Malaysia Yacht Charter Guide

Best explored by yacht, these tropical waters are surrounded by white, sandy shores and swaying coconut trees, a truly picturesque site that you’ll have to see for yourself. The ultra-modern marina of Telaga Harbor in Langkawi is the perfect place to dock your yacht as you head ashore to immerse yourself in the lush landscapes.

The Langkawi archipelago offers 99+ topical islands, each boasting its own unique character with thick rainforests and mystifying caves to explore. Hike Gunung Mat Cincang and admire the spectacular 360-degree scenery at the summit. a roundtrip hike can take between two-four hours, depending on your speed to reach the top; for those who have yet to experience it, the views are absolutely worth it. If you’re keener to lay back and relax, the white sand beach of Datai Bay is a secluded pocket of peace at the northwestern end of Langkawi and is also home to the five-star Datai Langkawi Resort.

You can sail a little further south to Penang where you will find a paradise of different cuisines and delicacies. You can visit the capital, Georgetown, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, to get a sense of the different cultures, history and religions that inhabit the island.

The youthful, more active island of Tioman is considered a geological wonder of Southeast Asia. The waters are abundant with coral reefs and marine life, while the island itself is a seamless mix of white-sand beaches and beautiful rainforests. Whether you choose to explore the turquoise waters or roam aimlessly along the shore, Tioman Island offers excitement for all ages, making it a popular site for younger travelers.

Finally, if time allows, you can plan your luxury yacht charter as a “dual-destination” holiday. With its close proximity to Thailand, tack on a detour to the island of Phuket for even more adventure. With your luxury yacht as your floating home base, the possibilities are endless.