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Temple in Thailand

31st March 2014

This striking image of a Thai woman performing a typical Thai dance in front of a Temple demonstrates the cultural identity of Thailand perfectly.

Welcoming and fun-loving, the exotic and tropical country of Thailand exudes a radiant hue from its extravagant temples and golden coastlines. Discover the seemingly endless secluded coves and pristine beaches or seek out the gleaming temples and Golden Buddha’s to uncover your religious side.

Away from the popular tourist areas, the region incorporates a number of islands only accessible by yacht that have remained untouched. Retaining its natural beauty, this area is one of the best places to really experience the privacy and serenity a luxury charter yacht vacation can offer.

A Thailand yacht charter is a fantastic alternative to winter cruising vacations in the Caribbean and is best to visit between November and March. The Andaman Sea coast around the island of Phuket is a perfect winter haven overflowing with dazzling beaches, vibrant cultures and quaint villages and the warm waters here are ideal for all types of water sports. If you are more of an active traveller, take the tender ashore and explore the jungle-enveloped lands.

As well as being a fabulous charter destination, Thailand is also the home of the annual Phuket Boat Show (PIMEX) and the Asia Superyacht Rendezvous. From ancient majestic palaces, glorious temples and untouched beaches to rugged coastlines and amazing yacht shows, Thailand is a treasure trove simply waiting to be discovered.

Take a look at our Thailand photo tour for more photos and inspiration before seeing the full range of yachts available for Thailand yacht charters. Contact you yacht charter broker for more information.

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