The squad, the sea, no strangers
A stag or hen weekend in Phuket needs one moment when the whole group is together, nobody is watching the clock and the soundtrack belongs entirely to you. A private boat gives you exactly that: no strangers on deck, no queue, and a crew that handles the sailing while you handle the speeches and the dares.
Group size decides the boat. A full squad of 25 to 40 fits on Bassline 55 or Neon Tide 50, with trampolines for the group photo and space to dance on deck. Ten or twelve close friends get a sleeker feel on Velvet Night 55, and Afterglow 65 sits in between at up to 20, with a flybridge lounge and a slide at anchor.
Matching shirts, a sash for the guest of honour, a banner on the rail – bring them, or ask for LED and party decoration in your request. Keep in mind that the boat is a working vessel: the captain has the final word on route and swimming, and the volume drops in national-park bays out of respect for everyone else in the water.
Organisers like the maths, too. Because every price covers the whole boat, a big squad splits the cost into a small share per head, and one offer covers the boat and the add-ons.
Boats that play this party
Neon Tide 50
- Up to 30 guests
- Length 50 ft
- Charter durations
Whole boat · price & availability confirmed on request
Bassline 55
- Up to 40 guests
- Length 55 ft
- Charter durations
Whole boat · price & availability confirmed on request
Velvet Night 55
- Up to 12 guests
- Length 55 ft
- Charter durations
- 3 cabins
Whole boat · price & availability confirmed on request
Afterglow 65
- Up to 20 guests
- Length 65 ft
- Charter durations
- 3 cabins
Whole boat · price & availability confirmed on request
No boat matches both filters – try another size or type, or send us a request.
How the day runs
- Set 1Roll call
Everyone meets at the pier and the crew counts heads against the boat’s maximum.
- Set 2Mic drop
Under way, the chief organiser takes the microphone for the speeches and the challenges.
- Set 3Swim stop
Anchor at a quiet beach, jump in from the stern while the crew keeps watch.
- Set 4Squad photo
Photographer or drone for the group picture on the trampolines or the flybridge.
- Set 5Send-off
Cruise back with the loudest track saved for the moment the pier comes into view.
Add-ons people ask for
- LED decoration, banners and a theme in your colours
- A photographer or drone for the group photo
- A DJ for crews of 20 and more
- BBQ or catering so the party has a base
- Hotel transfer, so the group arrives and leaves together
All add-ons are on request and quoted with the boat – see the add-ons page for details.
Safe at sea, loud where it fits
House rules on every boat. Swimming happens at anchor, with the crew watching the water. Life jackets are on board for every guest. The captain decides the route on the day, and the music comes down to a respectful level inside national-park bays.
National-park fees are charged per person and paid on the day; they are not part of the boat price.
Questions before you board
Can we decorate the boat?
Yes. Bring your own banners and costumes, or ask for LED and party decoration on request; the crew tells you what can be fixed where.
Are there rules on board?
No dress code. The captain and crew are in charge of safety, so their instructions on swimming, the bow and the volume apply to everyone.
Can a stag group and a hen group share one boat?
Of course. The guest maximum counts everyone aboard, so add both groups together when you choose the crew size.
Tell us the date and the crew size – we reply with the boats that are free and a final price.