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Sail the Koh Chang archipelago by catamaran: Koh Wai, Koh Mak, Koh Kut and the Koh Rang marine national park. Short legs, calm anchorages and the December dry season. You book the whole double cabin, even as a solo traveller.
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The yacht
Catamarans ride calmly at anchor and offer plenty of space on deck: a large cockpit, a bow trampoline and a shallow draft (approx. 1.4 m) for shallow bays. The two heads are shared by all guests.
The route
A round trip from Koh Chang through the southern islands, usually 2 to 4 hours of sailing per day.
- Wed09 DecKoh Chang MarinaCheck-in from 15:00. Settle into the cabin, shop for the first few days and enjoy a first dinner at the harbour.
- Thu10 DecKoh WaiNo roads, no ATMs, barely any internet. Coral reefs off the north coast, snorkelling straight from the boat.
- Fri11 DecKoh Mak · Ao KaoCoconut and banana plantations, explore the island by bike or scooter. Small beach bars on the south-west coast in the evening.
- Sat12 DecKoh Kut · Ao TapaoFirst stop on the west coast of Koh Kut: a long sandy beach and clear water.
- Sun13 DecKoh Kut · Ao Klong ChaoJungle and waterfalls. Kayak up the Klong Chao river to the waterfall.
- Mon14 DecKoh Kut · Ao JarkQuiet swimming bays in the south of the island, dinner at anchor.
- Tue15 DecKoh RangMarine national park and the archipelago’s best snorkelling and diving spot. A night off an uninhabited island.
- Wed16 DecKoh KhamSmall island off Koh Mak with a sandy beach and reef, just a few nautical miles away.
- Thu17 DecKoh Mak · Ao Suan Yai2 km of white sandy beach on the north-west coast, a viewpoint looking all the way to Koh Chang.
- Fri18 DecKoh NgamSmall island group with a sandbank and reefs, ideal for a relaxed beach day.
- Sat19 DecBang Bao → MarinaStilted fishing village with a market and seafood restaurants. Back to the marina in the evening.
- Sun20 DecKoh Chang MarinaCheck-out by 09:00.
Route subject to change depending on wind and weather. The skipper decides on site.
Included in the cabin price
- Double cabin for 11 nights (1 or 2 people)
- Skipper on board
- Catamaran Island Spirit 410 for the whole trip
Not included
- Travel to/from the marina
- Ship's kitty: food, diesel, mooring and national park fees
- Deposit € 1,500.– (refunded after the trip)
Getting there
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Sail from Phuket through Phang Nga Bay and the islands off Krabi by catamaran: limestone cliffs, hidden lagoons, Railay and Koh Phi Phi. Short legs, calm anchorages and the February dry season. You book the whole double cabin, even as a solo traveller.
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The yacht
The Fountaine Pajot Saona 47 is the Quintet version with five double cabins, five heads and a skipper's forepeak with its own toilet. 4 double cabins are bookable for this trip. Plenty of space on deck with a cockpit, flybridge and trampoline, plus a shallow draft of just 1.30 m for the shallow bays of Phang Nga Bay.
- Air conditioning, generator and water maker
- Electric toilets, bow thruster, autopilot
- Dinghy with outboard and hydraulic lift, snorkelling gear
- Flybridge, bimini, cockpit fridge, Bluetooth sound system
The route
A round trip from Phuket through Phang Nga Bay, along the Krabi coast to Koh Phi Phi and back via the Yao Islands: around 105 nautical miles in total, with an optional detour to James Bond Island (dashed). Usually 2 to 4 hours of sailing per day, with the longest leg (Phi Phi – Koh Rang Yai, approx. 25 nm) taking 5 to 6 hours.
- Tue02 FebAo Po Grand MarinaCheck-in from 15:00 at Ao Po Grand Marina on Phuket's north-east coast. Settle into your cabin, briefing by Philip, shopping for the first few days and a first dinner at the marina.
- Wed03 FebKoh PhanakFirst leg into Phang Nga Bay with its limestone cliffs. Take the dinghy into the sea caves and hidden "hongs" (lagoons inside the rock) of Koh Phanak. Dinner on board, night at anchor.
- Thu04 FebKoh RoiA short hop to the small, unspoilt island with a walk-in cave, sandy beach and coral for snorkelling. Early risers can take the detour to James Bond Island (Khao Phing Kan) and the stilted village of Koh Panyee before the tour boats arrive (an extra approx. 20 nm). Dinner under the stars.
- Fri05 FebKoh Hong (Krabi)North around Koh Yao Noi, with a swim stop at Koh Pakbia. In the afternoon, take the dinghy through the narrow rock opening into the emerald-green lagoon of Koh Hong (tide-dependent). Night at anchor off the lagoon.
- Sat06 FebRailayAlong the Krabi coast to Railay: West Railay with fine sand, world-famous climbing cliffs and sunset, a short walk to Phra Nang Beach. Dinner with your feet in the sand; Ao Nang is right next door for strolling.
- Sun07 FebKoh Poda · Chicken IslandAn island day off Krabi: white beaches on Koh Poda, the Koh Tup sandbank and the "chicken head" rock of Chicken Island. Snorkelling in clear water, a quiet night at anchor.
- Mon08 FebKoh Phi Phi DonAcross open water to Phi Phi. Tonsai Village with restaurants, bars and shops, a hike up to the Phi Phi Viewpoint, restock water and supplies. Fire shows on Loh Dalum Bay in the evening.
- Tue09 FebKoh Phi Phi Leh · Monkey BeachAn early start before the tour boats arrive: dinghy into the Pileh Lagoon. Maya Bay can only be reached via the pontoon in Loh Samah Bay and a short jetty; swimming is not allowed there. Snorkelling at Monkey Beach in the afternoon, another night off Phi Phi Don.
- Wed10 FebKoh Rang YaiThe longest leg, back towards Phuket, with a lunch and snorkelling stop at Koh Khai. Then on to Koh Rang Yai: palm-lined beaches and calm, clear water for swimming.
- Thu11 FebKoh Yao NoiThe west coast of Koh Yao Noi: a rural island with rubber plantations and fishing villages, explore the island by scooter. Dinner at one of the quiet resorts on land.
- Fri12 FebKoh Naka Yai → MarinaA last swim stop at Koh Naka Yai with a cocktail at the beach reggae bar, back to Ao Po Grand Marina in the afternoon. Farewell dinner on land.
- Sat13 FebAo Po Grand MarinaCheck-out by 09:00.
Route subject to change depending on wind and weather. The skipper decides on site.
Included in the cabin price
- Double cabin for 11 nights (1 or 2 people)
- Skipper Philip on board
- Catamaran Fountaine Pajot Saona 47 for the whole trip
Not included
- Travel to/from the marina
- Ship's kitty: food, diesel, mooring and national park fees (e.g. Phi Phi, Phang Nga Bay)
- Deposit € 2,000.– (refunded after the trip)
Optional add-ons (per yacht)
- Kayak € 20.– / day
- Stand-up paddleboard (SUP) € 25.– / day
- BBQ € 40.– / week
- WiFi on board € 150.– / week
Getting there
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Sail by catamaran from Tortola through the British Virgin Islands: snorkelling at the wreck of the RMS Rhone, the granite boulders of the Baths on Virgin Gorda, lobster and endless beaches on Anegada, sundowners on Marina Cay and a Painkiller at White Bay on Jost Van Dyke. Short legs, turquoise water and a steady trade wind, while it's still winter back home. You book a single berth — ideal for solo travellers, couples and small groups.
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The yacht
The Bali 4.2 (built 2024) is a roughly 12.85 m catamaran with four double cabins and four heads for guests, plus a separate skipper's cabin with its own toilet. Typically Bali: a large forward cockpit instead of a trampoline, an open salon that flows straight into the aft cockpit, and a flybridge with a sun deck. Plus a shallow draft for the flat, reef-lined bays off Anegada and Jost Van Dyke.
- Autopilot, GPS chartplotter on the flybridge, electric winch
- Galley with oven, stove, fridge and freezer compartment, hot water
- Dinghy, swim platform with aft shower, bimini, cockpit table
- Sun pads for foredeck and coachroof, outdoor speakers, inverter
The route
A round trip from Hodge’s Creek Marina on Tortola via Peter Island, Salt Island and Cooper Island to the Baths on Virgin Gorda, through the North Sound to Anegada and back via Marina Cay, Cane Garden Bay and Jost Van Dyke: around 100 nautical miles in total. Usually 1 to 3 hours of sailing per day, with the longest leg (Jost Van Dyke – Hodge’s Creek, approx. 20 nm) taking 3 to 4 hours.
- Sat27 FebHodge’s Creek Marina, TortolaCheck-in from 17:00 at Hodge’s Creek Marina on the sheltered south-east coast of Tortola. Settle into your cabins, briefing by Manuel, shopping for the first few days and a first dinner at the marina.
- Sun28 FebPeter IslandPast Road Town through the Sir Francis Drake Channel to Peter Island. Swimming and snorkelling at the palm-lined beach of Deadman’s Bay, night in a quiet bay on the north side.
- Mon1 MarSalt Island · Cooper IslandMorning snorkelling at the wreck of the RMS Rhone off Salt Island, sunk in a hurricane in 1867. In the afternoon on to Cooper Island: turtles in Manchioneel Bay, sundowners at the beach club, night on a mooring.
- Tue2 MarThe Baths · Spanish TownEarly crossing to Virgin Gorda and the Baths National Park: through the rock passages between the granite boulders down to the beach at Devil’s Bay. In the afternoon into the marina at Spanish Town.
- Wed3 MarNorth Sound · Bitter EndAlong the west coast of Virgin Gorda into the North Sound, the large sheltered lagoon. Sundowners on Saba Rock and dinner at Bitter End.
- Thu4 MarAnegadaThrough the reef out to Anegada, the only low coral island of the BVI. By taxi to Cow Wreck Beach, fresh lobster right on the beach at Setting Point in the evening.
- Fri5 MarMarina CayBack towards Tortola to the small island of Marina Cay off Beef Island. Snorkelling on the reef around the island and sundowners at the beach bar.
- Sat6 MarCane Garden Bay, TortolaAlong Tortola’s green north coast into the wide Cane Garden Bay. Swimming at the palm beach and a visit to the old Callwood Rum Distillery, making rum here for over 200 years.
- Sun7 MarJost Van DykeAcross to Jost Van Dyke: you swim ashore to the Soggy Dollar Bar at White Bay, home of the Painkiller. In the evening at Great Harbour, live music at the legendary Foxy’s.
- Mon8 MarJost Van Dyke → MarinaAround the western tip of Tortola and back through the Sir Francis Drake Channel. Arrival at Hodge’s Creek Marina in the evening, farewell dinner on land.
- Tue9 MarHodge’s Creek Marina, TortolaCheck-out by 10:00.
Route subject to change depending on wind and weather. The skipper decides on site.
Included in the berth price
- Berth in a double cabin for 10 nights
- Skipper Manuel on board
- Catamaran Bali 4.2 for the whole trip
- National park fee, BVI cruising tax and sea rescue cover (VISAR)
- Bed linen, towels, final cleaning, dinghy with outboard
Not included
- Travel to/from Tortola (flights)
- Ship's kitty: food, diesel, moorings and mooring fees in other harbours
- Deposit € 1,000.– (refunded after the trip)
Getting there
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Sail from Dubrovnik by catamaran through the islands of southern Dalmatia: the old town from the water, the Elaphiti Islands with the Blue Cave and sandy beach on Lopud, the oysters of Ston, medieval Korčula and Mljet National Park with its salt lakes. Short legs, calm bays and early-summer weather in June. You book a single berth — ideal for solo travellers, couples and small groups.
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The yacht
The Bali 4.1 (built 2020) is a 12.35 m catamaran with four double cabins and four heads, certified for 10 people. Typically Bali: a large forward cockpit instead of a trampoline, an open salon that flows straight into the aft cockpit, and a flybridge with a sun deck. Plus a shallow draft of just 1.10 m for flat anchorages like those off Lopud or in Okuklje.
- Autopilot, GPS chartplotter on the flybridge, electric winch
- Galley with oven, stove, fridge and freezer compartment, hot water
- Dinghy, swim platform with aft shower, bimini, cockpit table
- Sun pads for foredeck and coachroof, outdoor speakers, inverter
The route
A round trip from ACI Marina Dubrovnik via the Elaphiti Islands, Ston and Korčula to Mljet National Park and back: around 120 nautical miles in total, with an optional detour to Lastovo (dashed). Usually 2 to 4 hours of sailing per day, with the longest leg (Ston – Korčula, approx. 30 nm) taking 5 to 6 hours.
- Sat5 JunACI Marina DubrovnikCheck-in from 17:00 at ACI Marina in Komolac, tucked away at the end of the sheltered Rijeka dubrovačka. Settle into your berth, briefing by Manuel, shopping for the first few days and a first dinner at the marina.
- Sun6 JunDubrovnik · Koločep · LopudOut to sea under the Dubrovnik bridge and past the city walls of the old town, with a view of Lokrum. Swim stop at the Blue Cave on the south coast of Koločep — you swim in. In the afternoon on to Lopud: walk across the island to the sandy bay of Šunj, night at anchor.
- Mon7 JunŠipanska Luka → StonMorning coffee at the small harbour of Šipanska Luka on Šipan, the largest of the Elaphiti Islands. Then through the Ston Channel to Ston: a walk along the medieval walls above the town, the old salt pans and fresh oysters from Mali Ston for dinner.
- Tue8 JunKorčulaThe longest leg, along the south coast of the Pelješac peninsula, with a swim stop in one of the bays along the way. In the evening at Korčula: the old town on its own little peninsula, with narrow lanes, city walls and cathedral. Dinner in the old town.
- Wed9 JunPolače · Mljet National ParkThrough the Mljet Channel into the sheltered bay of Polače, with the remains of a Roman palace. From here into Mljet National Park: by bike or on foot to the salt lakes Veliko and Malo Jezero, by boat to the monastery island of St. Mary. In calm weather, an alternative route via Lastovo Nature Park is possible (dashed, an extra approx. 30 nm).
- Thu10 JunOkuklje → SlanoAlong the green north coast of Mljet, with a lunch and swim stop in the fully sheltered bay of Okuklje. In the afternoon across to the mainland at Slano, a quiet spot in a deep bay. Dinner on the waterfront promenade.
- Fri11 JunGruž · Dubrovnik → MarinaThrough the Koločep Channel back towards Dubrovnik, with a stop at the port of Gruž and its market. From there into the old town: a walk along the city walls and down the Stradun. Back to ACI Marina in the evening, farewell dinner on land.
- Sat12 JunACI Marina DubrovnikCheck-out by 09:00.
Route subject to change depending on wind and weather. The skipper decides on site.
Included in the berth price
- Berth in a double cabin for 7 nights
- Skipper Manuel on board
- Catamaran Bali 4.1 for the whole trip
Not included
- Travel to/from the marina
- Ship's kitty: food, diesel, mooring fees in other harbours and buoy fields, tourist tax, Mljet National Park entrance fee
- Deposit € 500.– (refunded after the trip)
Optional add-ons (per yacht)
- Kayak (2 people) € 150.– / week
- Stand-up paddleboard (SUP) € 120.– / week
- BBQ € 180.– / week
- WiFi on board € 25.– / week
Getting there
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