The largest bareboat brand in the world with a Phuket base, running a standardised catamaran and monohull fleet out of Yacht Haven on a Saturday-to-Saturday pattern.
Charter licence
Global bareboat operator running a locally based fleet under Thai operation.
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.
Lagoon
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
Lagoon
A metre longer than the 42 and noticeably more comfortable for eight adults, with the flybridge helm that has become the standard layout in the charter fleet.
from $8,500
per week
Phuket Yacht Haven
Lagoon
The size at which a catamaran stops being a bareboat and starts carrying crew: five cabins, twelve guests, and a skipper and cook in the forepeaks.
from $16,000
per week
Phuket Yacht Haven
Fountaine Pajot
The main alternative to the Lagoon fleet, with finer hulls that sail better and a slightly less generous saloon. The choice if the group actually intends to use the sails.
from $11,000
per week
Phuket Yacht Haven
Leopard Catamarans
The house catamaran of the global bareboat brands, built for charter service rather than adapted to it, with a forward cockpit that is genuinely useful at anchor in the tropics.
from $10,500
per week
Phuket Yacht Haven
Beneteau
The cheapest way to charter a yacht in Phuket with cabins for eight, and the one that actually sails upwind. The trade-off is heel, less deck space and a draught that keeps you out of the thinnest anchorages.
from $4,200
per week
Phuket Yacht Haven
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