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Aussie Divers Phuket Luxury Speedboat

Aussie Divers Phuket Luxury Speedboat

Aussie Divers Phuket – Luxury Speedboat

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Aussie Divers Phuket Boat Coral Island

Aussie Divers Phuket Boat Coral Island

Private Charter – Advanced Bookings Required

With the advent of low cost air fares and discount accommodation holiday makers are now travelling in larger groups. It is not unusual now in Phuket to see groups or families of between 12 – 16 people.

Aussie Divers Phuket offer a range of different private boat charters which are now becoming more and more popular.

The advantage of a private charter is that you are in control of what you do, sure we will make recommendations however the ultimate decision will be yours. This gives you greater freedom and variety and better value for your money.

The is a wide range of destinations and prices however the most popular is the Phi Phi snorkeling and island tour.

Prices

Prices start from THB 40,000 (low season, April to October, not including the diving or marine park fees payable at Phi Phi Islands) and the speedboat can take up to 16 snorkelers or non divers. Advanced booking is required for high season (November – March), contact our staff for a quote.

Not included in the price is the scuba diving or private snorkels guides.

The typical itinerary for this trip would be (weather and time dependant). Please note the this is just a sample itinerary, the times may change depending on what activities you would like to do with your private charter.

Maya Bay Phi Phi Aussie Divers Speedboat

Maya Bay Phi Phi Aussie Divers Speedboat

Sample Itinerary For a Private Charter

07:00: Pick up from your hotel in a private minibus
08:00: Arrive at Chalong Pier
10:00: Look for Dolphins at Mai Ton (weather dependant, not guaranteed)
11:00: Snorkel at Khao Bida Nok/Bida Nai
12:00: Visit the famous Maya Bay (Beach is currently closed, can still swim inside the bay, however)
12:45: Cruise past Viking cave
13:00: Lunch on the boat or optional visit to Phi Phi Don for lunch on the main island
15:00: Visit the stunning Bee Lay Bay
16:00: Leave Phi Phi for Phuket
17:00: Arrive back at Chalong Pier
17:30: Back to your hotel

In addition to a snorkeling the snorkeling and day tour we can also offer private scuba diving for one or all of the customers. Scuba diving does however reduce the amount of space on the boat which will limit the number of customers permitted.

Please note that during the low-season (May – October) these private charters would be weather dependent. We do also look at taking the speedboat out of the water yearly around August.

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Aussie Divers Speedboat Phi Phi

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