Catamaran Cruise in the Gulf of Thailand from Koh Samui

Your cruise

Discover the islands of Koh Samui on an 8-day catamaran cruise in a premium cabin.
Let yourself be enchanted by the lush landscapes, with rocky outcroppings rising from the water, white-sand beaches, and crystal-clear waters. Enjoy relaxing moments on deck, refreshing swims, and cultural discoveries. This cruise will offer you a unique experience in the heart of one of the world’s most beautiful landscapes."

Your possible stops during this cruise

Discover the islands of Koh Samui on a premium, all-inclusive catamaran cruise in the Gulf of Thailand.
“Please note that the itinerary is subject to weather conditions.”

Here’s an overview of the various stops and destinations you’ll likely visit during your cruise:

Day 1: Saturday: Koh Samui (Base) => Koh Tean:
Board at 5:00 p.m. in Koh Samui and set sail for Koh Tean, a small island south of Samui. Enjoy a peaceful first evening at this anchorage, far from the hustle and bustle of day trips. Koh Tean features lush vegetation, a mangrove forest, and snorkeling opportunities on the surrounding reef. In the morning, explore the beautiful beaches on the western side of the island before continuing your adventure.

Day 2: Sunday, Koh Tean → Koh Phaluai, Kang Tak Bay – Ang Thong National Park:
You’re in for a day full of discoveries! After a morning swim on the beaches of Koh Tean, you’ll set sail for Koh Phaluai, where you can enjoy a beautiful beach sheltered from the south and west winds on the island’s northern coast. You’ll have lunch on Koh Phaluai and can go for a swim or try water sports like snorkeling, stand-up paddleboarding, and kayaking. In the late afternoon, you’ll head to Ang Thong National Park to spend the night at anchor. This will allow you to enjoy the unspoiled and magnificent natural surroundings.

Day 3: Monday, Ang Thong => Koh Sam Sao => Koh Nai Phut:
On Monday, you’ll explore Koh Sam Sao and Koh Thai Phlao, two islands located in Ang Thong National Park. You may spot whale sharks and river dolphins there, though sightings are not guaranteed. Koh Sam Sao features a stone bridge connecting two rocks, large enough to pass under in a rubber dinghy. Across from the bridge, you’ll find two small islands connected by a sandbar—an ideal spot for snorkeling and enjoying a private beach. A short trail will lead you to a lookout point. Koh Thai Phlao and Koh Nai Put are a group of islands located at the northern tip of the national park. There, you can explore several hongs—sea caves—one of which is large enough to enter at mid-tide. You’ll end the day at Koh Nai Put, where you’ll spend the night at anchor.

Day 4: Tuesday, Koh Nai Put → Koh Tao:
On Tuesday, you’ll sail to Koh Tao, a small granite island known for its crystal-clear waters. You’ll spend the night in Mango Bay, the only inhabited bay on Koh Tao’s north coast. Although very busy with speedboats and dive boats during the day, Mango Bay is a tranquil paradise early in the morning and late in the afternoon, with pristine coral and excellent snorkeling.

Day 5: Wednesday, North Koh Tao => South Koh Tao:
On Wednesday, you’ll explore the beaches, corals, and reefs along the eastern side of Koh Tao. You can enjoy water sports on board, such as paddleboarding, kayaking, and snorkeling. After 3:00 p.m., you’ll head to Shark Island for an overnight anchorage. This anchorage offers crystal-clear, sheltered waters, as well as fantastic coral formations.

Day 6: Thursday, Koh Tao → Koh Pha Ngan:
On Thursday, you’ll sail toward Koh Pha Ngan—an island known for its monthly Full Moon Party—heading for its southeastern peninsula. However, Koh Pha Ngan also offers quieter white-sand beaches, notably Ao Thonh Nai Pan and Bottle Beach—an ideal stopover when sailing from Koh Tao. Bottle Beach, your anchorage for the night, is accessible only by boat or via long hikes. It’s a pretty little bay with a few small beach resorts, coconut groves, and jungle.

Day 7: Friday, Koh Pha Ngan → Koh Samui:
On Friday, you’ll sail to Ao Chaweng on Koh Samui. First, you’ll have lunch at Haad Rin Rock on Koh Pha Ngan, a beach renowned for its beauty. After lunch, you’ll sail to Ao Chaweng, a large open bay with several anchorage options. Chaweng is the busiest stop of the week—a long, sprawling strip of shops, bars, and restaurants, perfect for shopping or having one last drink.

Day 8: Saturday, Ao Chaweng – Base:
On Saturday, you’ll sail from Ao Chaweng back to the base, a trip that will take 1 hour and 30 minutes. Disembarkation is at 9 a.m.