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Yacht at a glance
Capacity:
18 passengers.
Cabins:
2 deluxe double (upper deck) and 7 standard double/twin (lower). All cabins have their own portholes.
Boat layout:
Our 82 foot sailing catamaran is equipped with two deluxe cabins on the main deck, offering panoramic views, and seven standard double/twin cabins below deck. There is an on-board kitchenette, interior and exterior common areas for dining and relaxing, and plenty of outside deck space, including mats which can be used for sleeping under the stars.
Crew:
This sailing adventure is staffed by a qualified skipper, a local cook/first mate and a G Adventures CEO. Your on-board team knows the Thai Islands extremely well and are passionate about sharing their hidden secrets with their "crew”. Our Cook is also very welcoming and more than happy to give informal Thai cooking classes while your delicious meals are being prepared in the ship's galley.
A peek inside our catamaran
With two hulls instead of one, catamarans offer a unique twist on the traditional cruise experience. Our 82-footers handle like yachts (as you’ll find out should you opt to take over for the skipper for a spell), and with just 18 passengers spread across ample lounging-about space, they offer a comfortable and intimate way to travel.
Escape the resorts
Thailand is a pretty popular place, which is a polite way of saying it can get a little crowded. Our catamaran sailing program is the best of its kind in Thailand, and offers a great way to intimately explore secluded bays and out-of-the-way islands far away from the madding crowds.
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