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Cruising Southeast Asia
Five cruising grounds, their seasons, and the itineraries we plan for owners and charter guests.
Where to go, and when
Two monsoons, one region, and a season somewhere all year.
Southeast Asia rewards owners who plan around the weather rather than against it. The Andaman coast runs from November to April; the Gulf of Thailand takes over in the south-west monsoon; Komodo and Raja Ampat sit on opposite halves of the Indonesian calendar. We plan itineraries, permits and logistics around that rhythm.
Thailand
Phuket & the Andaman Sea
Limestone cathedrals, flat water and the most complete yachting infrastructure in Southeast Asia.
Season: November to April, with settled north-east monsoon conditions and light winds.
Hong Kong SAR
Hong Kong
Two hundred islands, year-round racing and a skyline thirty minutes from open water.
Season: October to May for the most settled sailing; typhoon season runs June to September.
Indonesia
Indonesia — Komodo & Raja Ampat
The most biodiverse water on earth, and the region's defining charter itinerary.
Season: Komodo April to October; Raja Ampat October to April.
Malaysia
Malaysia — Langkawi & Borneo
Duty-free fuel, rainforest anchorages and a practical base one day from Phuket.
Season: November to April on the west coast; year-round options with local planning.
Thailand
Gulf of Thailand
The alternative season: flat water and warm evenings when the Andaman turns.
Season: May to September, the natural counter-season to the Andaman coast.
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