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Discover the Great Barrier Reef on a six-day yacht charter combining Arlington Reef, Opal and St Crispin reefs, and Ribbon Reef No. 3 before returning through Low Isles and Upolu Cay. Enjoy underwater exploration, island visits, and relaxed evenings onboard, with Cairns providing the starting and finishing point. The route combines destinations found in professional charter itineraries, with longer offshore passages requiring careful scheduling.

This seven day charter begins and ends in Phuket, tracing a classic route through the Andaman Sea’s most iconic scenery. From the towering limestone karsts of Phang Nga Bay to the hidden lagoon at Ko Hong, guests move through dramatic landscapes shaped by centuries of tide and wind. Railay Beach and the cliffs of Krabi offer a change of pace, with powder sand coves reachable only by boat and a backdrop favoured by rock climbers from around the world. Koh Phi Phi brings turquoise water and dramatic cliffs, home to Maya Bay when it is open to visitors. The voyage closes with a stop at Ko Racha Yai, prized for calm, clear water and easy snorkelling, before returning to Phuket. Along the way there is time for swimming, kayaking, snorkelling and simply taking in the scenery from the deck. This itinerary suits guests who want a mix of iconic sights and quieter anchorages, all within a short sailing distance of each other, making for relaxed days at sea between stops.

Seychelles reveals a different character beyond its best-known islands. Further offshore, forested peaks, granite outcrops, protected reefs, and privately managed islands create a more secluded cruising environment where nature takes centre stage. Silhouette and North Island offer trails and rewilded landscapes, while the Sister Islands, Marianne, and Félicité open up some of the archipelago’s most rewarding waters for diving and snorkelling.

This 7-day yacht charter is designed for guests who want to go deeper into the Seychelles rather than simply visit its highlights. The route moves between protected wilderness, remote anchorages, and underwater sites before returning towards La Digue and Praslin. With longer passages, fewer developed stops, and greater emphasis on wildlife and marine exploration, it offers a more adventurous interpretation of luxury cruising in the Indian Ocean.