Enjoy a leisurely breakfast at a beautiful anchorage whilst we clear immigration and obtain clearance to enter Myanmar's waters. Continue to our first destination in the Mergui Archipelago where we drop anchor for the night and take the tender to a nearby deserted island where the crew are ready to serve dinner and drinks under the stars.

Raise anchor and set sail for Lambi Kyun looking out for Moken Sea Gypsies along the way. These local inhabitants of the Mergui Archipelago live a very simple way of life in small floating communities and are renowned for their friendliness. Head ashore Lambu Kyun, a densely forested island which offers excellent opportunities to observe local flora and fauna and a chance to see a Barking Deer.

In the morning, cruise to the jungle covered island of Lord Loughborough where there is some incredible scuba diving and snorkelling to be had, and a chance to see manta rays.
In the afternoon, there will be an opportunity to visit a nearby fishing village to enjoy a friendly introduction to the locals and to learn about the traditional boat building techniques that are still practiced today.

Sail to MacLeod Island and head ashore to explore some of the rainforest trails that criss-cross over the island. Macleod is renowned for its excellent birdwatching and abundance of tropical plants. A climb to the island's highest peak offers spectacular panoramic views.
Explore the coastal caves and mangroves by sea kayak or dive among barracuda and trevally while the crew set up camp on the beach.

After an early morning cruise to Kawthaung to clear immigration in preparation for departure from Myanmar's waters, continue to the Zadetkalay Islands where you can spend the day swimming in the crystal clear waters and relaxing on deserted white sand beaches. For something a bit more energetic, explore the area by paddleboard or kayak.

Having arrived back in Thailand's waters, continue to the Surin Islands National Park where you can enjoy a day jumping in and out of the water on the many fringing reefs. Alternatively, explore the islands' hiking trails looking out for macaques and over 90 different species of birdlife. Cruise overnight to Koh Phi Phi.

Enjoy an early morning visit to Koh Phi Phi's most famous beach before returning to the yacht and relocating to some of the island's more secluded spots where you can explore tranquil coves by paddle board or canoe.