On your way from the airport, you’ll get your first view of the lush Thai vegetation, Buddhist temples, and picturesque villages.
After breakfast, set sail to Koh Hong. This exceptional site is only accessible by tender through a cave leading you to an inside open lake surrounded by a 100 m cliff. Lunch on anchorage.
Depart to Koh Khai Nai, better known as “James Bond Island,” where “The Man With the Golden Gun,” was filmed. Stop at Koh Panyi, a floating village where hundreds of fishermen live. Buy local souvenirs and seafood, then prepare a locally-caught fish dinner on board.
After breakfast, leave for Koh Hong East and visit the lagoon. Eat a quick lunch then sail to Koh Dam Kai, stopping at Ao Nang. Prepare dinner on board and drop anchor for the evening.
Eat breakfast on the boat and sail toward Koh Phi Phi with a stop for lunch at Koh Mai Pai, a beautiful sandy beach with coral, fish, and good visibility: a dream for amateur divers. After lunch, depart to Koh Phi Phi Don, one of the most beloved beaches in the world. Next, check out Yongsakem Bay (Monkey Bay). Make your way to Nui Bay for sunset views, dinner, and overnight anchorage.
After an early breakfast, sail to Koh Phi Phi Ley. Sailing around the island, you’ll discover the cliffs and caves where swallow’s nests are harvested before being exported at very high prices to China. At the end of morning, go back to Koh Phi Phi Don. Mooring at Ton Sai Bay and lunch on board. You will then be able to go shopping and discover the island.
Breakfast and depart to Koh Kai Nai, a small island with a glowing white sand beach. In the middle of the afternoon, depart to Koh Lawa. Enjoy swimming and hiking on the island, then take in the sunset as you eat dinner.
Disembark at Yacht Haven Marina after having breakfast on the way.