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Enjoy the white sand beaches, fantastic snorkelling and laid-back lifestyle of this unique sailing area.
Come and explore this magical sailing area filled to the brim with shady shores, impressive limestone cliffs, beautiful lagoons and friendly locals. Here you will find the buzz of the busier islands such as Koh Phi Phi alongside the more back to basics islands of Koh Hong and Koh Yao Noi. Fabulous snorkelling can be found in this area as well as great dive sites. Local fishing villages give you a glimpse of a much simpler life and the local food is hard to beat.Please note: A Day Skipper qualification is required as a minimum and you must have at least 3 weeks of skippering experience prior to your charter in Thailand. A VHF qualification is compulsory.
A bareboat holiday around the Thai islands offers total freedom to explore this beautiful sailing area at your leisure. Head to the bustling island of Koh Phi Phi and popular Railay Beach for beautiful sights and great nightlife or get away from it all exploring the hidden lagoon of Koh Hong or the traditional fishing villages of Koh Yao Noi.
Perfect for bareboat yacht charter in the Thai Islands.
The Thailand flotilla is a great way to explore this beautiful area with local knowledge and support.
Thai is the national language.
UK Nationals are allowed entry into Thailand without a visa for 60 days as a tourist.
Start your yacht charter from Phuket to explore the Koh Yao islands, Phi Phi islands, Mu Koh Lanta National Park and Phang Nga Bay.
There are an abundance of fantastic things to do on a holiday in Thailand. A few of our suggestions of top things to do in Thailand are:
The wet season in Thailand is from May to October which brings hot humid weather and heavy rain.
The best time for a Thailand sailing holiday is between December and April, when conditions are warm, dry, and ideal for cruising the Andaman Sea. January to March are especially popular for sunshine, calm seas, and comfortable temperatures.
Prices vary massively in Thailand depending on which region you are in and if you visit the main tourist destinations or stick to more local areas. In general, the cost of living is relatively low. Tourism is a huge economy in Thailand and therefore prices have risen with its popularity however they still are comparatively less than the UK. If you choose a small local restaurant or street food vendor then you will expect to pay a very reasonable price for good local food.
For yacht charters in Thailand you will need a Day Skipper certificate and a VHF license. You will need to provide a sailing resume detailing charter experience in similar types of conditions to those of Thailand.
Temperatures in Thailand range from 25-30 degrees Celsius. You can expect a little rain, however January to April are the driest months of the year. March is the hottest month with average temperatures of 28 degrees Celsius and consistent sunshine. Sea temperatures are similar to the air temperature.
From November to April the predominant winds are from the north, north west and are typically Force 3-4. At the start of the wet season monsoon weather arrives. Thailand is tidal with a range up to 2m. There are local tidal currents.
If you have your next bareboat yacht charter or flotilla holiday booked, your thoughts may now be turning to what to pack! Whether you are heading to the turquoise waters of the Mediterranean or jetting off to sail in the warm breezes of the Caribbean, we have a few suggestions for you for useful items to pack for your next sailing holiday.
Discover Thailand in 2025 on the 10 night Thailand flotilla! After a hugely successful 2024 season, we are pleased to announce that the incredibly popular Thailand flotilla will be running for another season from January to April 2025.
We took a look at the destinations which are currently top of the list and have been surprised by a few of the entries! Tried and tested favourites for your yacht charters stand alongside a few newcomers, keeping things interesting and allowing a few lesser-known sailing areas to have their place in the limelight.
Call our knowledgeable sailing specialists for the latest advice and recommendations on the sailing areas most suited to you.
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