JUNE BAHTRA CRUISE
Meet Asian Oasis’ traditional wooden junk boats, the June Bahtra 1 & 2 and the Jit Jai.
These wooden sailing yachts are fully seaworthy and have created memorable and unforgettable experiences for many of our passengers since over 25 years.
June Bahtra 1
June Bahtra 2
Jit Jai
In view of the “new normal” and social distancing regulations, June Bahtra Cruises are now only available for private Charter.
Be your own Captain and command our experienced, professional Crew consisting of a Captain, a crew member and a host or hostess.
You may decide on your cruising route yourself, or our team will be happy consulting you on a route tailor-made to suit your interests.
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Meals
From a private Chef onboard, to a seafood BBQ, a simple but delicious Thai or Western Lunch or Dinner to a tasty picnic box – your set the tone and we deliver. Or bring your own food, and we can prepare it nicely in our kitchen onboard.
Transportation
Do let us know if you require transportation from and to your accommodation and we shall gladly make the necessary arrangements.
Provisions
Prior to your cruise, we will send you a complete list of provisions – items we can purchase for you, so you do not need to worry about anything than about your family and friends.
BOAT LAYOUT
June Bahtra 1
Staff : 1 captain / 2 crews
Max. Speed : 7 knots/hr.
Lenght : 16 Meters.
Power : 140 HP
Capacity : 20 passengers
June Bahtra 2
Staff : 1 captain / 2 crews
Max. Speed : 7 knots/hr.
Lenght : 16 Meters.
Power : 160 HP
Capacity : 20 passengers
Jit Jai
Staff : 1 captain / 3 crews
Max. Speed : 8 knots/hr.
Lenght : 18.50 Meters.
Power : 230 HP
Capacity : 30 passengers
Activities at JUNE BAHTRA CRUISE
Snorkeling
Stand-up paddling
Canoe / Kayak excursions
Relaxing and Swimming on a Peaceful Beach
Watch The Sunset on The Andaman Sea
Enjoy a delicious Sunset Dinner aboard
Activity Location
Phang Nga Bay
Also known as Ao Phang Nga National Park, Phang Nga Bay lies in the northeastern of Phuket Island near Phang Nga province. Besides crystal clear water, it is famous for tall, dramatic limestone islands, mangrove forests and many small islands with white sandy beaches. It's one of the best places in Thailand to explore the natural beauty of marine life.
James Bond Island
James Bond Island got its name from one of the James Bond movie series that was filmed here in 1974. It is a photogenic, limestone outcrop about 20 meters tall, jutting out of the emerald green sea. Located about 60 kilometers from the mainland, it is part of a group of small islands, including Khao Phing Kan, which is another natural wonder in the area.
James Bond Island becomes an iconic landscape that draws hundreds of tourists on a daily basis. It may get busy during certain time of the day. It is worth a visit if you go there at a less busy time.
Koh Panyee
Not so far from James Bond Island is Koh Panyee. It is a small Muslim fishing village where tour operators drop off tourists for lunch. The village, which is built on stilt, has a population of 360 families. The villagers are believed to descend from Java in the 18th century.
Even though the community enjoys the benefits of tourism, the villagers’ livelihood still primarily revolves around fishing. The June Bahtra cruise stops at Koh Panyee during the full day tour. This offers an opportunity to get a glimpse of the way of life of local people.
Baan Sam Chong Village
The full day June Bahtra cruise does not only take you on a journey to admire the beauty of Phang Nga Bay but also observes a way of life of indigeneous people living in the area. In this tour, you will visit a century-old fishing community on a small island, learn about their culture and craftsmanship and enjoy fresh seafood lunch in a local restaurant.
Departure and Arrival at Yacht Haven Marina Pier
Yacht Haven Marina pier
98/31 Surin Road, Tambol Taladyai,
Amphur Muang, Phuket 83000