Located 340 miles south of Bangkok, Koh Samui is one of Thailand's most magical destinations. Koh Samui offers a beautiful sailing area with some 80 tropical islands most of which are deserted. There are several options for yacht charters or join-in cruises available here.
Away from the beaches there is much to see and do on Samui itself with great restaurants to dine in, as well as golf, bungy jumping, elephant trekking, canopy tours, Thai cooking courses or elephant jungle safaris.
SAMPLE ITINERARY: KOH SAMUI
Embarkation: Koh Samui
Disembarkation: Koh Samui
Duration: 7 days
Note: Fly from Bangkok to Koh Samui directly for embarkation
Optional Activities: Scuba Diving
Recommended yachts: At present there are several crewed and bareboat charter yachts available in Koh Chang. Please contact us for more information.
Day 1: Embark aboard you yacht at Koh Samui and set sail through the islands to arrive, at sunset, at Koh Taen Island.
Day 2: Enjoy the day at Koh Taen, exploring the coastline with its beautiful bays and rocky coves to discover, with deserted beaches and spots for swimming, snorkeling and kayaking.
Day 3 & 4: A unforgetable sailing exploration of the the Ang Thong marine Park - one of the largest in Thailand and made up of 100's of limestone sea mounts reminiscent of Phang Nga Bay. Ang Thong is full of exotic beaches, hidden bays, untouched wildlife and fantastic anchorages where you swim or sunbathe aboard your yacht in peace and tranquility.
Day 5: Set sail from the Ang Thong National park to Koh Phangan, 18km to the north of Koh Samui. Famous for it's full moon party, Koh Phangan's beaches remain largely undeveloped and some of the more remote beaches are only accessible by boat. The island is famous for it's waterfalls, beautiful natural rock formations, lovely beaches, and young crowd relaxing in bamboo beach bars.
Day 6: A few hours sail north of Koh Phangan is the small island of Koh Tao. Koh Tao is the best spot for snorkelling and scuba diving in the Gulf of Thailand. There are many beautiful anchorages with turquoise clear water, and Koh Tao also has a cosy little harbour town with small restaurants for dining ashore.
Day 7: Sailing back to Koh Samui overnight. Once in Koh Samui you can enjoy international fine cuisine, fantastic scenery or just enjoy the relaxed island atmosphere before heading home.
BEST TIME TO GO: Koh Samui and its surrounding islands offer fine and dry weather from May to September.
PORTS OF EMBARKATION/DISEMBARKATION: Koh Samui
HOW TO GET THERE: Fly to Koh Samui directly from Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, or Hong Kong
BEST TIME TO GO: Koh Samui and its surrounding islands offer fine and dry weather from May to September.
PORTS OF EMBARKATION/DISEMBARKATION: Koh Samui
HOW TO GET THERE: Fly to Koh Samui directly from Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, or Hong Kong
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