Sailing in Ko Chang

Ko Chang and its out-islands offer a quieter, greener alternative to Thailand's headline sailing grounds. Expect jungle-clad peaks, coral-fringed islets and a compact cruising circuit that rewards careful pilotage and relaxed passages.

Sailing in Phuket

Phuket rewards competent skippers with a neatly packaged mix of protected waters, limestone karsts, and open-sea hops to coral islands.

Sailing in Ko Samui

Ko Samui sits in the relatively protected Gulf of Thailand, offering short-hop passages between jungle-clad islands, clear-water anchorages and a forgiving sea state for most of the year.

Sailing in Thailand

Thailand rewards sailors with dramatic limestone karsts, warm seas and a patchwork of island groups that feel made for passage planning.

Sailing the Philippines: Palawan & the Visayas

Palawan and the Visayas deliver the archetypal tropical cruising brief: warm trade winds, water as clear as glass, and archipelagos that break longer passages into easy day-sails. For skippers, the rewards are twofold.

Sailing Japan's Seto Inland Sea & the Ryukyu Islands

Japan offers two distinct cruising theatres in one voyage plan. To the north, the island-dotted Seto Inland Sea rewards patient pilotage with sheltered passages, cultured stopovers and intricate tidal gates.

Sailing in the Gulf of Thailand: Koh Samui, Koh Phangan & Koh Tao

The Samui archipelago - centred on Koh Samui, Koh Phangan and Koh Tao - offers compact passages, reef-fringed anchorages and a genuine sense of island-hopping adventure.

Sailing in Indonesia

Sailing in Indonesia: The Complete Guide with Suggested Itineraries Sailing in Indonesia's archipelago of over 17,000 islands offers an unparalleled sailing playground in the heart of Southeast Asia.

Sailing in Southeast Asia

Sailing in Southeast Asia: A Guide for Sailors Sailing in Southeast Asia offers an exciting opportunity to explore some of the world's most picturesque and diverse sailing regions.