A Traditional Wooden Sunset Cruise Boat, Rebuilt for Slow Days
The boat is not simply transport between islands. It is the place the afternoon unfolds—wide decks, open views, deep cushions, shade when you want it and enough room to choose your own pace.
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Rooftop lounge
The rooftop is built for the long view. Shared sofas and oversized lounging space look out across the Andaman without the enclosed feeling of a speedboat cabin.
A regular ticket includes access to the shared rooftop and deck seating. Groups who want a private base can reserve a sofa during checkout, subject to availability.
Shade, sun and space
Not everyone wants seven hours in direct sun. The main deck offers shaded seating, while the rooftop gives sunbathers a clear view. Moving between the two is easy throughout the cruise.
Bamboo carries a maximum of 30 guests. The aim is not silent formality; it is enough personal space to swim, socialize, listen to music or disappear into a cushion.
Comfort after the water
A hot freshwater shower makes it possible to rinse off after snorkeling or the night swim. A proper Western-style bathroom means the trip remains comfortable for families and guests spending a full afternoon at sea.
Life jackets are available for all ages, and the boat carries comprehensive first-aid and safety equipment. The crew gives a briefing before departure and controls every water entry.
Bar, food and sound
The signature snack bar stays open all afternoon with chips, nuts, candy and fruit. Water, soft drinks, tea and coffee are included, while the cocktail bar serves drinks for purchase.
Music runs across the boat at a level designed to create energy without flattening the sound of the sea. At sunset, the Thai buffet is served on deck.