Bareboat Sailing Yacht Catalina 375

The Catalina 375 is a purpose-built charter yacht offering genuine sailing independence across the Gulf of Thailand. With two generous cabins, a thoughtfully appointed galley, and a cockpit larger than many 45-foot yachts, she accommodates four guests with space to move and breathe. The walk-through transom and expansive port and starboard push pit seats create an inviting social hub for morning coffee or evening sundowners.

Built in 2009, this bareboat has been outfitted with serious navigational equipment. A high-capacity 220v inverter, dual refrigerators, radar, and large chart plotter reflect the owner's commitment to reliable offshore capability. The forward V-berth includes a separate changing area and full-privacy door, whilst the aft cabin matches that comfort with standing room, ample storage, and its own entrance. Both cabins connect to the head and shower.

Bareboat sailing appeals to competent crews who relish the autonomy to set their own course through Thailand's most compelling waters. The Gulf of Thailand reveals itself differently by season. May to August, base yourself from Koh Samui and explore the protected anchorages and limestone karsts defining the region. October to April, Koh Chang becomes home, offering excellent anchorage, quiet anchorages amongst untouched islands, and consistent conditions for extended cruising. The yacht's modest draught and responsive handling make her equally at ease threading narrow channels or pointing into open water.