Monohull rental

Motoryacht Thai-crafted wooden hull - MAHA BHETRA

Phuket, Thailand

Maha Bhetra is a one‑of‑a‑kind 90‑foot Thai‑crafted wooden hull motor yacht, designed by renowned American architect Ed Tuttle. With three palatial double staterooms located below a vast open‑plan teak‑laden salon on the upper deck, she offers a rare blend of traditional craftsmanship and modern luxury. Her robust structure ensures safe and comfortable cruising across the Andaman Sea.

The décor is understated yet refined, with neutral tones accented by authentic Southeast Asian antiques from the 18th century. In the salon, old and new meet seamlessly: a custom‑designed louvered cabinet conceals sound systems and glassware, while Jean‑Michel Beurdeley’s tiger‑patterned carpets add character to the cabins. The result is a yacht that feels both timeless and contemporary.

Maha Bhetra accommodates up to six guests for overnight charters in her three staterooms, and up to twelve guests for day charters, making her ideal for both intimate escapes and larger gatherings.

Guests aboard can enjoy itineraries that reveal the natural wonders of the region: the Surin Islands on the Burmese border, the Similan Islands northwest of Phuket, and the Butang archipelago near the Malay Peninsula. Though ports of call are few, the Andaman Sea is dotted with hundreds of islands—many of them national parks—offering pristine white sand beaches, crystal waters, and abundant marine life.

With her unique design, spacious interiors, and cultural touches, Maha Bhetra is more than a yacht; she is a floating sanctuary, perfectly suited for those seeking an unforgettable journey through Thailand’s most spectacular seascapes.