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Review our fleet and choose a yacht that gives you what you want! We have Catamarans, Racers, Cruisers, Classic yachts, Training yachts, Power boats or Superyachts. We offer you bareboat and crewed yachts.

Below are links to the current classic boats available for use on our holidays and trips. If you come across one that suits you, let us know! If you want something more specific or special, why not ask us to source this yacht and arrange a possible charter for you?

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Please review the following choices of boats: Catamarans | Racing | Sloops | Classics | Luxury Motor Yacht

Merdeka

about the boat
Merdeka was built in Tanah Bahru, South Sulawesi by on the beach by Bugis Craftsmen. The boatbuilding tradition has been in the families for centuries—skills and designs have been passed from father to son since before the Dutch invaded in the 1600’s.

The shipbuilding and seafaring prowess of the Bugis nation are legendary. Some say that the word “Bogeyman” originated from “Bugis Man”. A fierce, independent nation of seafarers, pirates, traders or adventurers who have been building and sailing Phinisi boats from the 1600’s.

Merdeka was built in the mid 1990’s and launched in 1996 and sailed the seas around Makassar for the next eight years when she changed hands and sailed to Phuket.

She has been extensively refitted in Thailand and is now ready for you to step aboard and

cool facts ...
Built: In Teak wood in 1995, in South Sulawesi
Length: 27 Meters (88 Feet) Beam:6 Meters (19 Feet) Draft:2 Meters (6 1/2 Feet)
Engine:-230 HP Nissan Diesel main engine - 2.200 L. fuel capacity
Sails: 7
Speed: 6 knots
Electronics: - VHF radio – GPS - Depth sounder
Electricity: - 20 KVA Diesel Genset. - 3 KW Inverter for silent 220V power - 12 volt battery system
Cabins: 2 Cabins with a Kingsize bed and a single bunk bed.
Safety Equipment: - Avon life raft - Life Jackets- Man overboard buoys - Distress flares - Fire extinguishers - First Aid kit
Dinghy: - 3.1m inflatable dinghy with 5 HP Yamaha

Meroja

about the boat
Launched in 1998, SY Meroja was built in Phuket by local craftsmen under the supervision of experienced European boat builders. Two comfortable double cabins, two twin and one larger triple berth main cabin, all with ensuite bathroom, are waiting to accomodate up to eleven guests in lush comfort.

The Meroja sailing crew offers you the best in crewed southeast-asian sailing charters that money can buy.

With a length of 25 meters SY Meroja offers you all the space needed for comfortable and luxurious cruising in the stunning waters of the Andaman Sea.

cool facts ...
Length: 82 ft (24.8m)
No. of guests: Up to 11 guests
Cabins: Two comfortable double cabins, two twin and one larger triple berth main cabin, all with ensuite bathroom.
Comfort: Airconditioning, water maker to supply fresh water usage, separate crew quarters
Entertainment: CD/MP3 audio system, video
Standard: 2 tenders, canoe, snorkeling equipment, fishing gear
Extra: Diving
Design/built: Ketch, built in Phuket in 1998
Sailing: With 317 sm sailing area, Meroja can reach a top sailing speed of 10 knots.
Special: The professional crew, incl. European skipper, a Thai chef and 2 deck hands, have their own quarters and facilities. They are dedicated to offering quality service throughout your cruise and are happy to share their local knowledge and insight into Thai history and culture. Above all, their main aim is to be sure that your sailing holiday on SY Meroja is memorable and extremely relaxing

Raja Laut

about the boat
Built in the 21st Century, this impressive classic sailing vessel has all the luxuries required for extremely comfortable sailing holidays in South East Asia.

Over 100ft in length she can accommodate 12 guests in 6 spacious air-conditioned staterooms, all with private en suite bathrooms.

Below decks she has a spacious galley and a large saloon but, with her thirty meters of flush deck and steady motion, most meals will be set up al fresco under the main boom while the guests enjoy the magnificent cruising grounds of Southeast Asia.

cool facts ...
Length 100 ft (30 m)
No. of guests: Up to 12 guests
Cabins: 3 double ensuite cabins with private bathroom and shower. 3 twin ensuite cabins with private bathroom/shower
Comfort: Airconditioning, hot running water, water maker to supply fresh water usage, separate crew quarters
Entertainment: CD/MP3 audio system, Television and DVD, Satellite communication system, internet.
Standard: 2 tenders, 2 sea kayaks, a pair of water skis, a wake board, snorkeling equipment
Extra: Diving (Dive instructor and 8 Mares dive sets)
Design/built: Gaff-rigged Topsail Schooner, built in Malaysia
Sailing: With 400 sqm sailing area, Raja Laut can reach a top sailing speed of 11 knots.
Special: With an experienced Captain at her helm, supported by her friendly crew, divemaster and gourmet chef, Raja Laut is clearly in a class by herself, providing exclusive sailing holidays, luxury expeditions and diving exploration.

Seraph

about the boat
Seraph is a ‘no compromise’ Schooner whose sailing systems are based on those developed and perfected by the North Atlantic Fishing Schooners of the mid-nineteenth century. All sails are hoisted, trimmed and dropped manually by the crew and numbers of very willing volunteer guests who enjoy this unusual type of exercise known as ‘sweating the lines’ – for obvious reasons!

Her decks are large and uncluttered with an awning covering approximately 25% of the area of the deck, providing cover from the elements for 30 people or more. Should anyone wish to expose themselves to the tropical sun, huge forward areas for ‘cooking’ are available! The only compromise to modern times can be found below decks where a well equipped galley is able to provide excellent catering and two electric heads (toilets) have been installed.

3 Doubles and 1 Twin Cabin – 2 Heads and Showers

cool facts ...
Length: On Deck – 58.5 Ft.
To end of Bowsprit – 75 Ft
Beam
16.5 ftDraft 5.5 ft
Design: Originally Oak Planks and Frames – replaced by local Takean Tong where needed. Masts and Spars are German Larch.
Weight: Never ask a lady her weight! (some say she may be over 60 Tons)
Sail Area: Huge
Technical: 12.5 KVA Generator supplying 12, 24, 220/240 Volts and 3-Phase. (Nuclear Reactor under consideration!). Engine 180 HP Diesel
Electronics: Compass and Sextant – we occasionally cheat and use a GPS Plotter!

Silalona

about the boat
Built in the 21st Century, this impressive luxury sailing vessel has all the space you expect, all the luxury you deserve, fine dining, decadent lounging and the best destinations in Asia.

She offers you discoveries to surprise you, culture to enchant you, fabulous diving and breathtaking sunsets. Five comfortable air-conditioned cabins, a length of almost 50 meters, over 500 square meters of sails and a team of 17 crew, take you to places far beyond your dreams.

A traditional vessel that speaks of the history of the Spice Trade... the perfect escape at sea, freedom like you never had!

cool facts ...
Length 163 ft (47,7m)
No. of guests: Up to 10 guests
Cabins: 5 double ensuite cabins with private bathroom and shower.
Comfort: Airconditioning, hot running water, water maker to supply fresh water usage, separate crew quarters
Entertainment: CD/MP3 audio system, Television and DVD, computer equipment
Standard: 3 tenders, sea kayaks, water skis, snorkeling equipment, diving equipment
Extra: Diving courses
Design/built: Gaff-rigged Phinisi, built in Indonesia in 2004
Sailing: With 500 sqm sailing area, Silolona can reach a top sailing speed of 12 knots.
Special: With an experienced Captain at her helm, supported by her friendly crew of 17 (including divemaster and gourmet chef), Silolona is clearly in a class by herself, providing exclusive sailing holidays, luxury expeditions and diving exploration of the beaten paths of tourism. Embark on a Private Expedition Journey visiting the tribes of the Papuas (Irian Jaya), explore the Mergui Archipellago in Burma, or take in the wonders of Komodo world heritage site in Indonesia.