The international superyacht brokerage with a Phuket office, and the one Phuket operator with a documented seat on the Thai Yachting Business Association board. This is the top of the market: named hulls, MYBA contracts, seven nights and up.
Charter licence
A global brokerage placing owners' yachts. Thai charters run through the licensed structure the yacht's management holds, and the brokerage handles the paperwork chain.
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.
Sanlorenzo, 2018
A 37 metre Sanlorenzo from 2018 with five cabins and seven crew, one of the larger hulls that stays in Thai waters through the season rather than visiting for a few weeks.
from $14,900
per day
Ao Po Grand Marina
Not published, 2022
A 42 metre, six-cabin superyacht delivered in 2022 and listed for Thai charter, at the size where twelve guests is the legal ceiling rather than a design choice.
Rate on application
Ao Po Grand Marina
Sunreef Yachts
The luxury catamaran answer to a superyacht: twenty-four metres of beam-heavy platform with superyacht volume, shallow draught for the limestone anchorages, and the 24 metre length that puts it exactly on the Thai charter licence threshold.
from $90,000
per week
Ao Po Grand Marina
Sanlorenzo
Just under thirty metres, which is the last size below the point where the Thai charter licence question becomes unavoidable for a foreign-flagged hull.
from $88,000
per week
Ao Po Grand Marina
Various
The steel or aluminium displacement hull with range, tankage and a real dive setup. This is the class that runs Mergui, where there is no fuel dock, no chandlery and no charted anchorage to fall back on.
from $145,000
per week
Ao Po Grand Marina
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.
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