Overview
This sample route links Racha, Koh Ha, Phi Phi, Railay, Koh Hong and Phang Nga Bay. It combines longer passages with possible reef, beach and village stops. Weather and access rules determine the final daily plan.
Day 1
Yacht Haven Marina → Koh Naka Yai
Board at Yacht Haven Marina from 14:00. If time and conditions allow, make a short afternoon sail to Koh Naka Yai for the first night at anchor; otherwise, stay at or near the marina.
Day 2
Koh Naka Yai → Koh Kai Nok → Koh Racha Yai
Make an early start for the long passage south. A swim stop at Koh Kai Nok may be possible on the way to Racha Yai, where you spend the night.
Day 3
Koh Racha Yai → Koh Racha Noi → Koh Ha
Pass Racha Noi and make the long passage towards Koh Ha, a group of limestone islands. Snorkelling and swimming can be planned around the conditions and permitted access.
Day 4
Koh Ha → Phi Phi Islands
Sail from Koh Ha towards Phi Phi. Visits around Phi Phi Leh depend on park rules. Continue towards Phi Phi Don, with an optional evening visit ashore.
Day 5
Phi Phi → Koh Kai (Chicken Island) → Railay → Koh Yao Yai
A walk to the Phi Phi viewpoint or a reef stop near Long Beach may be possible in the morning. Sail via Chicken Island and Railay, with a possible beach stop, and continue towards Koh Yao Yai for the night. This is a long sailing day.
Day 6
Koh Yao Yai → Koh Panyi → James Bond → Koh Hong (Phang Nga) → Koh Phanak
Explore the Phang Nga Bay area, with a possible village visit at Koh Panyi and stops around James Bond Island and Koh Hong. A guided cave visit depends on tides and access. Spend the final night near Koh Phanak.
Day 7
Koh Phanak → Yacht Haven Marina
Make a short early-morning sail from Koh Phanak back to Yacht Haven Marina. The yacht must be returned by 10:00.