Join authentic sailing ship Star Clipper for this unique voyage under full sail visiting Thailand's picture-postcard islands and historic Penang in Malaysia.
Discover the highlights of Penang, including the magnificent Reclining Buddha, and take the opportunity to snorkel in the tranquil waters surrounding Ko Adang. Stroll along the pristine beaches of Ko Rok Nok, admire the spectacular limestone karsts which rise from the emerald-green waters of Phang Nga Bay and visit the idyllic Similan archipelago (not on the 5 Jan 2020 departure), considered one of the best diving locations in the world.
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Thailand and Penang Itinerary
Day 1 - Phuket (Thailand)
Embark Star Clipper in Phuket, Thailand's largest island which has retained much of its local culture.
Day 2 - Ko Butang or Ko Adang
Visit the island of Ko Butang or head to Ko Adang which lies north of Ko Lipe and is perfect for snorkelling.
Day 3 - Penang (Malaysia)
The island of Penang was part of the Malay sultanate until 1786. Highlights include the Reclining Buddha and the streets of Georgetown, lined with historical buildings, including 19th-century merchant houses.
Day 4 - Ko Adang (Butang archipelago, Thailand)
Ko Adang lies north of Ko Lipe and is perfect for snorkelling.
Day 5 - Ko Rok Nok
Ko Rok Nok boasts some of the most pristine beaches in Thailand as well as adbundant marine life and corals.
Day 6 - Phang Nga Bay - Ko Hong
See the magnificent limestone karsts which rise from the emerald-green waters of Phang Nga Bay. This afternoon, head to Ko Hong island off Krabi.
Day 7 - Similan Island or Ko Miang
The Similian archipelago is considered one of the best diving locations in the world. Visit one of the beautiful islands and keep an eye out for wildlife including crab-eating monkeys and lizards. Or visit Ko Miang.
Day 8 - Phuket
Disembark Star Clipper in Phuket.
The Captain reserves the right to alter the itinerary to suit wind and weather conditions.
5 Jan 2020 departure is 6 nights and does not visit Similan Island/Ko Miang.