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Thailand & Burma ASIA’S AWARD WINNING SUPERYACHT AGENCY ” “CHRISTOFLE ASIA BOATING AWARDS THAILAND & BURMA Who are we? SEAL Superyachts is a professional yacht support Agency, providing assistance to visiting Superyachts throughout Asia and the Indian Ocean since 1991. Seal Superyachts has been honored with Asia's top Yachting Award for 'Best Yacht Management Services' at the prestigious Christofle Asia Boating Awards. SEAL Superyachts office in Thailand is the founding member of the Seal Superyachts group. The co-founder of Seal Superyachts, Adam Frost, has been working in the yachting Industry for 25 years, based in Thailand, Myanmar and throughout Southeast Asia. He is also the co-founder of SEAL, A pioneering liveaboard Diving and Sailing company. Running this company has given Adam many years of experience, sailing and exploring the remote Island Archipelagos of Southeast Asia. This knowledge is core to Adams competency in acting as agent for the world‟s largest Superyachts. Today Adam is the Managing Director of Seal Superyachts Company, and the Group Managing Director of the Seal Superyachts group of companies. Our Staff are a mix of experienced Europeans, balanced with a team of very capable Thai administrative staff. Together we provide in-depth yachting experience, local knowledge, important connections in Thailand and the capability to handle any request or problem in a timely and professional manner. SEAL SUPERYACHTS - ASIA'S LEADING SUPERYACHT SUPPORT NETWORK Seal Superyachts is the premier Superyacht Support Agent in Asia. Servicing the World‟s largest Superyachts for over twenty two years, our coverage of dedicated offices spans from the Seychelles through to eastern Indonesia. All of our offices are manned by highly experienced local marine specific professionals. We are Asia's most experienced and oldest established yacht Agency! Our Clients Motor Yachts . M/Y Elandess . M/Y A Khaliq . M/Y Princess Valentina . M/Y Amevi . M/Y Fortuna . M/Y Rasselas . M/Y Amevi Surprise . M/Y Freesia . M/Y Santandrea . M/Y Anatartica . M/Y Lady Christine . M/Y Sequel P . M/Y Anna . M/Y Latitude . M/Y Silver Zwei . M/Y Arkley . M/Y Le Grand Bleu . M/Y Taipan III . M/Y Aviva . M/Y Maid Marian II . M/Y Talisman C . M/Y Battered Bull . M/Y Meridian . M/Y Tatoosh . M/Y Big Fish . M/Y Montigne . M/Y Tige'dor . M/Y Bleu De Nimes . M/Y Mosaique . M/Y Titan . M/Y Braveheart . M/Y Newcastle Explorer . M/Y Vava . M/Y Calliope . M/Y Northern Sun . M/Y Verman . M/Y Coy Koi . M/Y Pelorus . M/Y YTL Princess . M/Y Dream Seeker Sailing Yachts . S/Y Adesso . S/Y Django Too . S/Y Queen of Andaman . S/Y Anakena . S/Y Liberty . S/Y Seljm . S/Y Aphrodite 2 . S/Y Maria Christina . S/Y Shamoun . S/Y Avalon . S/Y Mermaid . S/Y Starr Trail . S/Y Blue Leopard . S/Y Naos . S/Y Sylvia . S/Y Ciliam . S/Y No Logic . S/Y Twizzle . S/Y Diamonds are forever . S/Y Perseus . S/Y Wendy Lynn Services We Provide We provide a cost effective solution for yacht owners and crews who OUR STANDARD SERVICES: wish to bring their yacht to Thailand and Burma. Our team will handle . Airline ticketing (International & Domestic) all local administrative protocol. We are at hand to assist with all . Banking facilities (USD & Local Currencies) services required from a busy crew. Bunkering . Chandlers Using our services will give access to the freshest and highest quality provisions, most experienced and qualified local subcontractors, . Charters lowest rate bunkering, and a whole host of other quality supplies. Computer service, repairs & installation . Crew placement agency H iring us as your agent brings 25 years of local knowledge and . Crew t-shirts and uniforms connections to your benefit. Cruise guides . Day - workers . Flowers – Cut flower, arrangements . Freight Forwarding – inbound & outbound . Fuel and lube oil supply . Helicopters, Private Aircraft Charter, Landing permits . Laundry, Dry-cleaning . Immigration, Customs, Harbor clearance . Local internet connection . Myanmar (Burma) entry permits . Professional Dive guides & Tour guides . Provisioning - International and local brands . Re-fit supplies . Satellite T.V. Decoders & Accounts . Traditional Thai dancers and bands . EPIRB, life – raft, safety equipment servicing . Vehicle hire Quality Provisions and Supplies Seal Superyachts offers a bespoke provisioning service to Superyacht Chefs. With a Determination to offer only the best quality fresh provisions, we have over the years put together a group of trusted suppliers. We work closely with these companies, in order to complete orders to the correct standard and meet delivery times. We are able to supply a broad and diverse range of fresh vegetables, fruits, and berries from countries across the globe. Selective Organic fruits, vegetables, and micro-herbs are now also available through us. We have quality meats such as Japanese or Australian Wagyu Grade 9, Venison, poultry Game birds, Pate Negra hams, Italian Salamis and much more besides, available in stock. Or we can order them and have them flown in through our international suppliers on short notice. Seafood such as Black Cod, Scottish Salmon, live Atlantic Lobsters or Painted Crayfish, Fresh Scallops and King Crab, Beluga Caviar are regularly on our clients order sheets. We supply locally produced home-made Italian pastas, such as Tagliolini, Fettuccine, Rigatoni, Ricotta and Ravioli. Our Bakers supply us with pre-baked croissants, selected breakfast pastries and breads of most styles. Gluten free, Lactose free, Halal or Kosher produce is being increasingly more asked for these days, and we are supplying as required. For Interior supplies we have the most commonly asked for products in stock. Nespresso coffee capsules, Haagan Dazs Ice Cream, still or sparkling mineral waters and branded cleaning/ washing products. Our team is well used to being asked to supply more unusual products and items. In short there is little we are unable to supply these days. Fresh flowers and floral table displays are something we handle for most of the yacht we look after. We have an exceptionally talented Thai Florist, who works exclusively through Seal Superyachts. He has now handled the floral requirements for most of the world‟s largest yachts, which have come through Phuket. We will arrange meetings between our florist and your Chief Stewardess onboard, where specific requirements can be worked out and your requirements met. THAILAND – ประเทศไทย THAILAND – ประเทศไทย Phuket Phuket, lying eight hundred and seventy kilometers south from Bangkok, is Thailand's largest island, as well as being the country's smallest province. Today, Phuket is a vibrant, intrinsic and multi-cultural tourist destination. Being approximately twenty-one km in width by forty- eight km in length, the typical landscape of Phuket is one of forested hills, coconut groves and rubber tree plantations. The Islands coastline is dotted with numerous spectacular beaches. The surrounding waters of the Andaman Sea contain an incredulous variety of marine life, which have become renowned for offering world-class scuba diving. Phuket Island and its thirty-two smaller islands form Phuket Province, giving a total area of five hundred and seventy square kilometers. For yacht berthing in Phuket, we recommend the Yacht Haven Marina, which is situated on the Northeast coast of Phuket. The marina is within close proximity to the majestic limestone islands of Phang Nga Bay. The Yacht Haven is Phuket‟s best deep water access marina. The marina is currently capable of taking yachts of up to 80 meters in length, and 5-meter draft. There are plans to greatly expand their Superyacht dock space and marina facilities in the coming year or two. Phang Nga and Krabi Phang Nga Bay is renowned for its one hundred or so monolithic limestone kast islets. The area offers breath-taking scenery and is classed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Some of the attractions in the itinerary of Phang Nga Bay would be sea-kayaking amongst the many islands and caves, which open out to reveal hidden 'Hongs', open air lagoons with shear walls limestone walls. Visiting the traditional stilted Muslim fishing village of „Koh Panyi‟ for a fresh seafood lunch is also well worthwhile. Most famous of all the highlights is James Bond Island, featured in „The Man with the Golden Gun‟. Six Senses Resort offers a wellness Spa treatment at their exclusive five-star Island resort on Koh Yao Noi Island. Krabi Province, Sailing just an hour or so southeast from Phang Nga is the Province of Krabi. Similar in many respects to Phang Nga bay, Krabi also offers limestone islands of stunning degree, but added to this are some beautiful powder white beaches, clearer water for snorkeling and scuba diving. Krabi province also offers good land excursions for guest wanting to explore. Tiger Cave Temple, Hot Spring waterfall and the Emerald Pool are just some of the natural attractions awaiting those with an adventurous spirit. Within the coastal boundaries of Krabi province lie some dream islands. Phi Phi Islands are probably the most recognisable and beautiful of all, but further to the south are Lanta Yai and Lanta Noi islands. Koh Lanta offers a couple of great dive sites known as „Hin Daeng‟ Red Rock, due to the profuseness of the abundant Red soft corals growing there. Whale Sharks are often spotted by divers at Hin Daeng. Similan and Surin Islands The Similan Islands, lie approximately 55Nm northwest of Phuket Island in the Andaman Sea. In 1982, the 90 Sq.Nm reserve comprising the Similans was declared a Marine National Park. In recent years this group of nine small islands has become one of the leading attractions for scuba divers to Thailand. It is rated as one of the top-ten dive sites in the world.
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