Spend a long, luxurious day aboard a sailing yacht from Bophut, visiting Koh Madsum (Pig Island), Koh Tan and several small islets for snorkeling, beach time and Mediterranean-influenced dining with an open bar.
Spend a long, luxurious day aboard a sailing yacht from Bophut, visiting Koh Madsum (Pig Island), Koh Tan and several small islets for snorkeling, beach time and Mediterranean-influenced dining with an open bar.
A cool morning breeze slides across Bophut Beach as the Independence eases from the pier, its wake sketching the first line of your day. By mid-morning the yacht threads between low, rugged islets—the Five Islands reveal limestone shoulders and narrow sand spits—and the water changes from pale turquoise to a blue that seems to push you forward.
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Operated by Independence Yacht Charter Koh Samui · Bophut (Koh Samui), Surat Thani Province
A cool morning breeze slides across Bophut Beach as the Independence eases from the pier, its wake sketching the first line of your day. By mid-morning the yacht threads between low, rugged islets—the Five Islands reveal limestone shoulders and narrow sand spits—and the water changes from pale turquoise to a blue that seems to push you forward.
These offshore rocks are part of the Samui archipelago: volcanic and coral-built forms worn by wind and tide. Local fishing villages on Koh Samui have long harvested from these reefs, and you’ll still see longtail boats mending nets while the yacht’s chef prepares Mediterranean-style plates with Thai seafood accents.
Expect a day that balances leisure and light exploration. The schedule runs roughly 07:30–19:30 with resort transfer to Bophut, cruising to the Five Islands for views, a stop at Koh Madsum (Pig Island) for beach time, lunch on board, then snorkeling at Koh Tan. Snorkel gear is provided and restrooms are on board. Staff often serve canapés and prosecco on the return leg.
Practical notes: seas are calmest December–April; monsoon months bring choppier crossings. Wear reef-safe sunscreen and quick-dry layers, bring a light waterproof if rain is forecast, and consider motion-sickness pills if you’re prone to swell. The tour is suitable for most fitness levels but is long—plan sleep and hydration accordingly. Book weekdays or low season to avoid crowds and to get the most private feel from an otherwise popular circuit.
Yes—snorkeling equipment is included, but you may bring your own mask or fins for comfort.
Breakfast, lunch, dinner elements and an open bar (including prosecco) are listed as included on the tour.
Infant seats are available and service animals are allowed; confirm age and safety arrangements when booking.
The operator cancels for bad weather with full refunds available if canceled at least 24 hours in advance per their policy.
Independence Yacht Charter Koh Samui operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




A cool morning breeze slides across Bophut Beach as the Independence eases from the pier, its wake sketching the first line of your day. By mid-morning the yacht threads between low, rugged islets—the Five Islands reveal limestone shoulders and narrow sand spits—and the water changes from pale turquoise to a blue that seems to push you forward.
A cool morning breeze slides across Bophut Beach as the Independence eases from the pier, its wake sketching the first line of your day. By mid-morning the yacht threads between low, rugged islets—the Five Islands reveal limestone shoulders and narrow sand spits—and the water changes from pale turquoise to a blue that seems to push you forward.
These offshore rocks are part of the Samui archipelago: volcanic and coral-built forms worn by wind and tide. Local fishing villages on Koh Samui have long harvested from these reefs, and you’ll still see longtail boats mending nets while the yacht’s chef prepares Mediterranean-style plates with Thai seafood accents.
Expect a day that balances leisure and light exploration. The schedule runs roughly 07:30–19:30 with resort transfer to Bophut, cruising to the Five Islands for views, a stop at Koh Madsum (Pig Island) for beach time, lunch on board, then snorkeling at Koh Tan. Snorkel gear is provided and restrooms are on board. Staff often serve canapés and prosecco on the return leg.
Practical notes: seas are calmest December–April; monsoon months bring choppier crossings. Wear reef-safe sunscreen and quick-dry layers, bring a light waterproof if rain is forecast, and consider motion-sickness pills if you’re prone to swell. The tour is suitable for most fitness levels but is long—plan sleep and hydration accordingly. Book weekdays or low season to avoid crowds and to get the most private feel from an otherwise popular circuit.