Sailing trip Thailand – Your tropical sailing adventure

Phuket, the largest Thai island, is the ideal starting point for your sailing trip to Thailand. It seduces with its beautiful beaches and lively markets. This tropical oasis beckons with adventurous water sports activities and the relaxed atmosphere of the island, perfect for the start of your sailing vacation Thailand. The Big Buddha and the historic old town of Phuket offer an insight into the culture and history of the region, while the surrounding islands such as Phi Phi and Similan will delight divers and nature lovers. Phuket is a popular destination for those looking for sun, fun and unique experiences. Book your Thailand berth charter or private yacht now and experience the best sailing in Thailand.

Your Thailand sailing trip will also take you to the country's secrets: Hidden deep in the jungle, a mystical calm prevails. The rustling of the treetops and the chirping of birds create an atmosphere of serenity. These lush, green forests are home to majestic elephants, exotic birds and diverse plant life. During your sailing trip, discover lush vegetation, hidden waterfalls and observe the wildlife and underwater world up close – unforgettable experiences that can be perfectly combined with sailing Thailand.

Just want to go to Thailand with your friends? Book a private yacht! Or opt for Mitsegeln Thailand and experience this adventure as part of our crew. Also ask about our sailing Thailand catamaran options for maximum comfort.

Make a mental note: When sailing with your crew on board, there is no way around the Krabi sailing area. In addition to beautiful beaches, the area has a lot to offer: secluded waterfalls, limestone caves, and most of Krabi has been designated a national park – including beaches and over 80 small islands. With a yacht charter, you have the option of snorkeling from the boat, diving or sailing directly to the Ao Nang and Rai Ley beaches.

A few nautical miles from Phuket lie the famous twin islands of Koh Rok Nok. Only a channel separates them, and the water here is so crystal clear that you should definitely see the world from this perspective. With the exception of a shrine to a deity, there are no major tourist attractions to be discovered here. As a result, there are virtually no tourists here.