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• FAQ:
  How much does a superyacht charter cost in Thailand?

  Superyacht charter in Thailand starts from 76,500 THB per day (approx. $2,190 USD) for a 60ft vessel with full crew. Mid-range superyachts (75-100ft) range from 130,000-250,000 THB/day. Flagship vessels (100ft+) start from 250,000 THB/day. Weekly rates for multi-day cruises offer better value.

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  What is included in a superyacht charter?

  Everything: professional crew (captain, chef, stewardess, deckhands), gourmet meals prepared onboard, water toys (jet ski, kayak, paddleboard, snorkel gear), fuel, insurance, and VAT. Some charters include drinks packages. Special requests (birthday decorations, specific wines, dive equipment) are arranged at additional cost.

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  How many crew members are on a superyacht?

  Typically 5-15 crew members depending on yacht size: captain, first mate, chef, stewardess/es, and deckhands. The ratio is usually 1 crew per 2-4 guests, ensuring personalized service throughout your charter.

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  Can I charter a superyacht for a wedding?

  Yes! Superyacht weddings are increasingly popular in Phuket. We can arrange a ceremony on deck with ocean views, reception with gourmet dining, and decorations. Our team coordinates with florists, photographers, and officiants. Wedding charters typically book 3-6 months in advance.

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  Is Thailand cheaper than the Mediterranean for superyacht charter?

  Significantly. A comparable superyacht charter in Thailand costs 30-60% less than the Mediterranean, with crew and fuel typically included (often extra in the Med). Thailand also offers warmer water year-round (28-31°C), fewer crowds, and stunning natural beauty.

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  What is the best time for a superyacht cruise in Thailand?

  November to April offers the best conditions on the Andaman coast (Phuket, Krabi). The Gulf of Thailand (Samui) is best March to October. For year-round options, itineraries can be planned around conditions. December-February is peak season — book well in advance.

Thailand's Premier Superyacht Fleet

Thailand is Southeast Asia's premier superyacht destination, with Phuket serving as the region's yachting hub. The warm Andaman waters, thousands of islands, world-class marinas, and competitive charter rates make Thailand the smart choice for luxury yacht experiences — at a fraction of Mediterranean prices.

What Sets a Superyacht Apart

• Professional crew — dedicated captain, stewardess, chef, and deckhands. 1 crew member per 2–4 guests
• Gourmet dining — onboard chef prepares multi-course Thai and international cuisine, tailored to your preferences
• Water toys — jet skis, kayaks, paddleboards, water slides, snorkeling gear, and often a tender boat
• Luxury cabins — air-conditioned master suites with en-suite bathrooms, premium linens, and designer interiors
• Entertainment — professional sound systems, satellite TV, Wi-Fi, and often a jacuzzi or sun deck bar
• Bespoke service — birthday celebrations, proposals, corporate events, themed parties — your crew handles everything

Superyacht Destinations in Thailand

Phuket & Andaman Coast

Home port for most superyachts. Day trips to Phi Phi Islands, Phang Nga Bay, Racha Islands, and Similan Islands (Nov–May). Multi-day cruises south to Koh Lanta, Koh Lipe, and the remote Mergui Archipelago in Myanmar waters.

Krabi & Koh Lanta

Dramatic limestone scenery, Hong Islands, and 4 Islands route. Less crowded than Phuket with equally stunning waters. Perfect for multi-day itineraries combining Phuket and Krabi.

Koh Samui & Gulf of Thailand

Ang Thong Marine Park (42 islands), Koh Phangan, Koh Tao diving. Calmer waters than the Andaman side during monsoon season (May–October), making it the year-round superyacht option.

Multi-Week Itineraries

The ultimate Thailand experience: 7–14 day cruises from Phuket through the Andaman Islands, stopping at remote beaches, world-class dive sites, and hidden coves. Prices from 1,800,000 THB/week for flagship vessels.

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• FAQ:
  How much does it cost to hire a boat in Thailand?

  Private boat hire in Thailand starts from 20,000 THB per day (approx. $570 USD) for a sunset cruise and from 22,400 THB ($640 USD) for a full-day charter. Motor yachts start from 30,000 THB, catamarans from 22,400 THB, and superyachts from 76,500 THB. All prices include captain, crew, fuel, and insurance.

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  Do I need a licence to hire a boat in Thailand?

  No licence is required. Every boat comes with a professional, licensed Thai captain and crew. You simply tell the captain where you want to go, and they handle all navigation, anchoring, and safety.

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  Where can I hire a boat in Thailand?

  We offer boat hire in four regions: Phuket (95+ boats, largest fleet), Koh Samui (25+ boats, Gulf of Thailand), Krabi (15+ boats, stunning karst scenery), and Pattaya (5+ boats, closest to Bangkok). Each region has unique islands and experiences.

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  What is the best region for boat hire in Thailand?

  Phuket offers the most choice with 95+ boats and access to Phi Phi Islands, Similan Islands, and Phang Nga Bay. Koh Samui is best for calm waters and Ang Thong Marine Park. Krabi has dramatic karst scenery and fewer crowds. Choose based on your location and preferred islands.

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  Can I hire a boat for multiple days?

  Yes! Many of our boats are available for overnight and multi-day charters. Motor yachts and catamarans with cabins are ideal for 2-7 day cruises. Overnight charters start from 55,000 THB for 2 days/1 night. Multi-day rates offer better daily value.

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  What is included in the boat hire price?

  All boat hires include: licensed captain and crew, fuel for standard routes, marine insurance, 7% VAT, snorkeling equipment, fresh water, ice, and towels. Food, drinks, national park fees, and hotel transfers are available as optional add-ons.

Boat Hire Across Thailand

Thailand's coastline stretches over 3,200 kilometres, with two distinct seas: the Andaman Sea (west coast) and the Gulf of Thailand (east coast). Each region offers unique islands, marine life, and experiences — all accessible by private boat.

Types of Boats for Hire

Speedboats (28–38ft)

Fast, nimble, and affordable. Ideal for day trips to nearby islands, snorkeling, and sunset cruises. Capacity: 6–15 guests. From 20,000 THB/day.

Motor Yachts (38–65ft)

The all-rounder. Air-conditioned cabins, sun deck, dedicated crew. Perfect for families, group celebrations, and full-day island tours. Capacity: 12–30 guests. From 30,000 THB/day.

Sailing Yachts & Catamarans (38–60ft)

Spacious, stable, and romantic. Catamarans offer the most deck space per foot and excellent stability. Sailing yachts add the wind-powered experience. Great for overnight trips. Capacity: 10–50 guests. From 22,400 THB/day.

Luxury & Superyachts (60–130ft+)

The ultimate experience with professional chef, multiple cabins, water toys, and VIP service. For milestone celebrations, corporate events, and multi-day cruises. Capacity: 15–60 guests. From 76,500 THB/day.

How Boat Hire Works in Thailand

1. Choose your boat — browse our fleet below or tell us your group size and budget
2. Pick your destination — we'll recommend the best route based on season and conditions
3. Book with 50% deposit — secure your date, free cancellation up to 48 hours
4. Meet at the marina — your captain and crew welcome you, brief you on the plan
5. Enjoy your day — swim, snorkel, eat, drink, explore. The crew handles everything

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• FAQ:
  How much does a catamaran charter cost in Phuket?

  Catamaran charter in Phuket starts from 22,400 THB per day (approx. $640 USD) for a sailing catamaran with captain and crew. Motor catamarans start from 35,000 THB. Prices are per boat, not per person. For 20 guests on a 30,000 THB catamaran, that's just 1,500 THB ($43) per person.

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  Are catamarans better for seasickness?

  Yes, significantly. Catamarans have two hulls which makes them far more stable than monohull boats. They rock much less in waves, making them the best choice for guests prone to motion sickness. Most people who get seasick on regular boats do fine on catamarans.

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  Can I go overnight on a catamaran?

  Absolutely. Most catamarans in our fleet have 3-4 private cabins with en-suite bathrooms, making them ideal for overnight and multi-day cruises. A 2-day/1-night catamaran cruise starts from 55,000 THB. Wake up anchored at a deserted island!

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  How many people fit on a catamaran?

  Our catamarans range from small sailing cats for 6 guests to large motor catamarans for up to 50 guests. The most popular sizes carry 20-30 guests comfortably. Catamarans offer more usable space per foot than monohulls thanks to their wide beam.

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  Can we sail or is it always motor?

  We have both sailing catamarans (using sails + auxiliary engine) and motor catamarans. Sailing cats offer a romantic, eco-friendly experience. Your captain will use sails when wind conditions allow and motor when needed to keep your schedule.

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  What is the best catamaran route from Phuket?

  For a full-day trip, Coral Island + Promthep Cape sunset is the most popular: swim, snorkel, lunch on deck, and catch the sunset. For adventure seekers, Phi Phi Islands by catamaran is unforgettable. For relaxation, a Phang Nga Bay cruise through limestone karsts is spectacular.

Why Choose a Catamaran?

Catamarans are the gold standard for island-hopping in Thailand. Their twin-hull design delivers benefits that no monohull can match:

• Stability — minimal rocking, even in choppy conditions. Perfect for guests who get seasick on regular boats
• Space — up to 2x the deck area of a monohull the same length. Enormous sun decks, trampolines, and lounging areas
• Shallow draft — can anchor closer to beaches and navigate shallow bays that deep-keel yachts can't reach
• Sailing experience — sailing catamarans offer the romance of wind power with the comfort of modern amenities
• Multiple cabins — ideal for overnight trips with separate sleeping quarters

Catamaran Types Available in Phuket

Popular Catamaran Routes from Phuket

Coral Island & Promthep Cape (Full Day)

The most popular catamaran route. Sail to Coral Island for swimming and snorkeling, with lunch on the spacious deck. Return via Promthep Cape for sunset views. The catamaran's stability makes this trip comfortable for all ages, and the wide trampolines are a hit with kids and sun-seekers alike.

Phi Phi Islands (Full Day)

A full-day sailing adventure to Maya Bay, Pileh Lagoon, and Viking Cave. Catamarans handle the 1.5–2 hour crossing smoothly thanks to their twin hulls. Anchor in shallow turquoise bays that monohulls can't reach. From 35,000 THB.

Phang Nga Bay & James Bond Island (Full Day)

Navigate the dramatic limestone karsts of Phang Nga Bay. The catamaran's shallow draft lets you sail between towering cliffs and into hidden lagoons. Visit James Bond Island and the floating village of Koh Panyee. From 30,000 THB.

Overnight & Multi-Day Cruises

Catamarans are ideal for overnight charters with multiple private cabins, full galley, and en-suite bathrooms. Wake up anchored at a deserted island, swim before breakfast, and explore at your own pace. 2-day/1-night from 55,000 THB.

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• FAQ:
  How much does a sunset cruise cost in Phuket?

  A private sunset cruise in Phuket starts from 22,400 THB (approx. $640 USD) for a 2.5-hour cruise on a speedboat for up to 10 guests. Larger yachts for 20-50 guests range from 28,000-85,000 THB. Island + sunset combo cruises (4-5 hours) start from 23,500 THB. All prices include captain, crew, fuel, and insurance.

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  What time do sunset cruises depart?

  Most sunset cruises depart between 2:00 and 3:30 PM from Chalong Pier, depending on the route and season. Shorter sunset-only cruises depart later (3:30 PM), while island + sunset combos leave earlier (2:00 PM). Sunset in Phuket is around 6:00 PM in December and 6:45 PM in June.

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  What is the best sunset cruise route in Phuket?

  The most popular route is Coral Island + Promthep Cape sunset (4-5 hours): swim and snorkel at Coral Island in the afternoon, then cruise past Promthep Cape at golden hour. For a shorter experience, the Promthep Cape sunset cruise (2.5-3.5h) is the classic choice with swimming at Koh Tapao.

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  Can I bring my own food and drinks?

  Yes! Most yachts welcome BYOB (bring your own drinks and snacks). Alternatively, you can pre-order catering packages: Thai BBQ (from 800 THB/person), Western dinner (from 1,200 THB/person), or drinks packages with beer, wine, and spirits. Birthday cakes and special arrangements are also available.

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  Is a sunset cruise suitable for children?

  Absolutely. The afternoon island stop gives kids time to swim and play, and the boat ride itself is exciting for them. Calm conditions on sunset routes (sheltered south coast) make it comfortable for all ages. Life jackets for children are provided on every yacht.

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  What happens if the weather is bad?

  If weather conditions are unsafe for sailing, you can rebook for free or receive a full refund. Light overcast skies often create the most dramatic, colorful sunsets — so don't cancel just because it's cloudy! Your captain will advise on conditions before departure.

Sunset Cruise Options in Phuket

Every Phuket sunset cruise follows the island's spectacular west coast, where the sun drops into the Andaman Sea in a blaze of orange and purple. Most cruises include a swimming stop at a nearby island, snorkeling, and drinks on deck as the sky lights up.

Best Sunset Cruise Routes

Promthep Cape Cruise (2.5–3.5h)

The classic Phuket sunset experience. Depart Chalong Bay in the late afternoon, cruise south past Nai Harn Beach, and watch the sunset from the water right at Promthep Cape — the same view that draws hundreds of tourists to the lookout every evening, but you'll see it from the best seat possible: your own private yacht. Most boats include a stop for swimming or snorkeling at Koh Tapao or Yanui Beach.

Coral Island & Sunset (4–5h)

The most popular option. Spend the afternoon at Coral Island (Koh Hae) — swim in turquoise water, snorkel over coral reefs, relax on the beach. Then cruise back along the coast as the sun sets over Promthep Cape. Perfect balance of island time and sunset magic.

Naka Noi Island Sunset (3h)

A more exclusive route to Phuket's northeast. Visit the pearl farms of Naka Noi Island, swim in calm waters, and watch the sun set with Phang Nga Bay's limestone karsts as your backdrop. Available on select larger yachts.

What to Expect on Your Sunset Cruise

• Departure: Typically 2:00–3:30 PM from Chalong Pier (exact time varies by season)
• Swimming & snorkeling stop at a nearby island or bay
• Open bar or BYOB — most yachts welcome your own drinks, or order a drinks package
• Sunset viewing from the deck — usually around 6:00–6:30 PM
• Return to pier after dark, with the coastline lights as your backdrop
• Snorkeling gear, towels, ice & fresh water included

Optional extras: Gourmet dinner on board (from 1,200 THB/person), birthday cake & decorations, photographer, flower arrangements for proposals, DJ & sound system for parties.