Yacht charter Burma

Burma, now called Myanmar, is a country in Southeast Asia, bordered by the Andaman Sea to the south. It has over 2,000 km of coastline and is crossed by the Irrawaddy River, along which the nature and way of life of the Burmese people are revealed. A yacht charter in Burma offers the opportunity to discover several islands, a forest dotted with pagodas (temples) and exceptional wildlife.

You will probably sail behind the many Chinese-made ferries and fast, modern steamers that regularly offer river cruises from Mandalay to Bagan.

in Mandalay, the main sights are the monastery of the golden palace and the Kyauktawgyi and Sandamani pagodas, which house Buddhas and several statues. You can also visit Inle Lake (100 km long), characterized by crystal clear water and stilt houses with floating gardens planted with hyacinths. Passing through the city of Bhamo, you will cross impressive bamboo forests, while in Yangon, the capital, you will see the most beautiful and important pagoda in the country: Shwedagon.

Once in Bagan, the thousands of stupas and temples dating from the 11th to the 13th century that are hauled in at the side of the boat will amaze you.

Relax on the most beautiful beaches in Burma

Lovers of peace and beautiful landscapes will also have plenty of time to enjoy the sweetness of idleness on the beaches. It is also by taking a trip to the sea that you can reach the most beautiful beaches in the country. By adjusting your course to the south, you will reach the Bay of Bengal. This bay is home to one of the most beautiful beaches in Burma. Caressed by the azure waters of the Indian Ocean, Ngapali beach receives much praise. You will find yourself on a picture-postcard beach dominated by the highest peaks of Arakan.

Continuing north, you will fall under the spell of the famous Ngwe Saung. Known as the 'silver beach', it reveals a 15 km silver ribbon caressed by a sparkling sea. It's a little slice of paradise for those who love peace and quiet! This time, local flavors and colors await you by the beaches that line the coast of the village of Chuang Tha. Take advantage of your stopover in the village to try the freshly caught fish skewers.

Scuba diving in the open sea of the Mergui Archipelago

Your sea trip will not only allow you to enjoy the most beautiful beaches in Burma. It will also give you the opportunity to experience scuba diving in an authentic environment. From the town of Kawthaung, you can reach the Mergui Archipelago, where you can dive in the turquoise waters of the Andaman Sea.

You will find yourself in the middle of more than 800 wild islands sheltering an incredible marine biodiversity. Anchor in the open sea off Western Rocky Island if you want to immortalize your first dive in Burma. Located in the southernmost part of the archipelago, the island is home to one of the most amazing diving spots.