No other yacht around
Our diving and sailing charters in Myanmar take you to remote areas where you will rarely see any other yacht.
The only humans you are likely to encounter are the friendly Moken Sea Gypsies who roam the area in their small boats, like their ancestors have done for centuries.

Underwater there is world class diving to be found.
Reefs, drop- offs, sea mounts, caves and tunnels, which sometimes cut right trough an island with exits on both sides. Enough to keep every diver very happy.
Fish life is abundant. Scuba diving in the Mergui Archipelago usually means frequent encounters with sharks, manta rays, large swarms of eagle rays, and occasionally, whale sharks. The reefs are in excellent condition . All of yachts like exploring and, if guests want to, new sites which have never been dived before are tried out.

The Archipelago was strictly closed to all foreigners until in 1997. We were among the first yachts which were granted permission to undertake diving charters in Burma / Myanmar. Since then we have built up a wealth of knowledge about the area which is rivaled by very few others..
The duration of the trip is of course determined by our guests.
Choose one of our yachts below for your personal sailing and diving experience
or simply contact us with your requirements and we suggest the yacht for you
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Where do the trips start?
A typical trip on our sailing yachts will look like this:Trips start from Kawthung. ), just across the river from Ranong, Thailand’s most northerly port on the Andaman Sea.
How do I get there?
Normally guests fly into Phuket.From Phuket they will be transferred by air-conditioned mini van to Ranong. The transfer takes about 4 hours, the bus will stop for lunch which is included. From Ranong it is a half-hour crossing by long-tail ferry boat to the bustling coastal seaport of Kawthung.
The cruise begins. The cruise starts the late afternoon of your arrival, the yacht will anchor for the night at a quiet island some distance from Kawthung. After your cruise you will be ferried back to Ranong where your taxi will be waiting to take you to the airport or back to Phuket.
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