Destination
Southeast Asia
The Coral Triangle, untouched islands, and tropical wilderness
Southeast Asia is where charter yachting meets frontier exploration. Indonesia alone has over 17,000 islands, many uninhabited. Thailand's limestone karsts rise from emerald water. The Coral Triangle holds the planet's highest marine biodiversity. This is the region for adventurers who want to go beyond the beaten path - to dive pristine reefs, surf empty waves, and anchor in bays with no other boats in sight.
Adventures Here
What you can do from a yacht in Southeast Asia
Key Spots
Must-visit anchorages and activity hubs
Raja Ampat, Indonesia
The richest marine biodiversity on Earth - over 1,500 fish species
Komodo National Park
Komodo dragons, manta rays, and pristine diving
Mentawai Islands
World-renowned surf breaks accessible only by boat
Phang Nga Bay, Thailand
Dramatic limestone karsts, sea caves, and kayaking paradise
Mergui Archipelago, Myanmar
One of the last truly unexplored island chains in the world
Yachts in Southeast Asia
Charter yachts operating in Southeast Asia
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Thailand by Charter Yacht: The Andaman Sea's Best Dive Sites and Sailing Grounds
The Andaman Sea holds some of the finest diving in Southeast Asia - Richelieu Rock, the Similan Islands, Hin Daeng and Hin Muang. A private charter is the only way to dive them on your own schedule.
Read Expedition LogThe Mentawais by Yacht: Notes from a Two-Week Surf Expedition
A two-week charter through the Mentawai Islands: Macaronis, HT's, Rifles, and the long wait between sets that tells you more about a place than the surfing does.
Read Adventure GuideThe World's Best Kitesurfing Destinations by Charter Yacht
Where to take a kite cruise: Grenadines trade winds, the Cyclades Meltemi, San Blas, Zanzibar and beyond - real seasons, wind stats and spot names.
Read Marine WorldPelagic Encounters: The Ocean's Open-Water Giants and Where to Find Them
Where to find the ocean's great pelagic species by charter yacht - whale sharks, hammerheads, oceanic mantas, threshers, mola mola, and humpbacks - and what drives them to be there.
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