A private charter is one component of the Thailand trip your concierge manages end-to-end. Ascora coordinates the vessel, crew, route, provisions, and shore excursions — integrated with your flights, accommodations, and ground logistics across the rest of your itinerary. Charters range from single-day island hops to multi-week coastal passages, all designed around your group size, pace, and the broader trip architecture.
- —Private yacht or catamaran with professional captain and crew
- —Custom route planning across Phang Nga Bay, Similan Islands, or Koh Samui archipelago
- —Onboard chef preparing Thai and international cuisine to dietary requirements
- —Snorkeling, diving, and water sport equipment with safety crew
- —Tender boat for beach landings and island exploration
- —Concierge coordination for shore excursions, restaurant reservations, and transfers
Inquiry
Tell us your dates, group size, and what matters — pace, privacy, activities, dietary needs.
Design
Your concierge presents vessel options, a proposed route, and a full cost breakdown. You approve before anything is booked.
Arrival
Private transfer to the marina. Crew briefed on your preferences. Everything confirmed and waiting.
This is for travelers planning a Thailand trip that includes time on the water — couples building a two-week itinerary with a charter leg, families who want island access without managing boat logistics from abroad, or groups celebrating a milestone where the water component needs to be seamless within the larger trip. If you're already in Thailand looking for a day boat, any marina can help. ASCORA is for when the charter is part of a trip you want handled end-to-end before you leave home.
5-Day Andaman Coast Charter — Phuket to Koh Lipe
Day 1 — Phuket to Phang Nga Bay
Private transfer from your hotel to Royal Phuket Marina. Board and settle in while the crew briefs you on the route. Afternoon cruise through the limestone karsts of Phang Nga Bay. Anchor at a sheltered cove for sunset dinner prepared onboard.
Day 2 — Similan Islands
Morning passage to the Similans. Snorkeling at Koh Miang's coral gardens with your safety diver. Lunch on a private beach accessed by tender. Afternoon free for diving, kayaking, or reading on deck.
Day 3 — Koh Lanta
Cruise south to Koh Lanta's east coast. Shore excursion to Old Town for a cooking class with a local family. Return to the yacht for an evening at anchor with stargazing conditions away from light pollution.
Day 4 — Koh Rok & Koh Lipe
Early stop at Koh Rok Nai for some of the clearest water in the Andaman Sea. Continue to Koh Lipe by late afternoon. Optional dinner at a beachside restaurant your concierge has reserved, or onboard with the chef.
Day 5 — Return or Extend
Morning swim at Sunrise Beach. The crew prepares for either a return passage to Phuket or — if you've chosen to extend — the next leg of the route south toward Langkawi.
How do I arrange a private yacht charter in Thailand from abroad?+
Your concierge handles everything remotely. You provide dates, group size, and preferences — vessel selection, route design, crew briefing, provisions, and marina logistics are all confirmed before you leave home. The charter integrates with your broader Thailand itinerary so transfers and timing are seamless.
How much does a private yacht charter cost in Thailand?+
Charter costs depend on vessel type, duration, and season. A 60-foot motor yacht in high season typically runs $3,000–$8,000 per day including crew and fuel. Your concierge provides a full cost breakdown as part of your overall trip budget before you commit to anything.
How far in advance should I book a yacht charter in Thailand?+
Peak season (November–February) vessels book 6–8 weeks out for the best selection. Your concierge secures preferred vessels early and builds the charter into your overall trip timeline so availability isn't lost while you finalize other details.
Can I combine a yacht charter with the rest of my Thailand trip?+
That's the standard approach. Most clients include a 3–5 day charter as one leg of a longer Thailand itinerary. Your concierge designs the full trip — flights, hotels, ground transport, charter, and everything between — so transitions are handled and nothing overlaps.
What size yacht do I need for a group of 8 in Thailand?+
A group of 8 is comfortable on a 60–80 foot vessel with 4 guest cabins. For more space on deck or additional cabin configurations, your concierge will present options in the 80–100 foot range.
Can I bring children on a private yacht charter in Thailand?+
Yes. We regularly coordinate family charters with child-appropriate safety equipment, flexible meal scheduling, and activity planning for different age groups. Crew are briefed on family-specific requirements before boarding.
What is the best time of year for a yacht charter in Thailand?+
The Andaman coast season runs November through April, with calm seas and minimal rain. Gulf coast charters around Koh Samui work best January through September. Your concierge routes the charter to whichever coast is optimal for your travel dates.
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