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Yacht Charters in Thailand

From €1,000–€3,500/week

Thailand's Andaman Sea offers dramatic limestone karsts, pristine islands, and warm waters year-round. Phuket serves as the gateway to some of Asia's best sailing, with excellent value and legendary Thai hospitality.

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Best Time to Visit

November through April, during the dry northeast monsoon season.

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Weather & Wind

Tropical climate with dry season Nov-Apr. Monsoon season May-Oct.

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Price Range

From €1,000–€3,500/week

Charter Regions in Thailand

Phuket

Main charter base with excellent marinas and facilities.

Krabi

Dramatic limestone cliffs and Railay Beach.

Koh Samui

Gulf of Thailand island hopping.

Phang Nga

James Bond Island and sea caves.

Sailing Highlights

βœ“Phang Nga Bay's dramatic karsts and James Bond Island
βœ“Similan Islands' world-class diving
βœ“Phi Phi Islands' stunning Maya Bay
βœ“Railay Beach's vertical limestone cliffs
βœ“Koh Lipe's pristine beaches

Popular Marinas

βš“ Yacht Haven Marina Phuketβš“ Ao Po Grand Marinaβš“ Royal Phuket Marinaβš“ Krabi Boat Lagoon

Sailing Thailand's Andaman Sea

Thailand offers Southeast Asia's premier yacht charter destination. The Andaman Sea's dramatic limestone karsts, pristine islands, and warm turquoise waters create a tropical sailing paradise. Combined with Thailand's legendary hospitality and excellent value, it's an increasingly popular alternative to the Mediterranean.

Phuket – Gateway to the Andaman

Phuket serves as Thailand's sailing hub, with several world-class marinas offering modern facilities, provisioning, and charter fleets. The island itself provides everything from vibrant Patong Beach to peaceful northern bays. Most charters begin here before heading to the surrounding islands.

Phang Nga Bay

Just northeast of Phuket, Phang Nga Bay features the dramatic limestone karsts made famous by James Bond Island. Navigate through sea caves (hongs), anchor among towering pinnacles, and explore this otherworldly landscape. The bay is protected and perfect for all skill levels.

Phi Phi and Krabi

The Phi Phi Islands, devastated by the 2004 tsunami and since recovered, offer stunning scenery including the famous Maya Bay (from "The Beach"). Nearby Krabi and Railay Beach provide dramatic climbing cliffs and excellent snorkeling.

The Similan and Surin Islands

For experienced sailors, the Similan Islands (open Nov-May) offer world-class diving and pristine beaches. The journey requires careful planning and fair weather, but the rewards are extraordinary.

Sailing Season

Thailand's sailing season runs November through April during the northeast monsoon, which brings dry weather and moderate winds to the Andaman coast. The southwest monsoon (May-October) brings rain and rougher seas – most charter companies close during this period. Water temperatures remain warm (28-30Β°C) year-round.

Why Choose Thailand?

Thailand offers exceptional value with modern charter yachts at Mediterranean fractions. Provisioning is inexpensive, marina fees reasonable, and the cuisine extraordinary. Combine sailing with Thai massage, fresh seafood, and tropical warmth for a winter escape unlike any other.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Yacht Charters in Thailand

What types of yachts can I charter in Thailand?
In Thailand, you can charter sailing yachts, catamarans, motor yachts, and luxury gulets. Prices start from €1,000–€3,500/week depending on vessel size, season, and whether you choose bareboat or skippered charter options.
When is the best sailing season in Thailand?
The best time to sail in Thailand is November through April, during the dry northeast monsoon season. Tropical climate with dry season Nov-Apr. Monsoon season May-Oct.
Do I need a license to charter a yacht in Thailand?
Requirements vary by charter type. For bareboat charters in Thailand, most companies require an International Certificate of Competence (ICC) or equivalent sailing license. Skippered and crewed charters don't require any license as a professional captain is included.
How much does a yacht charter cost in Thailand?
Yacht charter prices in Thailand range from €1,000–€3,500/week for a standard sailing yacht or catamaran. Luxury motor yachts and crewed vessels can cost significantly more. Prices vary by season, with peak summer months commanding premium rates.

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