Yacht hire in Phuket

Hiring a yacht in Phuket

Located in the Andaman Sea, Thailand’s largest island - and undoubtedly its most famous - is a must for your next boating holiday. Pristine beaches, crystal-clear water, bustling night markets, stunning waterfalls and a plethora of golden temples are some of the things that you can expect to see in Phuket. It’s time to book your yacht charter in Phuket with Océans Evasion now!

How much can I expect to pay for a yacht hire in Phuket?

The price of a boat rental in Phuket is based on different factors. These include the type of boat, the characteristics of the vessel, the season and duration of the charter and any other additional services or equipment that you may require. Below is a list of weekly average prices according to boat type.

Sailboats

£4,410/week in low season

£5,110/week in high season

Motorboats

£9,800/week in low season

£12,600/week in high season

RIBs

£9,100/week in low season

£9,100/week in high season

Catamarans

£5,250/week in low season

£6,300/week in high season

Yachts

£17,500/week in low season

£21,000/week in high season

Why should you charter a yacht in Phuket with a skipper?

In Phuket, Thailand, you will have the possibility of hiring a boat with or without a skipper. If you have a valid boating license and desire a more authentic sailing experience, you can book a bareboat hire. You will be able to navigate the Andaman Sea as you want, taking the time to soak up the different sights.

We recommend hiring a captain onboard if you desire a more hands-free holiday. The skipper will be a local from the region and will be able to show you the best sailing itineraries. They will also take you to spots which have almost remained intact.

What do we offer in Phuket?

We have a wide range of boat hires in Phuket available for your next sailing holiday, with a large majority being able to welcome 10 people on board - perfect for friends and families.

If you wish to embrace Phuket on a different level, we recommend hiring a boat with a crew. Many different vessels come with a crew, including catamarans and luxury yachts. The crew will be here to make sure that your trip to Thailand’s largest island is an unforgettable one. They will take care of everything, including onboard cleaning and dining.

When should I hire a boat in Phuket?

As Phuket is close to the equator, there are three seasons during the year: the wet season (from May to October), the cool season (November to February) and the hot season (March to May). You will be able to hire a yacht all year round as the temperatures are always warm, but if you wish to avoid the chance of precipitation, we recommend visiting Phuket from November to May. The period in December is the busiest as the island is popular with visitors escaping the cold temperatures in Northern Europe, but it is still entirely worth the visit.

What to do in Phuket?

Over the past centuries, Phuket has received exposure to many different cultures all over the world. Today, this melting pot is highly noticeable in the island’s architecture, cuisine and population. Its distinct identity is like no other region of Thailand, and a Phuket yacht charter will make you understand why. Here are our must-sees for your next sailing trip:

• Take a dip on one of Phuket’s many beaches, home to white sand and crystal-clear water. Our favourites include Bangtao Beach, Freedom Beach, Kata Beach and Laem Singh Beach.
• For culture, wander through the colourful streets of Old Phuket Town, known for its eclectic architecture with Sino-Portuguese influences such as the charming Soi Romannaee.
• Discover the local Buddhist culture in one of the island’s 29 temples, or climb up the hill in Karon to see the Big Buddha, one of the island’s most important monuments
• If you’re a nature lover, sail to Phang Nga Bay, Thailand’s equivalent to Halong Bay in Vietnam, with breathtaking limestone cliffs, underwater caves and tropical lagoons.
• Visit the mythical Khao Phing Kan, also known as James Bond Island, with quaint coves which are perfect for snorkelling.
• Meet some of Thailand’s most beloved animals at the Green Elephant Sanctuary Park, where you can care for these gentle giants and even go swimming with them!
• Explore the stunning Ban Pang Pae Waterfall at the Khao Phra Thaeo National Park, one of South East Asia’s most majestic