Le yacht a voile Red Baron

Le Red Baron est le plus grand yacht a voile de Koh Samui et de tout le golfe de Thailande. Le navire a ete construit au celebre chantier naval de Pernor dans la province de Surat Thani en utilisant du takhe-thong - l'un des bois les plus durs et les plus resistants de Thailande. Le design traditionnel de jonque chinoise, avec ses deux mats et ses vastes voiles cramoisies, fait du Red Baron le bateau le plus reconnaissable sur l'eau.

Le yacht mesure 30 metres de long et 6,5 metres de large, accueillant confortablement jusqu'a 70 passagers. Les voiles cramoisies sont plus qu'un simple element visuel saisissant : elles projettent une ombre naturelle sur le pont tout au long de la journee, gardant les invites au frais meme sous le soleil de midi thai.

Ponts et equipements a bord

Le pont superieur dispose de 10 transats avec tables a cocktails et fauteuils de massage - l'endroit ideal pour bronzer et admirer l'horizon. Le pont principal comporte une table a manger pour 16 et des banquettes confortables tout autour du perimetre. Sous le pont se trouve un salon douillet avec des tables en bois pour 18 - un refuge bienvenu contre la chaleur de l'apres-midi.

Le pont arriere ouvert accueille jusqu'a 8 invites supplementaires et abrite le bar, garni d'une large selection de cocktails rafraichissants et de boissons fraiches. Les amateurs de peche trouveront trois postes de peche dedies avec cannes incluses. Deux douches et deux toilettes assurent un confort total tout au long de la journee en mer.

Itineraires de croisiere

Le Red Baron propose trois itineraires de croisiere : une croisiere diner romantique au coucher du soleil vers Koh Som, une croisiere d'une journee complete autour de Koh Phangan avec des arrets a des plages secretes, et une expedition complete dans le parc marin d'Ang Thong. Chaque croisiere est tout compris : nourriture, boissons, equipement de snorkeling et transfer a l'hotel sont tous couverts.

Le snorkeling depuis le Red Baron est l'un des points forts de toute croisiere. Le yacht jette l'ancre dans des baies pittoresques a l'eau cristalline ou les poissons tropicaux et la vie marine sont facilement visibles depuis la surface. Tout l'equipement de snorkeling est fourni a bord et inclus dans le prix.

Croisiere diner au coucher du soleil Red Baron Koh Samui

Croisiere au coucher du soleil Red Baron Koh Samui

Coucher de soleil sur le yacht a voile Red Baron Koh Samui

Que prendre

Maillot de bain et une serviette

Creme solaire

Un appareil photo etanche

Chapeau et protection solaire

Lunettes de soleil

Ce qui est inclus

Prise en charge et retour a l'hotel
Boisson de bienvenue
Repas a bord

Fruits frais et collations
Cafe, the et boissons non alcoolisees
Equipement de snorkeling

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Tina Burmiston

26 juin 2026

★★★★★ Excellent

The Red Baron Sunset Cruise was simply incredible! The crew was absolutely amazing. Everyone was constantly working, always attentive and making sure every guest had a great experience. The food was delicious, and the ice cream was a wonderful surprise. Thank you for such a fantastic evening and unforgettable memories!

Vadi Kiranov

22 avril 2026

Everything went great 👌🏼 We enjoyed the party on the boat the most 🙌🏼 The highlight was the sunset 🌅 Unexpected places, like the mountain in the sea from the short film Lava 🏝️

Emma

27 juillet 2024

Thank you so much for the incredible journey on the amazing vessel. We felt like we were in a fairy tale, sailing under crimson sails. The experience was unforgettable. Huge thanks to the guides for their outstanding organization - everything was TOP-NOTCH. Highly recommend it to everyone who loves the sea, sails, sunshine, and palm trees.

Elena

6 mai 2024

We took a delightful sea trip around the neighboring island of Phangan on a wooden schooner with red sails. The voyage was a bit long, but we enjoyed plenty of sea views. Through my spyglass, I could clearly see the rocks, beaches, palms, and even birds. One large, black bird persistently flew alongside the ship over the sea for quite a while. It was almost blown away by the wind, but it heroically battled against it and kept flying.

We also witnessed a rapid change in weather, which happens very swiftly here - scorching sun, strong wind, black clouds next to the stunningly turquoise sea, tropical downpours, large round raindrops on the sea's surface, everything uniformly gray and misty, sunbeams breaking through the clouds, reflections, sunspots on the water, and then blue skies and sunshine all over again.

The snorkeling stops were fantastic. The first was at a small island near Phangan, connected to it by a sandy spit that is completely submerged during high tide. In the water, there is a living coral reef and a multitude of fish. For the first time, we saw royal carp in the sea. There were also amazing striped fish, black and white, but they were flat and pearlescent! Beautiful anemones and dangerous underwater mouths were just waiting to snap up an unwary fish.

There were also larger fish, with various spots, resembling leopards and giraffes. The second stop was at a restaurant on a rocky cape jutting into the sea. There were plenty of striped fish that you could feed! Usually, in Thailand, feeding fish and other marine life is prohibited, especially in reserves, where there are hefty fines for it. But here, it was allowed. During the excursion, they gave out bread for everyone to feed the fish.

This was a very amusing activity - you had to break off a piece of white bread, dip it into the water, and wait a bit for the fish to recognize the bread as food and not a threat. When the bravest striped fish opened its mouth and took a bite, all the others would swim up, and the bread would quickly disappear. Larger yellow-gray fish would swim up from below, menacingly opening their mouths and aiming for the bread. Sometimes, they would catch your finger instead of the bread! It wasn't painful, but it was startling. I never expected the fish to tear at the bread with such force; you could really feel it. When all the bread was gone, we had nothing more to delight the fish with, so we swam off to explore the surroundings. The water was shallow, with both live and dead corals on the bottom. You swim carefully, trying not to touch them, and it feels like you're dipping your head into an aquarium. There were many different fish, but the water was a bit murky, not great for filming.

Another highlight was the delicious food on the ship, as if we had gone to a restaurant. We were fed three times - a light breakfast, lunch, and afternoon tea. We ate so much that we thought we wouldn't eat again for the next couple of days!

On the way back, we were treated to a fantastic sunset! At first, the sun descended traditionally towards the sea horizon, then, a bit earlier than expected, it was swallowed up by a dense dark gray cloud over the sea and completely disappeared. But then the sun sank even lower and found a break in the cloud... And through this gap, the Eye of God looked at us. Its pupil was a perfectly round orange Sun.

George

28 avril 2024

Good day! In 2013, we sailed around the island on the Red Baron, back when the owner himself and his wife accompanied the excursion. It's a bit worn out now, but overall, we got everything we wanted, and there was a magnificent sunset 🙂 Thanks again.
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