7 day sample Itinerary around Phang Na Bay, Patong & Phi Phi

Day 1- Yacht Haven Marina to Phang Na Bay
>> Cruise North from the Yacht Haven Marina to the spectacular rock formations of Ao Phang Na Bay.
>> Anchor for lunch off Koh Hong. Also kayak through the heart of the surrounding uninhabited islands to discover stunning caves ad visit the famous James Bond Island and Koh Pannyi, a sea gypsy village.
>> Leave for the night anchorage at 3pm.
>> Arrive off the Evason Resort and Sixth Sense Spa at sunset and go ashore for sundowners at the resort’s Beach Bar.
>> Dinner aboard the boat or optionally at Ratri Jazztaurant at Kata Beach.

Day 2- Evason to Kata & Patong Beach
>> Cruise towards Kata and spend the day enjoying the white sandy beaches and clear waters.
>> Lunch at Mom Tri’s, a stunning restaurant overlooking this beautiful beach.
>> Leave for Patong and cruise past Phuket’s spectacular coastline
>> Dinner aboard the boat before you go ashore for a night out on Patong’s famous Soi Bangla.

Day 3- Patong to Phi Phi
>> Leave at dawn for Phi Phi islands to get there and have enough time to spend on the sandy beaches and clear waters at the world famous Maya Bay.
>> Snorkel around the intensely colored coral reefs that lie around Phi Phi Le and climb the karst limestone lookouts for panoramic views.
>> Enjoy a fresh seafood lunch on board.
>> Phi Phi Don, the larger of the Phi Phi Islands, has idyllic tropical beaches lining its southern and eastern shores.
>> Go ashore early evening for sundowners at one of the beach side restaurants.
>> Dinner at Mama’s a French and Thai fusion restaurant followed by a fire show at the Hippie Bar.

Day 4- Phi Phi to Krabi
>> Cruise towards Krabi late morning.
>> Spend the day on the beautiful Railey beach kayaking and snorkeling.
>> You can also enjoy a beach side massage before lunch at one of the restaurants on the beach.
>> Spend the rest of the afternoon relaxing on the beach or indulging in some more water activities.
>> Watch the sunset over a round of drinks at a beachside bar before going back to the boat for dinner.

Day 5- Krabi to Koh Yao Yai
>> Leave in the morning for Phang Na Bay.
>> This bay is studded with many beautiful limestone caves that rise often vertically over the sea.
>> Anchor off one of these caves for a swim and then some lunch on aboard.
>> Continue cruising till we reach our night anchorage, Koh Yao Yai where a beautiful secluded beach awaits us. This island is one of Phang na’s best kept secrets
>> A beachside barbeque on this magnificent white sandy strip and then a swim with the planktons a perfect way to end the week.

Day 6- Koh Yao Yai to Yacht Haven Marina
>> Spend the morning exploring the island either by speed boat or walking through the forests.
>> Leave midday for Yacht Haven Marina.
>> Arrive at the marina at high tide for disembarkation.
>> Further down, the coastline of Thailand gives way to the Malaysian peninsula and the beautiful island of Langkawi.
>> Spend a second week (optional) exploring the vibrant reefs and tropical wildlife of the Langkawi archipelago.

Optional Excursion- Scuba Diving
Phuket Shark Point or Hin Musang which means shark rock in Thai so gets its name from the common sighting of Leopard Sharks found resting on the seabed. Seen by many as one of the best dive sites in the area, Shark point rarely leaves divers disappointed. The pinnacle breaks the surface and drops to 20 meters at its deepest. Many purple and pink soft corals compete for limited space on this incredibly healthy dive site. Large schools of Jacks and Barracudas patrol the waters with Snapper, Goatfish and Fusiliers.
Anemone Reef is a pinnacle that come s 4-7 meters to the surface and slopes down to over 25 meters at the seabed. Like many of the dive sites in the area it is covered in anemones. These in turn provide shelter and protection for many different types of Anemone fish, shrimps and Porcelain crabs. In the deeper parts large clusters of healthy soft corals cling to the reef. Leopard Sharks are common resting on the bottom and many juvenile Moray Eels can be spotted in the nooks and crannies.