Sailing catamaran Winner

This four-hour private afternoon sail (14:00–18:00, or 14:30–18:30 on request) follows the northern coast of Koh Samui and ends with the sun going down over the water. It suits couples, families and small celebrations on the compact catamaran, which takes up to 16 guests and has a shaded salon, an open deck, a cabin and a bathroom.

After leaving the pier you sail past the Bangrak shoreline and anchor by the small islet of Koh Som. There is time to swim, snorkel, paddleboard or fish before the light turns golden. Soft drinks, ice and seasonal fruit are served on board. On the return leg the catamaran drifts slowly along the coast, so you can watch the sunset from the deck before docking in the early evening.

The afternoon is cooler and quieter than midday, and the sunset is the highlight of the trip.

An eight-hour private sailing day (10:00–18:00) that takes the catamaran from Koh Samui across to the southern coast of Koh Phangan. You get a full day at sea with swimming and snorkelling stops, time to relax on board, and the sun going down on the way home. The boat takes up to 16 guests and has a cabin, a living area, a bathroom, a shaded salon and an open deck.

After leaving Samui you sail across open water to the southern shoreline of Koh Phangan, with its bays and beaches. At a sheltered anchorage you can swim, snorkel, paddleboard or fish. Lunch can be arranged on board as an optional extra, and soft drinks, ice and seasonal fruit are provided throughout the day. In the late afternoon you sail back, with the sunset on the way.

Weather note: this route depends on sea conditions. If the weather is not good enough for the crossing, the captain will switch the day to the Koh Samui coast and Koh Som area, with the same hours and the same price.

A full eight-hour private day (10:00–18:00) on the water around Koh Samui. The route stays close to the island, so there is less time crossing open water and more time swimming, snorkelling and relaxing. It suits families and groups, and it is also the alternative when the weather is not right for the Koh Phangan crossing.

You sail along the Bangrak shoreline, stop at the small islet of Koh Som and visit other quiet bays along the northern coast. At each anchorage you can swim, snorkel, paddleboard or fish. The catamaran takes up to 16 guests and has a shaded salon, an open deck, a cabin and a bathroom. Soft drinks, ice and seasonal fruit are provided, and a Thai lunch can be added as an optional extra. In the late afternoon you drift slowly along the coast to watch the sunset before returning to the pier.