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From the renowned and dramatic limestone islands of Phang Nga Bay, out to the pristine waters of the Surin and Similan Islands - Thailand offers a wide variety of cruising destinations to visiting Superyachts.
Enjoy the western Andaman Sea coastline which is nestled between Myanmar to the north and Malaysia to the south. Cruise the inner Gulf of Thailand with such magical islands as Koh Samui, Koh Phangnga, Koh Tao and the coastal resort cities of Hua Hin, Cha-am and Pattaya. And don't forget the vibrant city of Bangkok too!
Myanmar (Burma) has some of the most beautiful sailing grounds in Asia, and arguably the world. The southern islands of Burma's Myeik Archipelago lie only one hundred and twenty nautical miles to the north of Phuket and directly west of the Thai border town of Ranong. There are approximately eight hundred pristine and untouched islands opposite Myanmar's Tennasserim coast, forming one of the last remaining untouched paradises on the planet.
From the stunningly beautiful granite Inner-islands archipelago to Aldabra, the worlds second-largest coral atoll and UNESCO World Heritage Centre, the Seychelles boasts incredible bio-diversity and equally breath taking locations. Praslin, the second largest of the inner-islands has the extraordinary 'Vallée de Mai' where the legendary Coco-de-mer grows high on ancient palms. Whilst La Digue Island, boasts one of the worlds' most prized beaches at Anse Source d'Argent with its striking granite formations.
The planet's longest and most diverse archipelago, Indonesia is a terrestrial and marine paradise, consisting of over 17,000, mostly uninhabited, islands. Enjoy tropical seascapes, unique flora and fauna, as well as the rich history and culture of the Indonesian people themselves.
Combine these elements with a welcoming population and a wonderful all year round climate and it's easy to see why Indonesia is rapidly rising to the forefront of Asia's booming superyacht cruising and adventure desinations.
Sandy beaches offer a golden trim to the shores of glistening, pristine seas. Snowy mountains melt in to oceans filled with gargantuan blue travellers from Antarctica. Smiling faces and happy hands wave "g-day" and offer a warm welcome, "haere mai". Forests of twisted wood and moss-covered stone lead you to grassy knolls and views of soft blue infinity.
It's Glaciers edge ever further on their journey as they wale to the earth and the sky. Waves curl to the surfers' delight, left and right as the ocean smiles.
Vietnam is both exotic and compelling, while the whole time keeping in touch with its old ancient ways of the Orient. A country of stunning natural beauty and cultural complexes, with its fast paced dynamic growing megacities, to its hill-tribe villages and amazing food.
Vietnam is a unique area for Superyachts to gain access to the Mekong River, anchor off the beautiful island of Phu Qouc, visited white beaches of Nha Trang or Danang and to explore the World Heritage listed stunning Halong Bay.
New Caledonia is a treasure trove of natural beauty from its lagoons, white sandy beaches, ancient forests and unique biodiversity. New Caledonia is also blessed with its own unique traditional culture and arts.
Noumea, refered to as the Paris of the Pacific, has a distinctly French vibe to it from its food, music and art. Activities in the region include suba diving, game fishing, snorkling, surfing and trekking.
Job Titles:
- General Manager
- Managing Director
Managing Director Justin Jenkin comes from a Superyacht background, and settled in Vanuatu to offer shore support for yachts and superyachts and manages the perfect team for your cruising visit to our island home.
Vanuatu is an island nation in the SW Pacific composed of over 80 islands with 2,528 kilometers of coastline and a total surface area of 12,189 square kilometers. Vanuatu lies a mere 600 nm to the West of Fiji and 1000 nm East of the Australian East Coast making it a great stopover point for yachts heading across the Pacific or for those on a SW Pacific circuit.
Due to the many islands, most of which are sparsely populated, Vanuatu has an abundance of safe, beautiful and unspoiled anchorages and bays, with some spectacular scenery. Each island, bay and village along the way brings a new and totally unique experience to the visitor.
The Philippine Islands are one of the largest archipelagos in the world, comprising of some 7,107 islands spanning the South China Sea and the Pacific Ocean. Since the only way to visit a good majority of its islands is by sea, the nation has become an idyllic cruising ground and island hopping spot in SE Asia.
Generally the Philippines is a safe destination and cruising area. Seal Superyachts Philippines can arrange your inbound and outbound clearances through Subic Bay, Manila, Puerto Princessa (Palawan) and Cebu - We cover the best destinations in the country for your Superyacht visit.
Sri Lanka - the pearl of the Indian Ocean, is a beautiful tropical island covering an area of 65,610 square kilometres (25,000 square miles), situated southeast of the Indian subcontinent and 880 kilometres to the north of the Equator.
The islands eighteen million strong population provides Sri Lanka with an intoxicating mix of cultures and diverse ethnic groups, who have been practising their unique traditions for many centuries. Whilst Sri Lanka is progressive and forward looking in its outlook, it is at the same time deeply embodied with a sense of pride in its traditions and heritage. Sri Lanka is a must-see destination on any visit to the region.
Mauritius has a wide range of attractions offering something for everybody. Enjoy world class surf beaches or go scuba diving in warm crystal clear waters free from dangerous shark species but with plenty of dolphins and whales. Other attractions include Alexandra falls, 7 Colored Earth, Grand Bassin Lake and Temples, Casela Nature Park, La Vanille crocodile park, Ile Aux Cerfs, Caudan Craft Market and the Northern Islets.
We ensure privacy to our guests with private airport facilities, discreet leisure time away from the paparazzi and with very high standards of hospitality. Download our PDF Brochure.
Job Titles:
- General Manager
- Principle Agent
"Ia ora na e Maeva" - Welcome to Tahiti and her Islands. Amazing, enchanting, stunning, sensational, exceptional… a myriad of superlatives could be used to depict our 118 islands.
French Polynesia's magic is just as impressive under water. Thanks to perfect visibility in crystal-clear water, a simple mask and snorkel are all you need to observe the most exceptional species - it is an outburst of colours and shapes that turns every underwater excursion into unforgettable memories. There's also so much going on above the surface - a very wide range of nautical activities as well as shore activities can be arranged according to the specificities of the islands and almost everything is possible. A truly astounding journey awaits you in this land of encounters, generosity and diversity.
Principle agent Pascal Bredin is proud to have worked with many of the World's largest Superyachts and has extensive knowledge of French Polynesia and the surrounding area.
Located in the central South Pacific approximately 1800 miles from New Zealand the Samoan archipelago is formed by the 12 islands Samoa along with the 5 neighbouring islands of American Samoa. Samoa has a rich colourful history and Samoans are proud of their traditions which encompasses their daily lives.
For the visiting vessel Samoa offers a tropical paradise and the chance to refresh, re energise and revitalise.
Malaysia, strategically located in the crossroads of South East Asia, offers a range of excellent cruising destinations for yachts. It is the sixty seventh largest country by geographical area, and is the only country to have territory both on the Asian mainland, and within the Malay Archipelago.
Malaysia has land borders with Thailand, in West Malaysia, and with Indonesia and Brunei in East Malaysia. It is linked to Singapore in the South by a narrow causeway and bridge. Malaysia also shares maritime borders with the Philippines and Vietnam. The two major parts of Malaysia are separated by the South China Sea.