The Red Dragon is equipped with the latest communication, navigation, security, and comfort devices. She’s licensed for 74 guests, powered by two independent engines and a sail, providing you with Samui’s most comfortable and reliable yacht charters, bringing you to each destination all in a timely manner.

Built by the Master Boat Builder, Tuch Rattanasuon, a Phuket legend, the Red Dragon was designed to entertain the rich, famous and sometimes even royalty. Today, she serves to take you to the most beautiful places off the coast of Samui all while catering to your every need with its luxurious boat charter facilities.

Forged entirely from teak wood and rigged with a junk sail with bamboo support, you might feel as if you are on a journey, taking you back in time to the Silk Road era. The yacht features spacious covered sun decks, the main deck with a roomy and comfortable lounge, dining area, and kitchen, Jacuzzi sun deck, and spacious diving deck.

Wine and dine with old friends or new acquaintances in the luxury yacht’s spacious lounge. Take a leisurely dip in the yacht’s on-board Jacuzzi, allowing you to chill out as you watch the waves go by, drinks in hand.

Built to sail around the world, she will safely bring you around Koh Samui and to surrounding islands such as the Ang thong National Marine Park, Koh Taen, Pig Island, and Koh Tao with ease. Whether it's a sunset charter, full day trip or Multi-day charter you can rest assured you are in for a treat and an extraordinary boat rental experience. Relax and unwind as you enjoy Thai hospitality with top-notch service.

The Red Dragon was named after the legendary creatures in Chinese mythology and folklore. Chinese dragons traditionally symbolize potent and auspicious powers, particularly control over water, rainfall, typhoons, and floods. The dragon is also a symbol of power, strength, and good luck for people who are worthy of it. Red, corresponding with fire, symbolizes good fortune and joy.

Taking a name of such a protective mythical creature has surely helped keep our voyages safe over the years and will assuredly do so in the future.