Active Pricing For This Season
Comfort & Leisure
Welcome aboard an unparalleled journey where luxury meets the open sea. As you step onto the vessel, you will discover a meticulously curated environment designed to exceed your highest expectations. Our extensive array of onboard comforts invites you to unwind in exquisitely appointed living spaces, complete with panoramic views and bespoke furnishings. Beyond the serene relaxation of the sun deck, an impressive collection of premium water toys awaits those seeking adventure. Whether you are gliding across crystal-clear waters on a paddleboard, exploring vibrant marine life with our top-tier snorkeling gear, or feeling the adrenaline rush of our motorized aquatic equipment, every moment is crafted for absolute enjoyment. Each amenity, from state-of-the-art entertainment systems to plush outdoor lounging areas, has been thoughtfully selected to ensure that your voyage is not only thrilling and fun but also profoundly relaxing and completely effortless.
March – September
Tioman offers a different side of Malaysia, combining clear South China Sea waters, coral reefs, rainforest, secluded beaches and small offshore islands. This six-day itinerary circles the island from Tekek, exploring renowned snorkelling areas around Renggis and Pulau Tulai, the quieter eastern coastline at Juara and the forested south before returning to the starting point.
November – April
Langkawi offers a compact cruising ground of forested islands, limestone formations, sheltered bays and protected natural areas in the Andaman Sea. This five-day itinerary moves through the quieter southern islands, the freshwater lake of Dayang Bunting, Langkawi’s UNESCO-listed geoforest landscapes and the northern coastline before returning to Kuah.
October – May
Thailand’s Andaman coast pairs the sheltered bays of southern Phuket with two of the country’s most protected marine parks, Mu Ko Similan and Mu Ko Surin. This 7 day, 6 night yacht charter departs from Nai Harn on Phuket’s south coast and finishes at Ao Po Grand Marina on the island’s northeast shore, tracing a route north through the Andaman Sea. Guests spend the early days snorkelling and diving around Ko Racha Yai’s clear lagoon before heading further offshore to the granite islands of the Similans, then continue north to Ko Bon and Koh Tachai for a chance to sight manta rays and reef sharks.
The route reaches its northern point at Ko Surin Nuea, home to a Moken sea gypsy community on the neighbouring island, before turning back south through Phuket to Ao Po. Both national parks operate on a fixed season, open from mid October to mid May, so timing is a key part of planning this route. Days on board mix long snorkel and dive sessions with quieter time at anchor, and the pace favours guests who want a genuine wilderness feel rather than a string of beach clubs and marinas.
