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Set sail from Chalong for a private catamaran half-day to Banana Beach, with swimming, snorkeling and a Promthep Cape sunset. This relaxed cruise blends shallow reef snorkeling, shoreline time, and a late-afternoon golden-hour finish.
Set sail from Chalong for a private catamaran half-day to Banana Beach, with swimming, snorkeling and a Promthep Cape sunset. This relaxed cruise blends shallow reef snorkeling, shoreline time, and a late-afternoon golden-hour finish.
The hull slips from Chalong Pier and the sea opens—a wide blue that pushes and cradles the catamaran as you head south-east toward Banana Beach. Onboard, conversation eases and the motor hushes until only wind and waves set the pace; palms and a white crescent appear between forested rock and shallow turquoise that crowds with curious fish.
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Operated by MY Holiday Centre · Chalong, Phuket Province
The hull slips from Chalong Pier and the sea opens—a wide blue that pushes and cradles the catamaran as you head south-east toward Banana Beach. Onboard, conversation eases and the motor hushes until only wind and waves set the pace; palms and a white crescent appear between forested rock and shallow turquoise that crowds with curious fish.
Banana Beach sits off Phuket’s southeastern shore near Coral Island; its sand and shoreline reflect the island’s limestone geology and the seasonal rhythms of the Andaman Sea. Promthep Cape, later in the afternoon, is a jagged promontory that has long served as a local maritime landmark and now draws sunset watchers. Along the way expect birdlife—Great Hornbills are occasionally seen—and a coastline shaped by tidal currents and nearshore coral reefs that sustain both fish and local fishing traditions.
Practically, this private half-day runs about 5–6 hours with a roughly 15–30 minute sail to Banana Beach and time to swim, snorkel, or relax onshore. Guides typically provide soft drinks, boarding from Chalong Pier at mid-afternoon, and return after sunset at Promthep Cape. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, secure footwear for the beach’s mix of sand and rock, and a light layer for post-sunset breeze. Watch currents when swimming, respect marked reef areas, and plan hotel transfers around the 7 pm return. For photographers, the golden hour at Promthep is one of Phuket’s most dependable displays—arrive ready to capture color and motion without losing time on logistics.
Yes—shallow reefs and clear water make it a common snorkel stop; guides will brief you on safe zones and currents.
Soft drinks are included; you may bring additional snacks or food per operator guidelines—check beforehand for restrictions.
The trip accommodates most fitness levels, but infants must sit on laps and travelers with certain mobility or spinal issues should consult the operator before booking.
Standard cancellation applies—cancel at least 24 hours for a full refund; operators monitor sea conditions and will advise if the trip must be changed for safety.
MY Holiday Centre operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The hull slips from Chalong Pier and the sea opens—a wide blue that pushes and cradles the catamaran as you head south-east toward Banana Beach. Onboard, conversation eases and the motor hushes until only wind and waves set the pace; palms and a white crescent appear between forested rock and shallow turquoise that crowds with curious fish.
The hull slips from Chalong Pier and the sea opens—a wide blue that pushes and cradles the catamaran as you head south-east toward Banana Beach. Onboard, conversation eases and the motor hushes until only wind and waves set the pace; palms and a white crescent appear between forested rock and shallow turquoise that crowds with curious fish.
Banana Beach sits off Phuket’s southeastern shore near Coral Island; its sand and shoreline reflect the island’s limestone geology and the seasonal rhythms of the Andaman Sea. Promthep Cape, later in the afternoon, is a jagged promontory that has long served as a local maritime landmark and now draws sunset watchers. Along the way expect birdlife—Great Hornbills are occasionally seen—and a coastline shaped by tidal currents and nearshore coral reefs that sustain both fish and local fishing traditions.
Practically, this private half-day runs about 5–6 hours with a roughly 15–30 minute sail to Banana Beach and time to swim, snorkel, or relax onshore. Guides typically provide soft drinks, boarding from Chalong Pier at mid-afternoon, and return after sunset at Promthep Cape. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, secure footwear for the beach’s mix of sand and rock, and a light layer for post-sunset breeze. Watch currents when swimming, respect marked reef areas, and plan hotel transfers around the 7 pm return. For photographers, the golden hour at Promthep is one of Phuket’s most dependable displays—arrive ready to capture color and motion without losing time on logistics.