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Yona Beach Club And Boat Tour

Yona Beach Club And Boat Tour — Floating Day Pass Off Patong

A steel hull anchored offshore, a pool suspended above the Andaman.

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Right now: Moderate — summer weekday Shuttle boats run every 10–15 minutes; last boat out is the deadline for check-in
5-7 hours recommended
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500 guests
Guest capacity
Max onboard at once
22 m
Pool length
Infinity pool, level one
3 levels
Deck count
Pool, terrace, rooftop
4 bars
Bars onboard
Spread across the decks
360°
Rooftop view
Panoramic Andaman Sea vista
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Which ticket fits your trip?

First-time visitors choosing between yona beach club and boat tour options mainly split by time of day: a family-calm Morning Pass or a livelier Afternoon Pass, both including shuttle boat transfers and open-roam seating. Both this Phuket floating beach club tour styles share the same pier access and pool amenities, so the deciding factor is really age, atmosphere, and food credit value.

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Morning Pass (Sunbeds & pool deck) 		Afternoon Pass (Cabanas & bar deck)
Session hours 09:30–14:00 14:00–21:30
Minimum age 4+ (family-friendly) 20+ (party crowd)
Atmosphere Calm, relaxed, sea views Lively, DJ-driven pool party
Seating options Open sunbeds, no reservation needed Loungers plus bookable cabanas
Food and beverage credit 1,500 THB included 2,000 THB included
Best for Families and early risers Groups wanting nightlife energy
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Verdict: Families and quieter travelers should book the Morning Pass, while groups chasing a skip-the-line Phuket landmarks party scene will get more from the Afternoon Pass's higher credit and cabana seating.

Is it worth it?

Worth it for day-trippers wanting pool and boat access

The yona beach club and boat tour charges 3,000 THB per person for a day pass, which buys the shuttle boat ride out to the floating venue, run of the infinity pool, and an F&B credit that claws back part of the cost at the bar. Value-wise, if you treat it as a full-day outing, the math holds: pool loungers, a scenic boat transfer, and drinks bundled roughly break even against buying each separately at a comparable Phuket landmark club. The catch is that the fee guarantees entry, not a seat, so this Patong pier tour pays off best for early arrivals and pool-first swimmers rather than those set on a shaded daybed. Couples and small groups doing a leisurely one-venue day extract the most; anyone expecting reserved luxury or a quick photo stop overpays. Booking skip-the-line tickets ahead keeps the credit working in your favor.

What makes it worth it

  • Shuttle boat transfer included in the pass
  • F&B credit offsets bar spend
  • Infinity pool access all day
  • Good value for full-day swimmers
  • Early arrival maximizes space and comfort

Keep in mind

  • Entry only, no guaranteed seat
  • 3,000 THB steep for short visits
  • Daybeds and extras cost more
  • Value drops if you leave early

Bottom line: Book the yona beach club and boat tour tickets if you want a full pool-and-boat day, and skip it if you only want a brief photo stop.

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Your journey

Step-by-step — what your day looks like

1

Check in at the pier

Present your mobile voucher at the Yona office and receive a wristband for on-board purchases

2

Shuttle boat transfer

Board the shuttle boat, which departs every 10–15 minutes toward the floating venue

3

Arrive and settle in

Locate your cabana, daybed, or pool zone across the multi-level deck layout

4

Pool and lounge time

Swim in the 22-meter infinity pool or relax on the sunset terrace lounge pool

5

Dining and drinks

Use your food and beverage credit at the sea-view restaurant or one of four bars

6

Return shuttle

Board the return shuttle boat back to the pier before the final departure

What you'll see

Highlights not to miss

Infinity Pool Deck

A 22-meter-long infinity pool anchors the main deck, framed by cabanas, daybeds, and sofas facing the open Andaman Sea. Showers line the pool area and towels are provided, though swimming in the open sea around the boat itself is strictly prohibited.

The experience

What the visit is really like

You gather at the pier along Thawewong Road, voucher on your phone, the steel silhouette of the club visible offshore. A shuttle boat carries you across the short stretch of Andaman water, spray catching the morning light, and within minutes the hull rises above you. You step aboard onto decks that were once meant to hold cargo, now laid with teak and shaded loungers. You climb toward the upper terrace first, where the pool edge dissolves into the sea horizon and longtail boats trace the bay below. You claim a spot along the rail, order something cold, and watch the water shift from turquoise to deeper blue as the sun rises. The yona beach club and boat tour rewards an early arrival — the decks are quiet, the pool unhurried, the light clean. By midday you drift between levels: the sunken bar, the shallow lounging pool, the shaded corners where the steel keeps its cool. You feel the gentle sway of the anchored hull beneath you, a reminder that this floating venue is still, at heart, a ship. In the afternoon the tempo builds, music rising as more guests arrive by boat. You take one last turn along the deck, the Phuket hills green behind the marina, before the shuttle carries you back to shore.

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Your Yona Beach Club and Boat Tour Guide

The Yona Beach Club and Boat Tour brings together a floating beach club moored off Phuket's coast with a scenic cruise across the Andaman Sea, giving you sun decks, swimming platforms, and calm turquoise water in one outing. Guests booking yona beach club and boat tour tickets swap the shore for an open-water lounge where day beds, pools, and sunset views frame the horizon. Whether you come for the snorkeling spots or simply the sea breeze, this Phuket landmark cruise pairs relaxed island time with easy access to nearby dive sites.

The vessel at the heart of the yona beach club and boat tour was never built to float as a leisure venue at all. Its hull began life as a decommissioned cargo ship, a working steel body reclaimed from the sea rather than launched into it. Anchored offshore in the Andaman, it was reborn as a stationary floating platform, its decks stripped and rebuilt into pools, lounges, and tiered sun terraces that catch the equatorial light. Phuket has long drawn travellers to Patong Bay, where the shoreline of Thawewong Road gives way to open water. Into this setting the club introduced something the island had not seen: a self-contained maritime venue moored beyond the beachline, reached only by shuttle boat. The concept borrowed from the floating clubs of the wider region yet stood apart in scale, a repurposed ship rather than a pontoon. The engineering tells its own story. Converting a cargo hull into a public venue meant reinforcing decks for water weight, threading plumbing through steel bulkheads, and shaping infinity pools that read as continuous with the sea horizon. The result is an architecture of contrasts — industrial bones beneath curved white forms, riveted steel below poolside teak. Guests arriving on a phuket floating beach club tour encounter this duality the moment they step aboard. The venue's dual mooring reflects the island's seasons. During high season the ship anchors off Patong Boat Pier; in low season it shifts toward the calmer waters near Royal Phuket Marina in Koh Kaew, a rhythm dictated by monsoon swell rather than fashion. Few Andaman landmarks move with the weather this way. Since opening, the club has become a fixture of Phuket's daytime social scene, its silhouette recognisable from the shoreline as a low steel profile crowned with sun umbrellas. The yona beach club and boat tour draws visitors who come as much for the novelty of the setting — a former freighter transformed into tiered decks — as for the water itself. Photographs of the venue circulate widely, and the ship has lent the coastline a new visual signature. What sustains its appeal is the collision of the practical and the theatrical. A pool that seems to spill into the sea, a deck once meant for containers now laid with loungers, a horizon interrupted only by longtail boats and the distant green of the hills. Those booking yona beach club and boat tour tickets step into a place where salvage engineering and Andaman scenery have been fused into a single anchored form, half vessel, half stage.

A decommissioned cargo hull, reborn offshore as a pool suspended above the Andaman.

Dress code

A strict smart-casual beach club standard applies for both the yona beach club and boat tour morning and afternoon sessions. Beer-branded singlets, cut-off clothing, ripped garments, sportswear, and swim-only attire like wetsuits are refused at check-in. Crocs, flip-flops with socks, and costume footwear are also turned away, and men must have torso and shoulders covered while boarding the shuttle.

Bags & security

Cross-body bags, fanny packs, plastic bags, and satchels are restricted under the venue's bag policy at both the Patong Boat Pier and Royal Phuket Marina check-in points. Staff screen belongings before the shuttle boat departs, and valuables brought onto the floating club are carried at the guest's own risk since the operator does not cover loss or damage.

Photography

Personal cameras and phones are welcome throughout the multi-level floating venue, including the rooftop deck and infinity pool area. Professional photography or videography equipment — video cameras, telescopic lenses, drones, or tripod rigs — requires advance approval from Yona Beach Club before boarding.

Families & strollers

The morning package (available Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday) admits children from age 4 with a parent, while the afternoon package is restricted to guests 20 and older. Children must be supervised in the pool at all times, as the operator does not take responsibility for accidents.

Accessibility

The venue is a multi-level floating structure reached only by shuttle boat, with stairs connecting the pool deck, sunset terrace, and rooftop, so wheelchair access is limited. Guests with mobility concerns should contact the operator ahead of the yona beach club and boat tour to arrange shuttle assistance; the experience is not recommended for guests over 70 or for pregnant travelers.

Food & drink

Outside food and beverages, including single-use plastic bottles and personal tumblers, are not permitted on board. Alcohol service is restricted to guests 20 and over, and the on-site restaurant kitchen operates on its own hours separate from bar service, with seating subject to availability rather than guaranteed under the day pass.

Not allowed

× outside food and beverages × single-use plastic bottles or tumblers × professional cameras and telescopic lenses without approval × drones × animals × inflatable pool toys × balloons and decorations × illegal substances and drugs × weapons × cross-body bags and fanny packs × glass containers × large coolers × unauthorized speakers

What to bring

✓ swimwear ✓ reef-safe sunscreen ✓ hat or cap ✓ towel (optional, provided on-site) ✓ waterproof phone pouch ✓ sandals suitable for wet decks ✓ cash or card for extras ✓ light cover-up for the shuttle ride

Opening hours

Mon 09:30 – 21:30

Morning package Tue/Thu/Sat only

Tue 09:30 – 21:30

Morning package available this day

Wed 09:30 – 21:30
Thu 09:30 – 21:30

Morning package available this day

Fri 09:30 – 21:30

Busier pre-weekend crowd

Sat 09:30 – 21:30

Morning package available, heaviest day

Sun 09:30 – 21:30

At a glance

Hours today

09:30–21:30, daily

Getting there

Taxi · 20–35 min from Patong or Phuket Town · 300–500 THB

Metered or app-hailed taxis from Patong or Phuket Town drop directly at the seasonal pier entrance; drivers know both Patong Boat Pier and Royal Phuket Marina by name.

Car · 25–40 min from Phuket International Airport · Free marina parking (low season)

Self-driven or hired cars can use marina parking at Royal Phuket Marina, though no dedicated parking exists at Patong Boat Pier during high season.

Public transport · 30–45 min with transfers · 20–50 THB

Songthaew shared trucks run along Thawewong Rd near Patong Boat Pier, though there's no direct public route to Royal Phuket Marina.

Walk · 5–15 min from central Patong · Free

Guests already staying in Patong can walk directly to Patong Boat Pier along Thawewong Rd during high season.

Cancellation policy

Refund terms vary by package: some day-pass bookings allow free cancellation up to 24–72 hours before the visit, while others are marked all-sales-final with no refund. The 3,000 THB day pass entry fee is non-transferable to a different date once the check-in window has closed.

Plan your time

How long do you need?

Recommended time

4-5 hours

A full yona beach club and boat tour visit — check-in, the shuttle crossing, and time on the floating platform — runs about four to five hours once you factor in shuttle waits at either end. Shuttle boats depart roughly every 10-15 minutes, so arrivals bunch up in short waves rather than a steady trickle, and the 10-minute crossing adds a bit of buffer on both legs. Arriving inside the 09:30-14:00 window keeps the queue at check-in short and gets you a calmer platform before the afternoon party crowd stacks up; add 30-45 minutes to your plan if you arrive right at a shuttle changeover. Booking a skip-the-line yona beach club and boat tour tickets slot for morning check-in is the simplest way to avoid the worst of the wait.

Crowd levels through the day

Early morning (09:30-11:00) Light
Late morning (11:00-12:30) Moderate
Midday (12:30-14:00) Building
Early afternoon (14:00-16:00) Busy
Late afternoon (16:00-18:00) Peak
Evening (18:00-21:30) Easing
Plan ahead

When to go — year at a glance

Weather · crowds · average price — dots go green to amber to red as each metric rises.

Summer (Jun–Aug)

Southwest monsoon season brings occasional rain squalls but warm 28–32°C days; check-in shifts to Royal Phuket Marina during this stretch, and the yona beach club and boat tour still runs on days with calm seas.

High season (Nov–Feb)

Dry, sunny weather with the venue relocated to Patong Boat Pier; this is the busiest stretch for the yona beach club and boat tour, so weekday mornings are noticeably calmer than weekends.

Shoulder (Mar–Apr)

Hot, dry conditions around 32–35°C mark the transition back toward Royal Phuket Marina; afternoon sessions draw the largest 20-plus crowds of the year.

Shoulder (Sep–Oct)

Rain is more frequent and seas can be rougher, occasionally affecting shuttle boat schedules; this period sees lighter attendance overall.

Insider tips

Helpful tips for your visit

Confirm the current pier

Check which pier is active for your visit date, since Yona Beach Club alternates between Patong Boat Pier and Royal Phuket Marina by season. Booking platforms and the official site list the exact switchover dates.

Book the right session

Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday mornings open to families from age 4, while every afternoon session is 20-plus only. Match your group's ages to the correct package before arriving.

Pack light for security screening

Skip cross-body bags, fanny packs, and plastic totes since these are commonly turned away at check-in. A simple drawstring bag or none at all speeds up the process.

Wear shuttle-appropriate footwear

Decks get wet, so bring sandals rather than sneakers or flip-flops paired with socks, which are on the dress-code blocklist.

Keep valuables to a minimum

The operator does not cover loss or damage to personal items, so leave passports and excess cash at your hotel.

Watch the last shuttle time

Shuttle boats run on a schedule with a firm final departure; missing it can mean missing your return trip, so track the posted cutoff at check-in.

Bring proof of age for the afternoon

Since the afternoon package enforces a 20-plus minimum, carry ID in case it's requested at the pier.

Where to meet

Meeting points

Yona Beach Club Office — Royal Phuket Marina

Office Unit MC1-5, 63/102 Moo 2, Koh Kaew, Muang Phuket 83000

Low-season check-in point (approx. 30 Mar–15 Nov)

Get directions

Yona Beach Club Office — Patong Boat Pier

Thawewong Rd, Pa Tong, Kathu District, Phuket 83150

High-season check-in point (approx. 16 Nov–4 Apr)

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Moments from the experience

With kids

Visiting with kids

A morning session on the yona beach club and boat tour works better with kids than the afternoon party crowd ever will, but it comes with a firm age floor and no baby facilities to fall back on. Families with children under four should look elsewhere for this Phuket floating beach club tour, since the minimum entry age applies strictly to everyone on board.

Best ages

Children must be at least 4 years old for the morning session; the afternoon package is adults-only from age 20, so morning is the only family-viable window.

Strollers

The venue is a multi-level boat reached by shuttle transfer, so strollers are impractical once aboard; carry young children instead and pack light for the boat ride.

Facilities

There are no dedicated baby-care rooms or changing tables on board, so parents of very young children should plan around this gap rather than expect nursery-style support.

Pacing

Arrive within the 09:30–14:00 window so kids get calmer pool time and a live singer atmosphere before the tempo shifts toward the party crowd later in the day.

Shuttle boat

The complimentary shuttle from the pier is part of the experience itself, so treat the ride over as the first activity and keep kids seated and supervised, since life jackets are provided.

Rainy-day plan

Because this is an open-air floating venue, heavy rain limits outdoor lounging and pool time, so check forecasts before booking a family morning slot.

Food & drink

Where to eat nearby

Everything at yona beach club and boat tour is served on board, so there is no need to bring your own snacks or hunt for nearby streets once the shuttle boat leaves the pier.

Yona Restaurant

฿฿฿ (F&B credit applies)

Sea-view restaurant

The main dining deck runs a Mediterranean and Japanese-leaning menu — Caesar salad, rib eye, Massaman curry, red snapper and linguine vongole sit alongside sashimi, nigiri and sushi rolls. Reservations get seating priority, so book ahead if you want a table rather than a lounger for lunch.

Pool Bar

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Bar — poolside

The busiest of the four bars, best used for a quick mojito or frozen daiquiri between pool laps during the morning session.

Sunset Terrace Bar

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Bar — second floor

A calmer spot for signature cocktails and the Yona Champagne Sangria as the afternoon light softens; a good use of leftover F&B credit before check-out.

Rooftop Bar

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Bar — third floor

Cocktails and mocktails with a 360-degree view of the Andaman Sea; better suited to sipping than a full meal, especially if you've timed your yona beach club and boat tour tickets for the party-atmosphere afternoon slot.

Beach Deck Bar

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Bar — ground floor

The go-to for casual drinks near the daybeds and cabanas, ideal for spreading F&B credit across both a light lunch and afternoon rounds rather than one big restaurant bill.

Customer Reviews

What travelers say

Real experiences from real travelers

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3 ★ 640
4 ★ 2100
5 ★ 9200
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Marissa T.
United States · 2026-06-18

Easy day on the water

The yona beach club and boat tour was the smoothest half-day we booked in Phuket, with a quick shuttle boat out to the platform and clear turquoise water on all sides. We went in the morning and the sea was glassy and warm. Bring reef-safe sunscreen because there is almost no shade on the open deck.

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Andreas K.
Germany · 2026-05-02

Floating platform in the Andaman

Loved drifting on the loungers with the Andaman Sea stretching in every direction and the green hills of Phuket in the distance. The staff kept the vibe relaxed and the water was bath-warm by early afternoon. One of the better phuket beach club tours we did on the trip.

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Yuki M.
Japan · 2026-04-21

Sunset was the highlight

We timed the afternoon session so we could catch the sun dropping into the sea from the deck, and the light turned everything gold. The shuttle ride out was short and the sea stayed calm. Book the yona beach club and boat tour tickets a day or two ahead in high season because sessions fill up.

C
Carlos R.
Spain · 2026-03-14

Great but busy midday

The platform itself is beautiful and the swim area is roped off and safe, though around lunch it got fairly crowded on the sundeck. Water clarity was excellent and you can see straight down to your feet. If you want quieter photos, aim for the earliest slot.

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Fenella B.
United Kingdom · 2026-07-09

Warm July water

Visited in early July and the sea was the warmest I have swum in, with a light breeze keeping the deck comfortable. The yona beach club and boat tour felt well organised from the pier onward and the crew were friendly the whole way. Loved lying on the floating mats just off the edge.

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Thiago S.
Brazil · 2026-02-11

Turquoise all around

Being anchored out on the water with nothing but blue in every direction is what makes the yona beach club and boat tour tour stand out from a normal beach day. We saw small fish near the platform and the snorkel view was clear. Afternoon light on the Andaman was gorgeous.

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Elodie V.
France · 2026-01-30

Smooth shuttle out

The little boat transfer from the marina was quick and the sea was calm both ways, which I appreciated as someone who gets seasick. Once on the platform you can float, swim, or just lie on a daybed with a drink. Among the phuket landmarks we visited this was the most laid-back.

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Nadia H.
Netherlands · 2025-12-08

Relaxed low season visit

Came in December when it was quieter and the deck felt spacious with plenty of loungers free. The water was a touch cooler but still comfortable and very clear. A solid skip-the-crowds beach club experience if you avoid the peak midday rush.

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Daniel O.
Australia · 2025-10-22

Golden hour on the deck

We booked the late session and watched the sky go orange over the water while music played softly on the platform. The whole yona beach club and boat tour ran on time and the sea was flat and warm. Easy to spend a whole afternoon out there.

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Sofia L.
Italy · 2025-08-15

Blue water, easy access

The Andaman was a deep turquoise and the floating deck sat right in the middle of it, which made for a memorable swim. Staff handled the yona beach club and boat tour tours efficiently from check-in to the ride back. Pack a hat because the sun on the open platform is strong.

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Everything you need to know for your journey

Around the corner

Nearby landmarks worth a detour

Patong Beach

5 min

landmark

A long stretch of sand fronting Patong's main tourist strip, popular for swimming and water sports outside the yona beach club and boat tour hours.

Bangla Road

10 min

landmark

Patong's pedestrian nightlife street lined with bars, clubs, and street food stalls that come alive after dark.

Royal Phuket Marina waterfront

5 min

landmark

A marina promenade with yachts, cafes, and restaurants surrounding the low-season check-in point.

Wat Chalong

15 min drive

church

Phuket's largest and most visited Buddhist temple, known for its ornate multi-tiered chedi.

Big Buddha Phuket

20 min drive

viewpoint

A 45-meter white marble statue on Nakkerd Hill offering panoramic island views.

Where to stay

Where to stay nearby

Patong beachfront district

5–10 min

district

Dense cluster of hotels and resorts along Thawewong Rd and Rat-U-Thit Road, walkable to the high-season pier.

Koh Kaew / Royal Phuket Marina area

On-site to 10 min

district

Marina-adjacent condos and resort hotels convenient for the low-season check-in point.

Karon Beach

15 min drive

mid-range

A quieter beach town south of Patong with a range of mid-range resorts and guesthouses.

Phuket Town

20 min drive

budget

Old Town guesthouses and boutique hotels near Sino-Portuguese architecture, a short drive to either seasonal pier.

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