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'''Ao Chalong'''.
 
[[Image:Au_Cha_Long.jpg|right|thumb|400px|Ao Chalong]]
[[Image:Au_Cha_Long.jpg|right|thumb|400px|Ao Chalong]]
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'''Ao Chalong'''.
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A huge shallow anchorage on the South East Coast of Phuket Island.<br>
A huge shallow anchorage on the South East Coast of Phuket Island.<br>
At 7° 49' 22.12" North  98°20' 59.1"  
At 7° 49' 22.12" North  98°20' 59.1"  
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Holding is sticky grey clay mud - Marine Dept Moorings are available for pick up - if used check by backing up on the mooring  (some are suspect)
Holding is sticky grey clay mud - Marine Dept Moorings are available for pick up - if used check by backing up on the mooring  (some are suspect)
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'''Nai Harn'''
 
[[Image:Nai_Hahn_Bay.jpg|right|thumb|250px|Nai Hahn Bay]]
[[Image:Nai_Hahn_Bay.jpg|right|thumb|250px|Nai Hahn Bay]]
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'''Nai Harn'''
A sheltered bay from the North East monsoon<br>  
A sheltered bay from the North East monsoon<br>  
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During the Great Tsunami a large number of yachts were in this bay waiting to head off to the Red sea and beyond - fortunately they were all anchored well off shore so that when the Tsunami struck no yacht was taken, all rising and falling with the wave passing under. On shore a lot a damage - a lot of people drowned.
During the Great Tsunami a large number of yachts were in this bay waiting to head off to the Red sea and beyond - fortunately they were all anchored well off shore so that when the Tsunami struck no yacht was taken, all rising and falling with the wave passing under. On shore a lot a damage - a lot of people drowned.
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'''Kata North and South'''.
 
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[[Image:Kata_Bays_-_Sat_pics.jpg|right|thumb|250px|Kata North & South]]
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[[Image:Kata_Bays_-_Sat_Pics.jpg|right|thumb|250px|Kata North & South]]
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'''Kata North and South'''.
2  bays open to the South West - not suitable for anchoring during the S.W. Monsoon.<br>
2  bays open to the South West - not suitable for anchoring during the S.W. Monsoon.<br>
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'''Note''', this bay in the South West Monsoon gives no protection.
'''Note''', this bay in the South West Monsoon gives no protection.
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[[Image:Pathong Bay.jpg|right|thumb|250px|Patong]]
'''Patong'''.
'''Patong'''.
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[[Image:Pathong Bay.jpg|right|thumb|250px|Patong]]
 
Bay open to the South West - not suitable for anchoring during the S.W. Monsoon.<br>
Bay open to the South West - not suitable for anchoring during the S.W. Monsoon.<br>

Revision as of 16:24, 7 October 2007

Contents

PHUKET

Charts

Thai chart 308

Check-in facilities

Ao Chalong is the main clearing in/out destination on the West coast of Thailand

Marinas

Anchorages

Ao Chalong

Ao Chalong.

A huge shallow anchorage on the South East Coast of Phuket Island.
At 7° 49' 22.12" North 98°20' 59.1"

In the Sat picture note the blue Elipse - shows moorings for monohulls with medium to deep draft keels. the Green Arrow points to Immigration - Customs - Port Captain

Note:- Au Cha Long is the main clearing in/out destination on the West coast of Thailand

Holding is sticky grey clay mud - Marine Dept Moorings are available for pick up - if used check by backing up on the mooring (some are suspect)

Nai Hahn Bay

Nai Harn

A sheltered bay from the North East monsoon
At 7° 46' 29.37" North 98° 18' 10.17"

Note, this bay in the South West Monsoon gives no protection.
The surf at high tide ensures a fast ride to the beach - beware. Every year a number of tourists are drowned.

During the Great Tsunami a large number of yachts were in this bay waiting to head off to the Red sea and beyond - fortunately they were all anchored well off shore so that when the Tsunami struck no yacht was taken, all rising and falling with the wave passing under. On shore a lot a damage - a lot of people drowned.

Kata North & South

Kata North and South.

2 bays open to the South West - not suitable for anchoring during the S.W. Monsoon.
At 7° 49' 05.51" North 98° 17' 35.41"

Note, this bay in the South West Monsoon gives no protection.

Patong

Patong.

Bay open to the South West - not suitable for anchoring during the S.W. Monsoon.
At 7° 54' 10.68" North 98° 17' 10.20"


Offshore Islands

  • Simillian Islands

Exploring Phuket Waters

Things to do ashore

List places of interest, tours, eateries, etc.

Forum Discussions

List links to discussion threads on the Cruiser Log Forum

Marine stores

Submit addresses and contact details of marine related businesses that are of interest to cruisers.

References

Publications, etc.

External Links

Links to relevant websites.


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