PHUKET

Known as the Pearl of the Andaman Sea, Phuket has become a world famous sailing destination.

PHUKET  REGION

To the east and northwest of Phuket are some of the most stunning sailing places to be found anywhere.
The west coast of Phuket offers some of the clearest waters and most beautiful beaches in the region. From November to April these anchorage offer perfect shelter in depths of  4-12 metres on a sandy bottom.
The beaches: Nai Harn – Kata– Karon – Patong – Kamala – Surin – Bang Tao – Nay Yang .

PHANG NGA BAY

Between Phang Nga Bay and Krabi there are over 100 islands, spectacular limestone cliffs towering out of the sea, calm water, pristine nature, fantastic kayaking trough caves and inland lakes; local fisherman selling freshly caught seafood.
Images of Phang Nga have travelled the world and shaped many people’s perception of Southern Thailand.

KRABI and KOH DAM

White sandy beaches, secluded anchorages, snorkeling; a world reknowned rock climber’s destination.

KOH PHI PHI

The Phi Phi Islands are about 18 miles south of Krabi.
Phi Phi has everything! Awe-inspiring scenery, great diving, clear waters, secluded bays, white sandy beaches, jungle trails and fantastic game-fishing.
Combine this with great shopping, nice restaurants, bars and live entertainment, then you have it all.

KOH LANTA

Koh Lanta has 27 km of protected coastline offering an extensive choice of stunning and secluded anchorages. White powder-sand beaches, clear water, waterfall, elephant trekking and kayaking and more.

KOH ROK NOK

Up anchor and sail to the outlying Marine National Park, Koh Rok Nok islands, totally inhabited and a great snorkeling location.

TARUTAO and BUTANG ISLANDS

The best kept secret of the south. Explore the inhabited islands of the Butangs and their unspoilt and pristine dive and snorkeling locations. Lush jungles, white sandy beaches, sea gypsies and rare aquatic life.

SIMILAN ISLANDS and SURIN ISLANDS

All the islands north of Phuket and south of the Burmese border.

The two main islands group are the Similan Islands, 50 miles northwest of Patong and the Surin Islands, a further 50 miles north.

Laying in the azure waters of the Andaman Sea is this unique and unsurpassed diving location, listed in the top 10 diving sites in the world.

Water clarity here is legendary, and the coral reefs are considered the most colourful and diverse in Thailand.