Thailand Flotilla

Our newest addition to the Seafarer flotilla portfolio is another exclusive flotilla option for those that yearn to explore beyond the Mediterranean whilst still getting the support that all Seafarer flotillas receive. Explore the best of Phang Nga Bay, visiting Ko Khao Phing Kan, the island made famous by the James Bond film “The man with the golden gun”. Sailing further south sees us visit other much photographed and filmed locations, so for movie buffs, there are some great sights to be seen, including the Phi Phi islands, the iconic image from the film “The Beach”, as well as Koh Lanta and Koh Pu, with their spectacular beaches.

Thailand has so much to offer, and its warm and friendly people are keen for us to experience the culture and cuisine of this beautiful part of Asia. Sailing here is tidal – a great opportunity to brush up on some skills that may be lying dormant in your locker!

Phuket, Thailand’s crown jewel island, entices beach lovers with its stunning coastlines. Clear turquoise waters lap at soft sand, inviting exploration through diving, snorkeling, or jet skiing adventures. Beyond the vibrant nightlife and delicious local cuisine, Phuket offers a glimpse into Thailand’s rich history through its many historical sites.

Phang Nga Bay, also known as Ao Phang Nga National Park, is a 400 square kilometer wonderland where towering limestone karst formations rise dramatically from the emerald green water. Imagine a landscape painted by a surrealist artist – sheer cliffs jut from the sea, some adorned with a fringe of emerald jungle clinging precariously to their slopes. Dotting the bay are over 40 islands, some mere pinnacles of rock, others larger and boasting hidden lagoons, beaches, and even caves. One of the most famous is Khao Phing Kan, better known as James Bond Island, after its starring role in the movie The Man with the Golden Gun. Exploring these hidden coves and lagoons reveals a secret world, teeming with life. Look out for playful monkeys swinging through the trees lining the cliffs, or bioluminescent plankton illuminating the water at night with an ethereal glow. Phang Nga Bay is a captivating journey into a landscape that feels untouched by time, a true gem waiting to be explored.

Our Thailand flotilla season runs from January to April. Temperatures range from the mid to high 20s . You can expect a little rain, however January to April are the driest months of the year. Sunshine is consistent, with an average of 8 hours per day. Sea temperature is high, thanks to the relatively shallow waters, with an average of 28 to 29 degrees centigrade. Prevailing winds are from the north, north west and are typically force 3-4, locally 5.

To book or check availability get in touch with our experienced team on one of the links below.

Our fleet in Phuket ranges from 32 to 46ft monohulls with yachts by Bavaria, as well as a range of catamarans. All yachts are equipped as standard with the following:

• RIB (on davits with outboard engine)
• Full electronic instrumentation
• Autopilot
• Solar panels
• Cabin Fans

Bertie Thompson – Flotilla / Cabin Charter Skipper

After a successful season in Split in 2025, Bertie continued his journey with Seafarer as skipper for our Thailand flotilla and cabin charter program. He will be returning to Phuket from early March to April 2027, after what we are sure will be another successful season in Croatia.

Robyn Watson – Flotilla / Cabin Charter 1st Mate

Robyn will continue with Seafarer into 2027, returning with Bertie for the second half of the Thailand season. Following on from a successful season in 2025 in the Dodecanese, she will also be returning to Seafarer for the 2026 summer season, skippering our flotilla in Kos.

To book or check availability get in touch with our experienced team on one of the links below.

There are a multitude of ways to travel to our base in Phuket, whether you are joining us for the flotilla or combining it with a larger trip. We are located in Phuket Yacht Haven in the north of the island, which is easily reachable by private transport. Seafarer flotillas in Thailand start on Saturdays and Wednesdays with yachts being available to embark from around 15.00 onwards on the first day and disembarking around 9.00 at the end of the flotilla.

The area offers limitless possibilities to go exploring or relax at a superb beach resort pre and post cruise. Here are some of our choices on the island of Phuket:

Cape Panwa Hotel – Situated on the south east tip of Phuket, this 5 star resort has it’s own private beach and a wide choice of stunning accommodation, including a penthouse with it’s own infinity pool! If you want to steer clear of bustling Phuket town, this one is ideal.

Paradox Resort Phuket – Situated on Karon Beach, you are close to the beating heart of Phuket town and Patong, famous for the nightlife. The resort looks out over the beautiful white sand beach and is an ideal choice for families.

The Slate – Closer to the airport, so convenient for a shorter stay, the Slate resort offers suites and villas in a traditional Thai style, great for a couple of days to unwind before your flight home.

If you choose to extend your stay a little further afield, then we’ve got a great recommendation for a stay in Bangkok:

Lebua Hotel – Situated in the state tower, suites here give amazing views across Bangkok. The hotel is situated in the heart of this amazing vibrant city and offers a tranquil place to rest after busy days exploring the fascinating culture and sights of the city.

Of course the choices are almost limitless, so if you have a particular style, budget or location in mind, just give us a call and we will find the perfect spot to compliment your flotilla holiday.