Exotic SouthEast Asia Destinations
From the untouched palm-lined beaches, crystal-clear waters, rich marine life and simply dazzling scenery, South East Asia is a feast for the senses of any intrepid traveller. With over 25 thousand islands to explore and an allure matched by few other places on earth, luxury yacht charter in South East Asia has emerged as one of the most sought after experiences.
Experience the exotic regions of South East Asia on board Blaze II, where luxury and discovery meet. Blaze II will serve as a gateway to your own unspoiled paradise and unforgettable sailing adventure. Our signature destinations include Myanmar's Mergui Archipelago, Thailand's Andaman Sea, Langkawi's Butang Archipelago and Mersing Marine Park (Tioman). Explore each destination below. Should you want to travel to a location not mentioned, please ENQUIRE with us with more information.
Myanmar
Explore the Mergui Archipelago which holds 800 islands of pristine untouched paradise. Experience the white sand beaches, flourishing marine life and traditional Moken people from the comfort of a luxury sailing catamaran. Expect privacy and serenity because this archipelago experiences very few tourists - allowing you to discover your own private paradise in peace.
Thailand
Explore the Andaman Sea that borders the west coast of Thailand, where 130 islands of extraordinary limestone cliffs await in the north and crystal clear waters await in the south. Catamaran sailing in Thailand is a perfect vacation, offering not only a variety of stunning landscapes but also a culture where the people are welcoming and the cuisine is divine. The only way to truly and intimately explore this destination is on the sea (on a luxury sailing catamaran wouldn't hurt either).
Langkawi
Explore the 99 tropical, remote islands in the Langkawi archipelago - a UNESCO-endorsed geopark. Langkawi is perfect for any nature lover or traveller looking for a quiet, serene getaway. Langkawi is a treasure trove for impressive rock formations, enchanting sea-water lakes and tropical wildlife, left untouched due to the lack of crowds.
