Pretty Little Ships And Perfect Backdrop Sets The Mood For Gorgeous Sailing Days

by | Feb 28, 2019 | At Leisure

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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] This one’s for the boating aficionados: Samujana Koh Samui has a wide selection of boats for charter during your stay through tried and tested vendors. There are six unique boats for you to take out for a spin, ranging from a sprawling catamaran with three luxurious staterooms to a traditional sailing junk yacht that’s the biggest around Samui and the gulf.

If you want to head out on a private snorkelling expedition of your own, do so in style on the Kindred Spirit. Its perfect for larger groups, and its three luxurious staterooms and experienced crew are all well-equipped to provide you with a great trip to discover the neighbouring islands.

Alternatively, head out for a romantic sunset sail on the Baidee, an intimate speedboat that will take you on a cruise of the most remote southern islands. Delicious food will also be served onboard, including breakfast, a hearty lunch, and snacks whenever you desire.
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The sea stretches on forever in Koh Samui

The sea stretches on forever in Koh Samui

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The Red Baron is the most distinctive of the lot, what with its striking red sails and traditional junk-style exterior. But don’t let it’s rustic look fool you: its built of only the sturdiest woods and is held to the strictest international safety standards. ◼[/vc_column_text][vc_column_text]Subscribe to the latest edition now by clicking here.

 

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