Catamaran Boat Tours in Phuket

Similan Islands National Park is the most famous and beautiful islands for Diving area in Thailand. The islands do not allow you to stay overnight unless you sleep on a yacht with a minimum of 2 divers. And a boat needs to pay the ticket in advance.

Visiting hidden caves, secret beaches, Monkey Bay, dramatic limestone cliffs, and dragon teeth, all within a full day of sailing.

Enjoy a 8-hours Day Charter in Phuket aboard a fully equipped vessel, complete with air-conditioning and the service of a professional crew including a captain, cook/steward, and deckhand/engineer. The charter includes 4 hours of engine use and 4 hours of generator use per day. A tender is available, driven by the captain or deckhand, for exploring nearby waters. Guests are welcomed with refreshing drinks, and a fresh-cooked Thai lunch buffet is served alongside seasonal fruits, soft drinks, ice, and wate

11 am - Departure from Chalong pier to Racha Yai island. 1 pm - Arrived at Racha Island for swimming, kayaking, and snorkeling for about 45 minutes, and lunch on the boat. 3.45 pm - Arrival at Coral Island, go swimming and snorkeling for about 45 minutes behind the island, go to the island to relax on the beach enjoy taking pictures around the beach. 5.15 pm - Departure from Coral Island to see sunset on the way, the boat will park for fishing. 7.00 pm - Arrived at the Chalong pier.

11:00 am – Departure from Chalong Pier to Racha Yai Island. 1:00 pm – Arrive at Racha Island for swimming, kayaking, and snorkeling for about 45 minutes, followed by lunch on the boat. 3:45 pm – Arrive at Coral Island. Swim and snorkel for about 45 minutes behind the island, then head to the beach to relax and take pictures. 5:15 pm – Departure from Coral Island to enjoy the sunset. The boat will stop for fishing along the way. 7:00 pm – Arrive back at Chalong Pier.

Racha Yai Full-Day Catamaran Cruise + Promthep Cape Sunset Spend a full day on the PRIVILEGE 51 catamaran exploring the tropical paradise of Racha Yai Island. Swim, snorkel, relax on the pristine beaches, and enjoy fresh fruits on board. The day ends with a scenic sail to Promthep Cape, where you can watch one of Phuket’s most stunning sunsets over the Andaman Sea. Perfect for nature lovers and sea enthusiasts looking for a relaxed, unforgettable adventure.

The most famous of the many islands in the bay may be the pair of Khao Phing Kan and Ko Ta Pu, the so-called James Bond Island; in the 1974 film The Man with the Golden Gun, Khao Phing Kan is the home base of the villain, with the needle formed limestone rock of Ko Ta Pu, 20 metres (22 yd) off the main beach, featured prominently. Ko Ta Pu also featured in the 1997 Bond film Tomorrow Never Dies, in which Phang Nga Bay served as a stand-in for Ha Long Bay in Vietnam. Nearby villages include Ao Luk.

Sailing phuket to lipe with islands Anchorage on way