Overview

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Koh Haa literally translates to mean Five Islands, an appropriate name for this group of five small, uninhabited islands, which can be seen on the horizon from our home, Koh Lanta Yai.

Three of the islands surround an area of shallow water, which locals refer to as the lagoon. There are two beaches within the entire group, which are guaranteed to be empty at certain times of the day.

In high season, between the hours of 9am and 3pm, divers and snorkelers come to enjoy the diverse and special marine life that can be found here. After that the islands are deserted, making them an ideal location for a peaceful sunset out at sea, yet still close to land.

Special things to do

The waters around Koh Haa are home to a number of different dive sites, offering visitors the opportunity to experience all the marine wonders of the Andaman Sea. With shallow and deep waters, diverse typography, and rich marine life it is ideal for every level of diver and great for snorkelers too.

Choose our rendezvous scuba dive charter to see the best of Koh Haa, or snorkel and relax on the boat to experience the primitive beauty of these beautiful pinnacles.

Koh Haa Thailand Sailing Information

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Koh Haa Thailand Sailing Seasons
Phuket and the surrounding areas including Koh Haa Thailand is best known as a winter destination amongst package holidaymakers looking for constant sunshine. But the summer months – Phuket and Phang-ngas green season offer perfect conditions for keen sailors who want something more than a gentle cruise between idyllic islands.

From May through to October, the southwest monsoon brings with it reliable winds averaging 12 knots. Spells of brilliant clear blue skies are interspersed with occasional showers and temperatures are never lower than 25’C. Phuket Race Week, held in July each year, is timed to take advantage of the green seasons perfect sailing weather and presents the perfect opportunity to combine a few days yacht racing with cruising Phang Nga Bay under sail.

Phuket marinas:
Phuket is home to three world class marinas:

• Yacht Haven Marina – 8 km from Phuket airport
• Boat Lagoon Marina, – 20 km from Phuket airport
• Royal Phuket Marina, – 20 km from Phuket airport

Where to sail from Phket

Travelling to Phuket and Koh Haa Thailand

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By plane to Phuket
Many international airlines fly direct to Phuket Airport from Australia, Europe and many locations in Asia including Hongkong, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, making stop overs in Bangkok unnessessary, specially in the main travel time from november to april…

Domestic flights connect Phuket with nearly all in Thailand.

By bus to Phuket
Air-conditioned buses leave Bangkok Bus Terminals heading for Phuket several times a day. In most cases they leave in the evening and arrive the following day. Bus travel normally takes about 13 hours.

By ferry to Phuket
Depending on where you are departing from to come t Phuket, there are many ferry service to bring visitors from Koh Samui, Krabi, Koh Haa Thailand and Phi Phi. Normally a ferry from Phi Phi to Phuket takes about 2 hours.