Expeditions
Slow, small-group voyages through South East Asia and the Indian Ocean — half adventure, half education, entirely under sail.
Destinations
We sail where the anchorage is worth the passage. Itineraries are indicative — the weather, and the crew, decide the rest.
November – April · 7 or 10 nights
Phang Nga Bay's limestone cathedrals, the Similan Islands and the quiet south around Koh Lanta and Koh Rok. Warm water, steady north-easterlies and anchorages you will have to yourself before eight in the morning.
January – May · 10 nights
Palawan and the Bacuit archipelago: vertical islands, hidden lagoons reached only by tender, and villages where the yacht is the day's news.
May – September · 12 nights
Komodo and the Flores Sea. Strong tidal gates, volcanic anchorages and some of the most demanding, rewarding pilotage in Asia.
March & November · 14–21 nights
Ocean passages towards the Andamans, Sri Lanka and the Maldives. Blue water, watch systems and days without another light on the horizon.
Future voyages
Worldwide Sail
Berths are limited to six. Tell us which ocean you have been thinking about and we will send the full itinerary.