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Phuket to Langkawi Yacht Rally 05-22 January 2012

by Maggie Joyce on 24 May 2011
Transit on warm flat seas Maggie Joyce http://marinerboating.com.au
Mariner Boating Holidays announce details of the 2012 Phuket to Langkawi Rally, a one way slide from Phuket to Langkawi, across the prevailing north easterly wind.

Mariner founder and CEO Trevor Joyce said the one way trip had huge benefits on this trip because some of the best Thai islands in the Andaman Sea are nearer to Langakwi than to Phuket and therefore normally unreachable on charters returning to Phuket.

The rally through the Andaman Sea offers warm crystal clear water, first class diving and snorkelling, stunning palm tree lined white sand beaches, spectacular limestone formations and ancient rain forests - all flavoured with famous Thai and Malay cuisine and hospitality.

Mariner are offering the opportunity to win free flights to the Phuket to Langkawi Yacht Rally by making a booking before August.

the fleet heading to race start © Maggie Joyce http://marinerboating.com.au
the fleet heading to race start © Maggie Joyce http://marinerboating.com.au


Tarutao National Park © Maggie Joyce http://marinerboating.com.au
Tarutao National Park © Maggie Joyce http://marinerboating.com.au


Rangers approach to collect park fees © Maggie Joyce http://marinerboating.com.au
Rangers approach to collect park fees © Maggie Joyce http://marinerboating.com.au


moored close to the beach Ko Pak Bia © Maggie Joyce http://marinerboating.com.au
moored close to the beach Ko Pak Bia © Maggie Joyce http://marinerboating.com.au


longtail with the limestone backdrop © Maggie Joyce http://marinerboating.com.au
longtail with the limestone backdrop © Maggie Joyce http://marinerboating.com.au


local fisermen often supplied us with a fresh fish meal © Maggie Joyce http://marinerboating.com.au
local fisermen often supplied us with a fresh fish meal © Maggie Joyce http://marinerboating.com.au


Ko Pak Bia © Maggie Joyce http://marinerboating.com.au
Ko Pak Bia © Maggie Joyce http://marinerboating.com.au


Bulone is a peaceful unspoilt lunch stop-over © Maggie Joyce http://marinerboating.com.au
Bulone is a peaceful unspoilt lunch stop-over © Maggie Joyce http://marinerboating.com.au


At anchor beside the limestone formations © Maggie Joyce http://marinerboating.com.au
At anchor beside the limestone formations © Maggie Joyce http://marinerboating.com.au

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