On board
What is included on a party boat?
Captain and crew, the whole boat for your group, fuel for the planned route, soft drinks and ice, fresh fruit, snorkelling gear, kayak, paddleboard, towels, life jackets and a sound system. Catering is on request.
Can we play our own music?
Yes. Connect to the boat’s sound system or book a DJ and a sound upgrade as add-ons.
Are there limits on the volume?
In national-park bays the music stays at a respectful level. On open water and at quiet anchorages it can go louder, at the captain’s discretion.
How many guests fit on each boat?
Bassline 55 takes up to 40, Neon Tide 50 up to 30, Midnight Pulse 102 up to 25, Afterglow 65 up to 20 and Velvet Night 55 up to 12.
Booking & prices
How does a request work?
Use the Party Builder or the request form: vibe, crew size, time slot, add-ons and date. We check with the boat operator and reply with the final price and a plan. Nothing is reserved until you accept.
Is the price per person?
No. Every price is for the whole boat, private to your group. Listed prices include 7% VAT.
What about deposit and cancellation?
The deposit, the payment method and any cancellation terms are set out and confirmed in your booking, so you see them before you agree.
Do you own the boats?
No. We are a booking and planning service. Each boat is run by its owner with its own captain and crew.
Safety & weather
When can we swim?
At anchor, with the crew supervising the water. Never while the boat is moving.
What if the weather turns?
The captain decides the route on the day and may change the anchorage, shorten a leg or move the party to sheltered water. How changes are handled is confirmed in your booking.
When is the sea calmest?
November to April. The south-west monsoon from May to October brings more swell and rain; Phang Nga Bay is sheltered through the year.
Are national-park fees included?
No. They are charged per person and paid on the day.
Still got a question? Add it to your request and we answer it in the reply.