phuket yacht charter cruising in Koh Hong waters. Other intriguing islands besides Koh Hong include Koh Planak, Koh Panyl, Khoa Phing Kan, and Tham Lot. Swimming, snorkeling, exploring the caves, and relaxing in scenic anchorages are the main attractions in the park. Taking the dinghy through the tunnel of Koh Hong into the lagoon to view the “hong” or room is an unforgettable experience.

Kayak
Kayak through the narrow limestone entrance into Koh Hong’s hidden lagoon for an unforgettable experience. The bay’s calm waters are perfect for swimming and snorkelling, making this a serene and scenic introduction to your Thai power yacht charter.

Rai Le Beach, Krabi

Sail south to the world-famous Railay Beach, a dramatic peninsula surrounded by towering limestone cliffs and turquoise waters. Rai Le Beach cruising is a delightful sojourn to the mainland of south Thailand, famous for its spectacular beaches fronting the Andaman Sea. Many are inaccessible by road due to the towering cliffs and rock formations on the peninsula, creating a remote and secluded ambience that persists even at some of the more developed beaches.

The Day’s Sailing

• 1 Hr 45 Min Sailing time
• 25 Nautical miles

Mooring

• No moorings are available.
• The best anchorage is off the broad sandy beach.
• Dinghy dockage: No dinghy dockage is available.

Notes: Avoid anchoring too close to cliffs or reefs. The bay can be busy with day-trip boats, so plan your anchoring carefully.

Things to do

At the south end of the bay, you’ll find a magnificent reef teeming with sea life and colorful coral. The snorkeling is superb. There are caves and intriguing rock formations along the rocky southern headland. On the beach, you will find some restaurants. Relaxing in the shade with a cool drink and a delicious meal is a pleasant way to spend a mid-afternoon.

Facilities

Water is available by taking the dinghy ashore with a jerry can. Limited provisions are available.

Discover

Step ashore to enjoy beachside cafés and restaurants, or hike to viewpoints for panoramic vistas. Railay is also renowned for rock climbing, with routes suitable for both beginners and experienced climbers, blending adventure and relaxation in one stunning location.

Koh Lanta Yai

Sail to Koh Lanta Yai, a relaxed island with long beaches, calm waters, and charming coastal villages. This anchorage is ideal during the SW monsoon season, offering direct access to Lanta Old Town and the island’s road network.

The Day’s Sailing

• 3 Hr Sailing time
• 42 Nautical miles

Mooring

• Free Anchoring (sand/mud seabed, good holding)
• Jetty access (available but not well-maintained; exercise caution when landing the dinghy)

Notes: This is the only anchorage suitable during the SW monsoon season. Lanta Marine Services are available during working hours for basic support.

Things to do

Swimming, Snorkelling, Exploring, Sunbathing, Kayaking, Fishing

Facilities

Restaurants & Bars, Toilets & Showers, Supermarket/Provisioning, WIFI (local establishments), Trash

Discover

Enjoy a stroll through Lanta Old Town with its historic wooden houses, boutique shops, and local eateries. The surrounding waters are perfect for snorkelling and fishing, and the beaches provide an idyllic spot to relax while soaking in the tropical scenery.

Koh Phi Phi Don

Cruising in Phi Phi Don waters is a must during any Phuket yacht charter. Said to be one of the three most beautiful islands in the world, Phi Phi Don is a major tourist attraction, drawing boatloads of visitors every day during the high season from Phuket and Krabi. Yet, it still retains its idyllic charm, with the beachfront restaurants, bars, and shops at Ton Sai Bay blending in with the stunning scenery. Nearby Phi Phi Le is also magnificent, a jewel of the Andaman Sea well worth exploring. Snorkeling and scuba diving on the reefs in the area is some of the best in Thailand.

The Day’s Sailing

• 1 Hr 20 Min Sailing time
• 33 Nautical miles

Mooring

No moorings are available. Phi Phi Don is comprised of two landmasses connected by a sandy isthmus that forms bays north and south. The best anchorage is on the south side of the island at Ton Sai Bay near the village. There are anchorages on the north side of the island as well, and they can be less crowded. While it is possible to anchor at Phi Phi Le, the water is deep and the bays are busy with tour boats.
Dinghy dockage:
No dinghy dockage is available.

Things to do

A coral reef on the west side of Ton Sai Bay is near the anchorage and is good for snorkeling. Exploring the village, dining at the restaurants, and browsing in the shops is a pleasant way to enjoy a late afternoon or early evening. Longtail tour boats operate from Ton Sai Bay and offer tours to the spectacular caves, hongs, and rocky inlets along the shores of Phi Phi Don and Phi Phi Le. Taking a longtail boat to Phi Phi Le is the most convenient way to enjoy the island’s beautiful beaches and snorkelling on the reefs. Maya Bay is particularly scenic. Dive operators are available for excursions to Him Klang reef, just north of Phi Phi Don.

Facilities

Water is available at the floating dock. Limited provisions are available.

Koh Phi Phi Le

The smaller of the two main isles of the Phi Phi group, Koh Phi Phi Le has an area of just four square miles. It’s one of the most scenic islands in the Andaman Sea, with numerous picturesque bays, gorgeous white-sand beaches, excellent snorkeling, and soaring limestone cliffs. One of the most striking features of the island is Maya Bay, where sheer cliffs soar more than 300 feet high on three sides. Several pristine white-sand beaches are ideal places to swim and sunbathe. The snorkelling is superb on the coral reefs teeming with tropical fish. The blockbuster hit movie The Beach was filmed in Maya Bay and released in 1999, which brought Phi Phi Le international fame for its spectacular setting and crystal clear waters.

Koh Racha Yai, Krabi

Yachting in Koh Racha Yai waters is a delightful experience, presenting an opportunity to explore two intriguing islands about 12 miles south of Phuket and just over 25 miles from the Phi Phi Islands. The largest island is Racha Yai, a premier cruising destination on any Phuket yacht charter because of its gorgeous beach of snow-white sand at Ao Tawan Tok, a U-shaped bay on the northwestern shore. The much smaller Koh Racha Noi is rocky and uninhabited, but it’s known for the excellent fishing in a small bay on the west side of the island.

The Day’s Sailing

• 1 Hr 50 Min Sailing time
• 25 Nautical miles

Mooring

• No moorings are available.
• Free Anchoring (sand seabed with excellent holding). The best anchorage is off Ao Tawan Tok beach at Koh Racha Yai.
• Dinghy dockage: No dinghy dockage is available.

Notes: The west coast is well protected in the SW season. Take care to avoid coral patches when anchoring.

Things to do

The main attractions at Koh Racha Yai are its beautiful beaches ideal for swimming and snorkelling. The scuba diving is superb in these waters. Dive sites for beginner and advanced divers are plentiful. Lucy’s Reef and Marla’s Mystery, a wreck dive, are two popular spots. Drift diving along the eastern shore takes you to steep drop-offs. Manta rays, blue-spotted stingrays, barracuda, grouper, moray eels, and lionfish are just some of the local reef residents. Ashore at Ao Tawan Tok are some restaurants and bars, distinctly laid-back and casual.

Facilities

Restaurants & Bars, WIFI (resort-based), Toilets & Showers, Dive Shop, Trash

Discover

Koh Racha Yai is renowned for its vibrant coral reefs, ideal for snorkelling and diving directly from your yacht. Step ashore at the few beachfront restaurants for lunch or sunset drinks, and enjoy the island’s tranquil atmosphere, a perfect blend of adventure and relaxation.

Koh Rang Yai

A short sail brings you to Koh Rang Yai, a peaceful island with long sandy beaches and calm, shallow waters. Yachting in Koh Rang Yai waters is a delight as you cruise along the east coast of Phuket. Koh Rang Yai and the surrounding area are very popular among local boaters, in part because of its location with easy access to Phang-nga Bay, Krabi, and the Phi Phi Islands. There is a restaurant ashore, and bike rentals are available.

The Day’s Sailing

• 1 Hr 40 Min Sailing time
• 23 Nautical miles

Mooring

• Mooring Buoys (available; recommended)
• Free Anchoring (sand seabed, good holding)
• There are two anchorages off Koh Rang Yai. The one on the west side has a magnificent white-sand beach. The anchorage on the north side of the island is better protected in southwesterly winds.
• Dinghy dockage: No dinghy dockage is available.

Things to do

Swimming at the beach, walking the scenic footpaths, playing miniature golf, or enjoying a tasty meal at the restaurant (it’s only open during the day) is a wonderful way to spend an afternoon.

Facilities

Water Refill & Ice, Restaurants & Bars, WIFI, Toilets & Showers, Trash

Discover

Koh Rang Yai is home to a relaxed beachfront club and restaurant, perfect for lunch or sunset drinks. The island also has a small pearl farm to explore, and its long beach invites leisurely walks or biking along the shore.

Ao Po Grand Marina

Return to Ao Po Grand Marina at the edge of Phuket, marking the conclusion of your power yacht charter. The marina offers a convenient and comfortable setting for disembarkation, surrounded by stunning views of Phang Nga Bay.

The Day’s Sailing

• 30 Mins Sailing time
• 7 Nautical miles

Mooring

Lazy line on a town quay or in Marinas

Things to do

Sunbathing, Exploring

Facilities

Water Refill & Ice, Restaurants & Bars, Re Fuel, WIFI, Electricity, Toilets & Showers, ATM, Supermarket/Provisioning, Laundry, Chandlery Shop, Trash

Discover

Ao Po Grand Marina provides all the services needed for a smooth end to your charter. Enjoy a final meal at the marina’s restaurants, pick up last-minute provisions, or simply relax and take in the scenic bay views before departing Phuket.

Ao Po Grand Marina to Koh Nakha Yai – East

A gentle first sail from Ao Po Grand Marina brings you to the tranquil shores of Koh Nakha Yai. This peaceful island is known for its long stretches of sandy beach, shallow turquoise waters, and relaxed atmosphere, ideal for easing into your charter and enjoying your first night at anchor.

The Day’s Sailing

• 30 Mins Sailing time
• 2 Nautical miles

Mooring

• Free Anchoring (good holding in الرمل/sand in settled conditions)
• Mooring Buoys (limited; check availability on arrival)

Notes: Best anchorage is on the east coast with protection from prevailing SW winds. Keep an eye on tidal depth when approaching closer to shore.

Things to do

Swimming, Paddleboarding, Kayaking, Snorkelling, Sunbathing, Exploring

Facilities

Restaurants & Bars, WIFI (limited), Toilets & Showers

Discover Koh Nakha

Koh Nakha Yai is home to a small beachfront resort where you can enjoy a relaxed dinner or sunset drinks with views across Phang Nga Bay. The island’s quiet beaches and palm-lined shoreline make it a perfect spot to unwind after embarkation, while the shallow waters are ideal for water activities straight from the yacht.

Koh Nakha Yai – East to Paradise Resort, Koh Yao Noi

Sail into the dramatic limestone scenery of Phang Nga Bay as you make your way to Koh Yao Noi. Paradise Resort offers a serene anchorage surrounded by towering karst formations and lush jungle, creating a true tropical escape with a laid-back, boutique feel.

The Day’s Sailing

• 3 Hr Sailing time
• 15 Nautical miles

To be used as a guide only. Based on suggested sailing lanes and average wind speed for area.

Mooring

• Mooring Buoys (resort-managed; preferred option)
• Free Anchoring (in designated areas, sand/mud seabed)

Notes: It’s recommended to pick up a resort mooring buoy where possible. Staff may assist on arrival. Depths can vary with tide, approach with caution.

Things to do

Swimming, Paddleboarding, Kayaking, Snorkelling, Exploring, Hiking

Facilities

Water Refill & Ice, Restaurants & Bars, WIFI, Toilets & Showers, Trash

Discover

Step ashore to enjoy the tranquil setting of Paradise Koh Yao, where you’ll find a beachfront restaurant serving Thai and international cuisine. The surrounding area is perfect for kayaking through mangroves or hiking to scenic viewpoints. For a unique experience, explore the nearby limestone formations and hidden lagoons that define this iconic part of Phang Nga Bay.

Paradise Resort, Koh Yao Noi to Ao Nam Mao (Drunken Water Bay)

Cruise south toward the Krabi coastline and drop anchor in Ao Nam Mao, a quiet bay offering a more authentic and less crowded alternative to nearby tourist hotspots. With scenic views of limestone cliffs and local longtail boats dotting the shoreline, this is a great stop to experience traditional coastal Thailand.

The Day’s Sailing

• 4 Hr Sailing time
• 20 Nautical miles

To be used as a guide only. Based on suggested sailing lanes and average wind speed for area.

Mooring

• Free Anchoring (mud/sand seabed with generally good holding)

Notes: Anchor well clear of longtail boat channels and be mindful of tidal variations. The bay is open in places, so conditions can be affected by weather.

Things to do

Swimming, Paddleboarding, Kayaking, Exploring

Facilities

Restaurants & Bars, WIFI (local establishments), ATM, Supermarket/ Provisioning, Trash

Discover Ko Lanta

Ao Nam Mao serves as a gateway to the Krabi mainland and nearby islands. Take a dinghy ashore to explore local restaurants and beachfront cafés, or arrange a short trip to Ao Nang for a livelier atmosphere, shopping, and additional dining options. The area also offers access to inland excursions, including temples and viewpoints if you wish to venture further afield.

Ao Nam Mao (Drunken Water Bay) to Koh Phi Phi Don – East

Arrive at the iconic Koh Phi Phi Don, anchoring on the quieter eastern side of the island. Here, you’ll enjoy a more scenic setting, with beautiful beaches, clear waters, and dramatic limestone cliffs, offering a perfect balance to the island’s more vibrant western side.

The Day’s Sailing

• 4 Hr Sailing time
• 20 Nautical miles

To be used as a guide only. Based on suggested sailing lanes and average wind speed for area.

Mooring

• Mooring Buoys (limited; first come, first served)
• Free Anchoring (sand seabed, good holding)

Notes: The east coast provides better shelter during the SW season. Avoid anchoring too close to reef areas and be mindful of changing depths.

Things to do

Swimming, Paddleboarding, Snorkelling, Diving, Exploring, Sunbathing

Facilities

Restaurants & Bars, WIFI, Toilets & Showers, Dive Shop, Trash

Discover

The eastern side of Koh Phi Phi Don offers a more laid-back atmosphere with beachfront restaurants and bars perfect for a relaxed evening. Snorkelling straight from the boat reveals vibrant marine life, while nearby dive sites are among the best in the region. For a livelier scene, you can take a short boat ride across to Tonsai Village, known for its nightlife, shops, and dining options.

Koh Phi Phi Don to Koh Racha Yai – East

Continue south to Koh Racha Yai, famed for its crystal-clear waters and powdery white sand beaches. The east coast offers a better anchorage compared to the busier west, with excellent visibility and calm conditions ideal for water activities.

The Day’s Sailing

• 5 Hr 20 Mins Sailing time
• 27 Nautical miles

To be used as a guide only. Based on suggested sailing lanes and average wind speed for area.

Mooring

• Mooring Buoys (limited; recommended where available)
• Free Anchoring (sand seabed with excellent holding)

Notes: The east side provides better protection during the SW season. Take care to avoid coral patches when anchoring.

Things to do

Sunbathing, Exploring

Facilities

WiFi, Taxi, Rubbish, Restaurants, Bars, Gift shop

Discover Koh Racha Yai

Underwater sculpture park
Dive Koh Racha Yai’s submerged sculpture park to come face to face with giant stone elephants and other incredible underwater art.

Suggested lunch spots
Break up your journey through the Andaman with a rest stop at Koh Tu Kon Li Ma. This tiny island is one of the most dramatic and unspoilt in the Andaman, so anchor here and soak up the tranquillity.”

Ko Racha Yai – East to Koh Rang Yai – East

A short sail brings you back toward Phuket to Koh Rang Yai, a peaceful island known for its long sandy beach and calm, shallow waters. It’s an ideal final anchorage to relax, enjoy water activities, and soak up the last full day of your charter.

The Day’s Sailing

• 4 Hr 30 Mins Sailing time
• 22 Nautical miles

To be used as a guide only. Based on suggested sailing lanes and average wind speed for area

Mooring

• Mooring Buoys (available; recommended)
• Free Anchoring (sand seabed, good holding)

Notes: The east side offers good protection in the SW season. The anchorage is straightforward, but watch for day trip boat traffic during peak hours.

Things to do

Swimming, Paddleboarding, Kayaking, Snorkelling, Sunbathing, Exploring, Biking

Facilities

Water Refill & Ice, Restaurants & Bars, WIFI, Toilets & Showers, Trash

Discover

Koh Rang Yai is home to a laid-back beach club and restaurant where you can enjoy lunch or sunset drinks. The island is also known for its pearl farm, offering a glimpse into local craftsmanship. For something more active, explore the island by bike or take a stroll along the expansive beach before your final night onboard.

Koh Rang Yai – East to Ao Po Grand Marina

With Ao Po Grand Marina such a short distance away, you’ll have the opportunity to spend the last day of your bareboat adventure exploring everything that Phuket and the Andaman Sea has to offer. Arrange a dive trip to spot magnificent manta rays and gentle whale sharks, head for deeper water for a spot of game fishing or enjoy some exciting water sports nearer to shore.

The Day’s Sailing

• 1 Hr 30 Mins Sailing time
• 7 Nautical miles

Mooring

• Berth / Marina Dock (pre-assigned slip)

Notes: Follow marina instructions on approach and contact ahead on VHF for berth allocation. Staff are available to assist with docking.

Things to do

Sunbathing, Exploring

Facilities

Water, WiFi ,Taxi, Showers/ Toilets, Rubbish, Restaurants, Chandlery, Bars, Electricity, Fuel, Ice, Gift Shop

Discover

Ao Po Grand Marina is a full-service marina with everything you need before disembarkation. Enjoy a final meal overlooking the bay or relax at one of the marina’s restaurants. Its convenient location also makes onward travel to Phuket International Airport or nearby hotels quick and easy.

Koh Hong Phang Nga

Begin your adventure in the sheltered waters of Phang Nga Bay, surrounded by towering limestone cliffs and hidden lagoons. Koh Hong is a serene haven for swimming, kayaking, and simply soaking in the stunning scenery.

The Day’s Sailing

• 2 Hr Sailing time
• 10 Nautical miles

To be used as a guide only. Based on suggested sailing lanes and average wind speed for area.

Mooring

• Free Anchoring (sandy bottom, well-sheltered bay)
• Stern-to-line (in certain shallow bays, check local conditions)

Notes: Popular with day-trip tours, so early arrival recommended for a quieter anchorage.

Things to do

Swimming, Paddleboarding, Kayaking, Exploring

Facilities

None

Discover

Koh Hong is famous for its dramatic limestone cliffs and emerald lagoon, accessible by kayak or dinghy. Spend the day paddling into hidden coves, swimming in calm waters, or relaxing on the small sandy beaches. This quiet island is perfect for a picnic lunch onboard, and the sunset from the bow offers a magical introduction to Thailand’s Andaman coast.

Koh Roi

Koh Roi is a secluded island paradise just a short sail from Koh Hong. Its calm, crystal-clear waters and sheltered bays make it perfect for swimming, snorkelling, and unwinding after your first day at sea.

The Day’s Sailing

• 1 Hr 30 Mins Sailing time
• 8 Nautical miles

Mooring

• Free Anchoring (sandy bottom, very sheltered)
• Mooring Buoy (limited, check availability)

Notes: Quiet island with minimal tourist infrastructure; best for a peaceful night aboard.

Things to do

Swimming, Snorkelling, Paddleboarding, Exploring

Facilities

None

Discover

Koh Roi is ideal for a day of quiet exploration and water activities. Swim or snorkel in the clear waters teeming with tropical fish, or paddle around the island’s small coves. With no facilities onshore, this day is best enjoyed as a self-sufficient escape, soaking in the natural beauty and serenity of Thailand’s lesser-visited islands.

Rai Le Beach, Krabi

Rai Le Beach, accessible only by boat, is one of Thailand’s most iconic beaches. Nestled between towering limestone cliffs, it offers stunning scenery, excellent swimming, and opportunities for adventure both on land and in the water.

The Day’s Sailing

• 4 Hr Sailing time
• 19 Nautical miles

Mooring

• Free Anchoring (off the main beach)
• Stern-to-line (in designated areas)

Notes: Popular with tourists; early arrival recommended for best anchoring spots.

Things to do

Swimming, Snorkelling, Exploring, Hiking, Rock Climbing

Facilities

Restaurants & Bars, Toilets & Showers, WiFi

Discover

Rai Le Beach is famous for its dramatic limestone cliffs and crystal-clear waters. Spend the day swimming or snorkelling in the sheltered bays, or take a short hike up to viewpoints for panoramic views of the coast. The beach is lined with a few local restaurants and bars, perfect for enjoying fresh seafood or a sunset drink after a day on the water.

Koh Pu

Koh Pu, a small and tranquil island near Krabi, is perfect for a relaxed day of swimming and sunbathing. Its sheltered bays and calm waters make it ideal for a quiet anchorage away from the crowds.

The Day’s Sailing

• 2 Hr 45 Mins Sailing time
• 14 Nautical miles

To be used as a guide only. Based on suggested sailing lanes and average wind speed for area.

Mooring

• Free Anchoring (sandy bottom, well-sheltered)

Notes: Minimal facilities ashore; best suited for self-sufficient visits.

Things to do

Swimming, Sunbathing, Exploring, Paddleboarding

Facilities

None

Discover

Koh Pu offers a peaceful retreat amidst stunning natural scenery. Spend the day swimming in calm waters, paddling along the shoreline, or exploring the island’s small beaches. With no commercial facilities on the island, it’s the perfect spot for a picnic lunch onboard and to enjoy the tranquility of Thailand’s hidden gems.

Koh Phi Phi Don – Lanah Bay

Koh Phi Phi Don is Thailand’s most famous island destination, and Lanah Bay offers a quieter, sheltered anchorage away from the bustling main town. Expect dramatic cliffs, turquoise waters, and excellent opportunities for swimming and snorkelling.

The Day’s Sailing

• 2 Hr 45 Mins Sailing time
• 14 Nautical miles

Mooring

• Free Anchoring (sandy bottom, well-protected bay)
• Mooring Buoy (available in some spots; check locally)

Notes: Avoid the main pier area if you prefer a peaceful night; Lanah Bay is quieter than Ton Sai Bay.

Things to do

Swimming, Snorkelling, Paddleboarding, Exploring

Facilities

Restaurants & Bars, Toilets & Showers, WiFi

Discover

Lanah Bay provides a perfect mix of natural beauty and convenience. Explore hidden coves and snorkel in clear waters rich with marine life. For a taste of local island life, head ashore to small restaurants serving fresh seafood or enjoy a sunset drink while watching the cliffs glow in the evening light.

Koh Lanta Yai

Koh Lanta Yai offers a relaxed island vibe with long sandy beaches, calm waters, and a mix of local culture. It’s a perfect stop for swimming, sunbathing, and exploring both the coast and small villages inland.

The Day’s Sailing

• 6 Hr 30 Mins Sailing time
• 33 Nautical miles

Mooring

• Free Anchoring (sandy bottom, good shelter along west coast beaches)
• Stern-to-line (in some designated areas near local piers)

Notes: Avoid busy town piers unless provisioning or shopping; quieter anchorages are along the western beaches.

Things to do

Swimming, Sunbathing, Exploring, Paddleboarding, Kayaking

Facilities

Restaurants & Bars, Toilets & Showers, WiFi, Supermarket/Provisioning

Discover

Koh Lanta Yai blends natural beauty with local charm. Spend the day swimming in calm bays or exploring the island’s scenic coastline by kayak. Venture ashore to visit small villages, enjoy fresh seafood at beachside restaurants, or stock up on provisions at local markets. Sunset from the western beaches is particularly spectacular, offering a peaceful end to a relaxed sailing day.

Kho Muk

Koh Muk is a tranquil island famous for its hidden Emerald Cave (Tham Morakot) and peaceful beaches. The island’s sheltered anchorages make it ideal for swimming, snorkelling, and exploring secret coves.

The Day’s Sailing

• 2 Hr 45 Mins Sailing time
• 14 Nautical miles

Mooring

• Free Anchoring (sandy bottom, well-protected bays)
• Stern-to-line (small pier area for temporary tie-up)

Notes: Mooring buoys may be limited; early arrival recommended if you want to access the Emerald Cave easily.

Things to do

Swimming, Snorkelling, Exploring, Kayaking, Paddleboarding

Facilities

Restaurants & Bars, Toilets & Showers

Discover

Koh Muk is best known for the Emerald Cave, a hidden lagoon accessible through a short swim from a sea cave, an unforgettable experience for adventurous sailors. Spend time swimming and snorkelling in the clear waters, or explore the quiet beaches and bays by kayak. Small beachfront restaurants offer local seafood dishes, making for a perfect lunch stop after exploring the island’s natural wonders.

Koh Rok Nok

Koh Rok Nok is a small, pristine island renowned for its crystal-clear waters, white sandy beaches, and vibrant coral reefs. It’s one of the best spots in the Andaman Sea for snorkelling and swimming in a truly unspoiled environment.

The Day’s Sailing

• 3 Hr 30 Mins Sailing time
• 17 Nautical miles

Mooring

• Free Anchoring (sandy bottom, sheltered from prevailing winds)
• Mooring Buoy (available in some areas; check locally)

Notes: Remote location means minimal facilities ashore, perfect for a self-sufficient day.

Things to do

Swimming, Snorkelling, Paddleboarding, Sunbathing, Exploring

Facilities

None

Discover

Koh Rok Nok is a true paradise for nature lovers. Spend the day swimming and snorkelling among colourful coral reefs teeming with tropical fish, or relax on the soft, white sands. With no shops or restaurants on the island, it’s ideal for a picnic lunch onboard and a day of complete tranquility, surrounded by some of the clearest waters in Thailand.

Koh Phi Phi Don – Ton Sai Bay

Ton Sai Bay is the main hub of Koh Phi Phi Don, bustling with energy, shops, and restaurants. It’s perfect for experiencing island nightlife, local culture, and easy access to diving or excursion trips.

The Day’s Sailing

• 7 Hr Sailing time
• 36 Nautical miles

Mooring

• Mooring Buoy (widely available in the bay)
• Stern-to-line (limited piers, mostly for short-term use)

Notes: Busy area, arrive early to secure a buoy. Not ideal for those seeking quiet anchorage.

Things to do

Swimming, Snorkelling, Exploring, Diving, Shopping

Facilities

Restaurants & Bars, Toilets & Showers, WiFi, Dive Shop, ATM

Discover

Ton Sai Bay is the vibrant heart of Phi Phi Don. Stroll along the waterfront to enjoy lively restaurants, bars, and local shops. Dive enthusiasts can arrange trips to nearby dive sites, or simply explore the bay’s natural beauty by kayak or swim. Evening offers the chance to enjoy sunset cocktails and experience the island’s famous nightlife.

Koh Racha Yai – West

Koh Racha Yai, located south of Phuket, is known for its calm turquoise waters, soft sandy beaches, and excellent snorkelling opportunities. The western side of the island offers a peaceful anchorage ideal for a relaxing day on the water.

The Day’s Sailing

• 5 Hr 30 Mins Sailing time
• 27 Nautical miles

Mooring

• Free Anchoring (sandy bottom, well-sheltered west coast)
• Mooring Buoy (limited availability; check locally)

Notes: Quiet and less crowded than the east side, perfect for a sunset swim.

Things to do

Swimming, Snorkelling, Paddleboarding, Sunbathing, Exploring

Facilities

Restaurants & Bars, Toilets & Showers, WiFi

Discover

Koh Racha Yai’s west coast is a haven for relaxation and water activities. Snorkel over vibrant reefs just off the beach, or paddle along the shoreline to explore hidden coves. Small beachfront restaurants offer fresh seafood and tropical drinks, making it a perfect spot to unwind and watch the sunset over clear, calm waters.

Nai Harn Bay

Nai Harn Bay, at the southern tip of Phuket, is a picturesque and peaceful bay with calm waters and a sandy beach. It’s ideal for swimming, paddleboarding, and enjoying a relaxed day ashore.

The Day’s Sailing

• 2 Hr Sailing time
• 11 Nautical miles

Mooring

• Free Anchoring (sandy bottom, well-sheltered)
• Stern-to-line (limited at small piers)

Notes: Popular with locals on weekends; weekdays are quieter.

Things to do

Swimming, Paddleboarding, Sunbathing, Exploring

Facilities

Restaurants & Bars, Toilets & Showers, WiFi, Supermarket/Provisioning

Discover

Nai Harn Bay is perfect for a tranquil day on the water. Stroll along the beach or paddle in the calm waters, then enjoy fresh seafood at nearby restaurants. The surrounding area offers scenic viewpoints and small local shops for provisions or souvenirs, making it a charming and convenient stop on your Thailand sailing itinerary.

Ao Yon Bay

Ao Yon Bay, located on Phuket’s southeast coast, is a quiet and sheltered anchorage known for calm waters and scenic surroundings. It’s perfect for swimming, kayaking, and a peaceful overnight stay.

The Day’s Sailing

• 1 Hr 45 Mins Sailing time
• 9 Nautical miles

Mooring

• Free Anchoring (sandy bottom, well-protected bay)
• Stern-to-line (limited; small jetties for short-term use)

Notes: Very quiet area; minimal traffic and crowds.

Things to do

Swimming, Kayaking, Paddleboarding, Sunbathing, Exploring

Facilities

Restaurants & Bars, Toilets & Showers, WiFi

Discover

Ao Yon Bay offers a serene escape from the busier Phuket anchorages. Paddle along the coastline to discover hidden coves, swim in calm turquoise waters, or relax on the sandy shore. A few local restaurants serve fresh seafood and Thai dishes, making it a perfect spot for a relaxed lunch or sunset drink while enjoying the tranquil scenery.

Koh Yao Yai – Loh Pared Beach

Koh Yao Yai is a peaceful, largely undeveloped island offering a glimpse of authentic Thai island life. Loh Pared Beach provides a tranquil anchorage with calm waters, ideal for swimming, kayaking, and sunbathing.

The Day’s Sailing

• 3 Hr Sailing time
• 16 Nautical miles

Mooring

• Free Anchoring (sandy bottom, well-sheltered)
• Stern-to-line (small piers for temporary use)

Notes: Minimal facilities ashore; perfect for a quiet day or overnight stay.

Things to do

Swimming, Paddleboarding, Kayaking, Sunbathing, Exploring

Facilities

Restaurants & Bars, Toilets & Showers

Discover

Loh Pared Beach is perfect for a relaxing day surrounded by nature. Paddle along the calm shoreline, swim in clear waters, or explore small nearby coves. Small beachfront restaurants offer simple Thai cuisine and fresh seafood, giving you a taste of local island life before your final day back in Phuket.

Ao Po Grand Marina

Ao Po Grand Marina, Phuket’s premier yachting hub, marks the conclusion of your 14-day sailing adventure. It offers modern facilities and convenient access to Phuket for provisioning, transfers, and onward travel.

The Day’s Sailing

• 1 Hr Sailing time
• 10 Nautical miles

Mooring

• Marina Berth (full-service marina)

Notes: All facilities available; ideal for refuelling, cleaning, and disembarking.

Things to do

Exploring, Shopping, Dining

Facilities

Water Refill & Ice, Restaurants & Bars, Re Fuel, WiFi, Electricity, Toilets & Showers, ATM, Supermarket/Provisioning, Laundry, Chandlery Shop, Trash

Discover

Ao Po Grand Marina is a world-class marina offering everything you need after a two-week cruise. Enjoy a meal at the marina restaurants, stock up on provisions, or browse local shops. The marina is also a convenient base for exploring nearby Phuket attractions or arranging onward travel, making it the perfect finale to your Thailand sailing adventure.

Koh Nakha Yai – East

Koh Nakha Yai is a peaceful island just northeast of Phuket, offering calm, sheltered waters perfect for the start of your SW Season adventure. Its quiet bays and scenic surroundings make it an ideal spot to unwind after departure and enjoy your first day at sea.

The Day’s Sailing

• 30 Mins Sailing time
• 2 Nautical miles

Mooring

• Free Anchoring (sandy bottom, very sheltered)
• Stern-to-line (small piers for temporary use)

Notes: Minimal facilities ashore; early arrival recommended to secure the best anchorage.

Things to do

Swimming, Paddleboarding, Kayaking, Exploring

Facilities

None

Discover

Koh Nakha Yai is a serene introduction to Thailand’s Andaman coast. Spend the day swimming or paddling in calm waters, exploring small coves, and relaxing on quiet beaches. With no commercial facilities, it’s perfect for a self-sufficient picnic onboard while taking in the island’s natural beauty and peaceful surroundings.

Paradise Resort, Koh Yao Noi

Koh Yao Noi is a tranquil island offering a slower pace of life and stunning coastal scenery. Paradise Resort provides a sheltered anchorage with easy access to the island’s quiet beaches and lush surroundings.

The Day’s Sailing

• 3 Hr Sailing time
• 15 Nautical miles

To be used as a guide only. Based on suggested sailing lanes and average wind speed for area.

Mooring

• Stern-to-line (at resort jetty, with permission)
• Free Anchoring (nearby sandy bays)

Notes: The resort offers mooring assistance if requested; otherwise, anchor in nearby sheltered areas.

Things to do

Swimming, Paddleboarding, Kayaking, Exploring, Sunbathing

Facilities

Restaurants & Bars, Toilets & Showers, WiFi

Discover

Koh Yao Noi is perfect for a relaxing day exploring local culture and nature. Enjoy swimming and paddleboarding in calm waters, or stroll along quiet beaches. Paradise Resort’s restaurant offers fresh Thai cuisine and seafood, making it an ideal spot for lunch or sunset drinks. The island’s small villages and scenic viewpoints provide opportunities to experience authentic local life.

Koh Yao Yai – Southeast (Captain Ed’s Spot)

Koh Yao Yai’s southeast coast, often referred to as Captain Ed’s Spot, is a hidden gem with calm waters, sandy beaches, and spectacular scenery. It’s perfect for a peaceful day of swimming, snorkelling, and exploring secluded coves.

The Day’s Sailing

• 3 Hr Sailing time
• 16 Nautical miles

To be used as a guide only. Based on suggested sailing lanes and average wind speed for area.

Mooring

• Free Anchoring (sandy bottom, well-sheltered)
• Stern-to-line (small piers, if available)

Notes: Remote and quiet, ideal for those seeking a tranquil anchorage away from crowds.

Things to do

Swimming, Snorkelling, Paddleboarding, Kayaking, Exploring

Facilities

None

Discover

This part of Koh Yao Yai offers some of the island’s most unspoiled scenery. Spend the day paddling along calm shores, snorkelling over colourful reefs, or exploring hidden beaches. With no facilities onshore, it’s best enjoyed as a self-sufficient stop, giving you the serenity and natural beauty that make Thailand’s Andaman coast so memorable.

Ao Nam Mao (Drunken Water Bay)

Ao Nam Mao, also known as Drunken Water Bay, is a sheltered cove on the Phang Nga coastline famous for its calm waters and stunning limestone cliffs. It’s an ideal spot for swimming, kayaking, and enjoying the unique natural scenery.

The Day’s Sailing

• 3 Hr 30 Mins Sailing time
• 17 Nautical miles

Mooring

• Free Anchoring (sandy bottom, very sheltered)
• Stern-to-line (small local piers, short-term use)

Notes: Quiet area with minimal tourist traffic; perfect for a peaceful night aboard.

Things to do

Swimming, Kayaking, Paddleboarding, Exploring

Facilities

None

Discover

Ao Nam Mao is perfect for a day immersed in nature. Paddle through calm waters to explore hidden coves, swim in the clear bay, or simply relax aboard your yacht. The dramatic limestone cliffs provide a stunning backdrop for photos and a serene environment for a quiet lunch or sunset, away from the busier anchorages of southern Thailand.

Koh Phi Phi Don – East

The eastern side of Koh Phi Phi Don is quieter than Ton Sai Bay, offering a scenic and sheltered anchorage. Crystal-clear waters and dramatic cliffs make it perfect for swimming and snorkelling.

The Day’s Sailing

• 4 Hr Sailing time
• 20 Nautical miles

Mooring

• Free Anchoring (sandy bottom, well-sheltered)
• Mooring Buoy (limited availability)

Notes: Quieter than the main town; ideal for a peaceful overnight stay.

Things to do

Swimming, Snorkelling, Exploring, Paddleboarding

Facilities

Restaurants & Bars, Toilets & Showers, WiFi

Discover

Koh Phi Phi Don’s eastern bays are ideal for enjoying the island’s natural beauty without the crowds. Snorkel over vibrant reefs, paddle along the shoreline, and relax on quiet beaches. A few small restaurants offer fresh seafood and drinks, perfect for a sunset meal aboard or ashore.

Koh Lanta – Old Town

Koh Lanta’s Old Town is a charming historic settlement with wooden stilt houses and a relaxed atmosphere. The nearby waters provide calm anchorages ideal for swimming and exploring.

The Day’s Sailing

• 6 Hr Sailing time
• 30 Nautical miles

Mooring

• Free Anchoring (sandy bottom, good shelter)
• Stern-to-line (small town piers, temporary use)

Notes: Best for visiting Old Town and local markets; popular during the afternoon.

Things to do

Swimming, Exploring, Sunbathing, Paddleboarding

Facilities

Restaurants & Bars, Toilets & Showers, Supermarket/Provisioning, WiFi

Discover

Old Town Koh Lanta offers a taste of local culture with quaint shops, seafood restaurants, and scenic views. Take a stroll along the waterfront, sample fresh local dishes, or explore nearby beaches. The calm waters near the anchorage make for easy swimming and paddling before heading ashore.

Koh Ngai

Koh Ngai is a small, peaceful island with stunning beaches and clear waters, perfect for snorkelling and relaxation. Its remote location makes it an ideal stop for a quiet day at anchor.

The Day’s Sailing

• 2 Hr Sailing time
• 10 Nautical miles

Mooring

• Free Anchoring (sandy bottom, well-sheltered)

Notes: Minimal facilities; fully self-sufficient visit recommended.

Things to do

Swimming, Snorkelling, Paddleboarding, Sunbathing

Facilities

Restaurants & Bars, Toilets & Showers

Discover

Koh Ngai is perfect for a day immersed in nature. Swim or snorkel in pristine waters, relax on white sandy beaches, or paddle along the coast. Small beachfront restaurants offer local seafood and Thai dishes, creating a serene and rewarding stop.

Koh Kradan

Koh Kradan is a stunning, largely undeveloped island known for its long white beaches and vibrant coral reefs. Its calm waters are ideal for swimming, snorkelling, and kayaking.

The Day’s Sailing

• 1 Hr Sailing time
• 6 Nautical miles

Mooring

• Free Anchoring (sandy bottom, well-sheltered)

Notes: No significant infrastructure; best for self-sufficient visits.

Things to do

Swimming, Snorkelling, Kayaking, Sunbathing

Facilities

None

Discover

Koh Kradan is a tropical paradise with soft sandy beaches and clear waters perfect for snorkelling over colourful reefs. Spend the day paddling along the coast, exploring hidden coves, or relaxing onshore. Its quiet atmosphere makes it one of the most peaceful stops in southern Thailand.

Koh Rok Noi

Koh Rok Noi is renowned for its turquoise waters, white sand, and rich marine life. The island offers one of the best snorkelling experiences in the Andaman Sea.

The Day’s Sailing

• 3 Hr Sailing time
• 15 Nautical miles

Mooring

• Free Anchoring (sandy bottom, very sheltered)
• Mooring Buoy (check local availability)

Notes: Remote location; limited infrastructure ashore.

Things to do

Swimming, Snorkelling, Paddleboarding, Sunbathing

Facilities

None

Discover

Koh Rok Noi is ideal for snorkelling and swimming in clear, calm waters. Explore coral reefs teeming with tropical fish or relax on the pristine beaches. Bring your own provisions for a picnic lunch onboard, and enjoy the peaceful surroundings far from the crowds.

Koh Phi Phi Don – East

Return to the eastern side of Koh Phi Phi Don for another night in calm, scenic waters. The bay provides easy access to snorkelling and coastal exploration.

The Day’s Sailing

• 7.5 Hr Sailing time
• 37 Nautical miles

Mooring

• Free Anchoring (sandy bottom, well-sheltered)
• Mooring Buoy (limited availability)

Notes: Avoid main town areas to maintain a quieter experience.

Things to do

Swimming, Snorkelling, Exploring, Paddleboarding

Facilities

Restaurants & Bars, Toilets & Showers, WiFi

Discover

Enjoy a second day on Koh Phi Phi Don’s eastern coast, taking time to snorkel, paddle, and explore secluded beaches. Small local restaurants offer fresh seafood and drinks, perfect for a relaxed evening before continuing your cruise.

Koh Racha Yai – East

Koh Racha Yai’s eastern side features sheltered anchorages and calm waters, ideal for swimming, snorkelling, and sunbathing. The area is quieter than the west coast, providing a peaceful stop.

The Day’s Sailing

• 5 Hr 30 Mins Sailing time
• 28 Nautical miles

Mooring

• Free Anchoring (sandy bottom, well-sheltered)
• Mooring Buoy (check locally)

Notes: Limited facilities; best for a tranquil overnight stay.

Things to do

Swimming, Snorkelling, Paddleboarding, Sunbathing

Facilities

Restaurants & Bars, Toilets & Showers, WiFi

Discover

The eastern bays of Koh Racha Yai offer calm waters perfect for water activities. Snorkel over vibrant reefs, relax on soft beaches, and enjoy fresh seafood at small beachfront restaurants. Sunset views here are especially spectacular.

Ao Yon Bay

Ao Yon Bay is a quiet, sheltered anchorage on Phuket’s southeast coast. Calm waters make it perfect for swimming, kayaking, and paddleboarding.

The Day’s Sailing

• 2 Hr 30 Mins Sailing time
• 13 Nautical miles

Mooring

• Free Anchoring (sandy bottom, well-protected)
• Stern-to-line (small jetties for short-term use)

Notes: Very peaceful area with minimal traffic.

Things to do

Swimming, Kayaking, Paddleboarding, Sunbathing, Exploring

Facilities

Restaurants & Bars, Toilets & Showers, WiFi

Discover

Ao Yon Bay is a serene stop to unwind and enjoy the scenery. Paddle along hidden coves, swim in calm turquoise waters, or relax onshore. Small restaurants serve fresh Thai dishes, perfect for a leisurely lunch or sunset drinks.

Koh Rang Yai – East

Koh Rang Yai is a small, tranquil island with sheltered bays and clear waters. The eastern side offers quiet anchorages and peaceful beaches.

The Day’s Sailing

• 2 Hr 30 Mins Sailing time
• 13 Nautical miles

Mooring

• Free Anchoring (sandy bottom, well-sheltered)

Notes: Remote and quiet, with very limited infrastructure ashore.

Things to do

Swimming, Snorkelling, Paddleboarding, Sunbathing, Exploring

Facilities

None

Discover

Koh Rang Yai is ideal for a calm day in nature. Swim, snorkel, or paddle around the island, exploring hidden coves and pristine beaches. With no facilities, it’s perfect for a self-sufficient picnic onboard and a peaceful escape from the more visited islands.

Ao Po Grand Marina

Ao Po Grand Marina in Phuket is the final stop, offering full-service facilities and convenient access to Phuket for further exploring on your final day.

The Day’s Sailing

• 1 Hr 30 Mins Sailing time
• 7 Nautical miles

Mooring

• Marina Berth (full-service marina)

Notes: All facilities available; ideal for refuelling, cleaning, and disembarking.

Things to do

Exploring, Shopping, Dining

Facilities

Water Refill & Ice, Restaurants & Bars, Re Fuel, WiFi, Electricity, Toilets & Showers, ATM, Supermarket/Provisioning, Laundry, Chandlery Shop, Trash

Discover

Ao Po Grand Marina provides a world-class finale to your two-week sailing adventure. Enjoy marina restaurants, stock up on provisions, or browse local shops. The marina is also a convenient base for exploring Phuket attractions or arranging onward travel.