Yacht Charter in Koh Chang

The Koh Chang archipelago on the Gulf of Thailand offers ideal sailing grounds and is perfect for hopping from one island to another. With over 40 smaller islands around the National Marine Park, an abundance of itineraries are to be experienced in this part of Thailand. With plenty of white sandy beaches, coral reefs, and boundless opportunities for adventure, whether you have a one day itinerary to charter a yacht, or a full week of island hopping, you'll have a plethora of things to do and places to visit around this archipelago.

Yacht charter prices in Koh Chang vary depending on many factors, such as the size of the boat, the kind of boat you charter, inclusions and accommodations, and the number of people on board. A bareboat charter for a catamaran with four cabins can cost around $3,500 for a week's rent in Koh Chang. A 103-foot luxury motor yacht, on the other hand, with four cabins, can cost around $75,000 per week during high season.

The yachting season in Koh Chang starts in late November and ends in early May. With a tropical monsoon climate, the yachting season falls on the dry season, perfect for long, sunny days, consistent wind, and ideal sailing conditions.

With hundreds of kilometers of coast, as well as more than 40 islands you can visit, a full day yacht charter can be packed with plenty of places to see and adventures to enjoy. To the west coast of Koh Chang, you can find Koh Wai, a small island known for its snorkeling spots. Or you can head up north to Koh Laoya, a beautiful private island with beautiful natural scenery. Other islands you can visit include Koh Kham, and Koh Lao Nai, all within easy distance from Koh Chang. A day of snorkeling, watersports, cruising, and fishing can be enjoyed on a yacht charter for a day on Koh Chang.

An overnight yacht charter in Koh Chang can take you to a further away island and enjoy more activities. An overnight yacht charter to the island of Koh Mak is an ideal itinerary. Koh Mak is found to the south of Koh Chang and known for deserted beaches, natural attractions, and plenty of things to do, such as yoga, Thai massage, and learning Muay Thai. Enjoy the island, have some fresh seafood for dinner on any of the island's resorts, then get back on board to spend your overnight charter in Koh Mak's sheltered bay. Continue your Koh Mak adventures the next day before heading your way back to Koh Chang after lunch.

A week-long liveaboard in Koh Chang allows you to explore more of the archipelago and stay longer on the islands.

Day 1: Koh Wai

This small island is the perfect epitome of a laid-back and rustic tropical island. There are no shops, no restaurants, no bars, and no roads. There are a small number of resorts here, but the island is pretty rustic and laid back, perfect for those who want peace and serenity, with no crowds and parties' sightings. Swim, snorkel, bike through the rubber plantations, and enjoy a day on a simple island.

Day 2: Koh Rang

There are 12 islands in Koh Rang and packed with white sandy beaches everywhere you turn. Choose your very own secluded beach and swim, snorkel, or dive. Koh Rang is one of the top dive spots in the archipelago.

Day 3 and 4: Koh Kood

This island is found to the southern tip and close to nearby Cambodia. It has beautiful white sand beaches, jungles, waterfalls, crystal clear waters perfect for snorkeling, and slow-paced life. Explore several waterfalls, beaches, and the villages on this island, most especially the gypsy village of Ao Salat, with their houses built on slits over the water.

Day 5 and 6: Koh Mak

Koh Maak has a lively community of sports and outdoor enthusiasts, so if you live an active lifestyle, you will enjoy two days exploring the island. Aside from the beautiful beaches, crystal clear waters, and eco-trails, you can also enjoy many island activities. You can learn and do yoga, Muay Thai, kayak, bike along with the eco trials, dive, snorkel, learn to cook Thai dishes, and a few fitness gyms are also found here. Rent a scooter or bicycle to tour the island on your own, exploring plantations and small villages, and exploring the island life of Koh Maak.

Day 7: Ao Bang Bao

Before heading back to Koh Chang, visit Ao Bang Bao, a fishing village with clear waters and coral reefs ideal for snorkeling. Head back to Koh Chang before sunset.

A wedding venue in Thailand may be more prevalent in Phuket or Bangkok, Chiang Mai, or even Koh Samui, but very few have chosen Koh Chang as their dreams' wedding destination. In Koh Chang, a wedding yacht charter will make a unique location for a tropical destination with fewer crowds and less developed islands. Because of this, the possibility of a private beach in a secluded island makes for the most romantic and exciting wedding venue. Hop onboard your private luxury yacht where you can cruise for a short 20 minutes to arrive at your very own private island for your beautiful wedding ceremony. Once you've exchanged your vows, you can enjoy the reception on a spacious deck, live music, free-flowing drinks, and finish off the special day with a sunset cruise as you make your way back to Koh Chang.

Superyachts offer the most luxurious yacht charter experiences in Koh Chang. Take your pick from a 200-feet luxury yacht with everything you need for an indulgent Thai holiday. Complete with 5-star facilities, explore the beautiful Koh Chang archipelago onboard your own luxury yacht hopping from one island to another. Koh Chang is ideal for the elite traveler who wants to explore an off-the-beaten-track destination. While Koh Chang is less developed and less popular than Koh Samui or Phuket, it offers serene natural beauty and fewer crowds. Koh Chang provides unforgettable adventures for a more peaceful and more laid-back Thai destination for your yacht charter holiday.