Your own club, open air
Every boat in the line-up has a sound system, but a DJ changes the shape of the day. Someone reads the crowd, builds the set from the warm-up to the peak and drops the right track as the anchor goes down. Add a sound upgrade and LED lighting and the deck turns into a small open-air club.
Space for a booth and a dance floor favours the catamarans: Bassline 55 for up to 40 and Neon Tide 50 for up to 30. Afterglow 65 suits a tighter crowd of 20, with a flybridge and a slide for breaks between sets, and Midnight Pulse 102 gives the DJ its sun deck for 25 guests on an 8-hour day.
A good DJ on a boat also knows when to turn it down. Several islands around Phuket lie inside national parks, and in those bays the volume stays respectful towards other boats, swimmers and wildlife. The loud part of the set happens on open water and at anchorages where the captain is comfortable with it.
Power, space and set-up time differ from boat to boat, which is why the DJ and the sound upgrade are quoted together with the boat rather than as a fixed package.
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
Afterglow 65
- Up to 20 guests
- Length 65 ft
- Charter durations
- 3 cabins
Whole boat · price & availability confirmed on request
Midnight Pulse 102
- Up to 25 guests
- Length 102 ft
- Charter durations
- 4 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 1Line check
The DJ sets up on board before the guests arrive at the pier.
- Set 2Warm-up
Easy tempo while the boat leaves the bay and the crew gives the safety briefing.
- Set 3Peak time
Open water or a quiet anchorage approved by the captain – this is where the volume goes up.
- Set 4Chill set
Downtempo in national-park bays and during the swim stop.
- Set 5Closing track
One last build on the way home, timed for the lights of the coast.
Add-ons people ask for
- A DJ, booked on request
- Sound upgrade for the deck
- LED and party lighting
- Photographer and drone for the set
- Hotel transfer to and from the pier
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 bring our own DJ?
Often yes. Add it to the request notes and we check power, space and set-up time with the boat operator.
How loud can the music be?
Loud on open water, respectful in national-park bays and close to other boats. The captain has the final word.
Is the DJ part of the boat price?
No. The DJ, the sound upgrade and the LED lighting are add-ons, each quoted on request with your boat.
Tell us the date and the crew size – we reply with the boats that are free and a final price.