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Boat Lagoon Yachting

A dealership and management business built around the Boat Lagoon yard, chartering the yachts it also sells and services. The technical depth is real; the tidal channel is the trade-off.

What you would not get from their own site

  • Sells, services and charters the same hulls, which usually means better-maintained boats than a pure charter fleet and worse availability in peak weeks.
  • Based at Boat Lagoon, so departures run on a tidal channel. That is a fact about the marina, not about the operator, but it lands on your boarding day either way.
  • Published a public analysis of the 2025 charter licence change, which is a good sign about how the regulatory side is handled.
  • Strong on the 15 to 30 metre band rather than at the superyacht end.

Charter licence

How this operator handles it

Publishes analysis of the Thai charter licence update and the move from a 30 metre to a 24 metre threshold.

Not on public record means no public statement was found. It is not a claim that a licence is missing, and the two are genuinely different. The licence belongs to the individual yacht and its management company, so inside one fleet the answer changes from hull to hull. What the licence covers.

  1. Ask them these five
  2. 01What flag does the yacht fly, and is it Thai or foreign?
  3. 02If it is foreign-flagged and 24 metres or longer, what is the Superyacht Charter Licence reference and when does it expire?
  4. 03Who is the Thai fiscal representative for the charter, and are they a TYBA member agent?
  5. 04Will the charter agreement name the yacht, the owning company and the licence, or only the broker?
  6. 05Is the 7 percent Thai VAT shown separately on the invoice, and against which company's tax number?

2 listings available through Boat Lagoon Yachting

  • Charter catamaran at anchor in a sheltered bay
    Representative image
    CatamaranClass listing

    Lagoon 42

    Lagoon

    LOA
    12.8 m
    Guests
    8
    Cabins
    4
    Crew
    None

    The workhorse of the Phuket bareboat fleet. Four cabins, eight berths, shallow draught for the limestone anchorages, and simple enough that a competent crew can run it without a skipper.

    from $6,500

    per week

    Phuket Yacht Haven

  • Catamaran with an open saloon and cockpit at anchor
    Representative image
    CatamaranClass listing

    Bali 5.4

    Bali Catamarans

    LOA
    16.7 m
    Guests
    12
    Cabins
    5
    Crew
    2

    The catamaran with the tilting garage door instead of a cockpit bulkhead, which turns the saloon and cockpit into one space. In a climate that is 30 degrees and humid, that single design decision is why this class charters well in Thailand.

    from $17,500

    per week

    Phuket Boat Lagoon

Routes they run, and in which version

Operators rarely run an identical itinerary. The variant matters more than the name: a four-night version of a five-night route has dropped a destination, and it is usually the furthest one.

How this profile was written

From public sources: the operator's own website, published rates and itineraries, and marina and association listings. Nothing on this page comes from the operator reviewing it first, and nothing on it was paid for.

Where a fact is not publicly stated, the profile says so instead of guessing. If you operate this business and something here is wrong or has changed, the methodology page explains how corrections are made.