Phuket · Beach clubs · Yona Beach Club
A floating beach club moored out in the bay — pools, decks and daybeds on open water, reached by speedboat.
The Andaman Sea · off Phuket
Yona is a floating beach club moored in the bay off Phuket — a vessel anchored on open water with pools, decks and daybeds, reached by speedboat. It works as a full day rather than a night out.
Tell us your dates and how many of you there are and we will come back with what is actually available, which area suits the group, and which pier you leave from.
If you would rather just ask — a date, a number of people, a question about the areas — this comes straight to us.
Swimming, sun, DJs from the afternoon, and sunset over the Andaman Sea from the middle of the bay. You are on the water the whole time, which is the entire point of it — there is no wandering off to the next place, so plan it as the day rather than as one stop in it.
The speedboat transfer is part of the day. Departures run from Royal Phuket Marina through the summer months and from Patong Boat Pier from mid-November to early April. Which one applies depends on your date, and we confirm it rather than leave you to guess — they are opposite sides of the island.
Sofas, daybeds and poolside areas are all bookable, and the area you choose sets what comes with it. Worth thinking about before you go rather than on the boat out.
Asked honestly, answered honestly.
By speedboat, and the transfer is part of the day rather than something you arrange separately. Departures are from Royal Phuket Marina in the summer months and Patong Boat Pier from mid-November to early April — we tell you which applies to your date.
Both, honestly. It is a vessel permanently moored out in the bay, fitted out as a beach club — pools, decks, daybeds, bars. It does not sail anywhere while you are on it.
Because they move with the date, the area you want and the size of your group, and a figure that is wrong by the time you read it is worse than no figure. Tell us your dates and we will come back with what it actually is.
High season runs November to April, and December through March is the pick of it — the calmest seas, which matters a good deal when the venue is anchored in open water. January and February average only three or four rainy days.
Everything else is on the beach clubs page, and the rest of it is in the free planner.
