Meet the crew, stow luggage, complete safety briefing and itinerary review so your 6-day yacht trip runs smoothly. This sets expectations for sea days and onshore transfers.
Short guided swim/snorkel to stretch legs after travel; gear usually provided by the boat — check weather because afternoon sea conditions can change in September.
Blue Elephant serves refined Royal Thai cuisine in a restored Sino-Portuguese house — if you prefer to stay aboard, request a specialty seafood BBQ from the chef. Check Blue Elephant hours before going (typically evening service).
See the iconic limestone tower and paddle sea caves and hidden lagoons — kayaking is the best way to explore the caves and mangrove inlets (check tide and weather; operators often run morning trips).
Onboard seafood BBQ is a great fresh option; Kan Eang@Pier is a long-standing seafood restaurant near Chalong Pier if you want a land dinner — check reservation and opening times.
Rent a bicycle to explore local villages, rubber plantations and small temples — low-impact, cultural experience; check rental times and available bikes.
Short hop to Coral Island for more snorkeling, sea-walker, or lounging on white sand — confirm activity availability and safety with crew as some vendors close due to weather.
Visit Phuket’s largest and most revered temple complex to learn about local Buddhist culture; open roughly 7:00am–5:00pm and respectful clothing required.
Coordinate marina-to-airport transfer with the boat or pre-book a taxi; travel time varies (approx. 30–60 minutes) — leave extra time for traffic and check-in.