There are many beautiful islands here in Phuket, crystal clear water and stunning beaches are perfect  for a  day trip or overnight. Koh Lon Island, Coral Island, Racha Island, Maithon Island are just to name a few with people coming from all over the world to enjoy these magnificent places. Phuket and its islands are a must to enjoy and visit.

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The Phang Nga Bay is a marine paradise which comprises over 40 islands and covers an area of more than 400 square kilometres! Recently, it has gained international recognition as an area of ecological significance. A sailing charter catamaran is, perhaps, the ideal way to voyage it’s quiet waters and absorb the stunning views. Originally a limestone range of hills it was, at some pre-historical stage, flooded due to a rise in sea levels. 

Off the coast of Krabi in the southwest of Thailand are numerous picturesque islands: some little more than sandbars or rocky outcrops and others that are home to a multitude of tropical flora and fauna, and beautiful lagoons teeming with marine life. It’s not surprising that these waters attract so many yachting enthusiasts from across the globe, including ourselves!

Phi Phi Island is often our first stopover on sailing trips heading south. Naturally, this could not be kept a secret for long. Its most spectacular bay, “Maya Bay”, was used as the location for the year 2000 movie ‘The Beach’ starring Leonardo DiCaprio. It has become quite busy on most days during the high season from November – April. 

The 2 Rok Islands – Koh Rok Nai and Koh Rok Nok – are tiny paradises 30 km south of Koh Lanta. Small, rugged and mostly unspoilt, they're home to an impressive coral reef system, pristine white-sand beaches, a small ranger’s station

Koh Lipe, the most beautiful island

Known as the Maldives of Thailand

Ko Lipe) has earned the reputation of being one of Thailand’s best kept secrets. Translating as “Paper Island”, the island is home to an array of tropical fish with around 25% of the World’s species living in the area