Maha Bhetra: Authentic 90ft Thai-Crafted Wooden Yacht in Phuket (1994)

Discover the Maha Bhetra, a unique 90-foot (27.4m) traditional Thai-crafted wooden motor yacht based in Phuket. Designed by legendary architect Ed Tuttle (creator of Aman resorts), this classic vessel offers an authentic luxury experience with heritage style and bespoke itineraries around the Andaman Sea.

The yacht features 3 palatial double cabins below a spacious, open-plan teak-laden saloon on the upper deck, perfect for socializing with unrestricted views. Built in 1994 by a custom builder, the Maha Bhetra combines traditional craftsmanship with modern comfort for day charters and overnight excursions.

Designed by American Ed Tuttle, Maha Bhetra is a unique 90ft Thai-crafted wooden hull motor yacht that features three palatial double cabins below a spacious open-plan teak-laden saloon on the top deck. Its sturdy construction will take its guests far and wide in the Andaman. 

The architect and designer behind the exclusive and admired Aman resorts has turned his hand to yachts to produce a uniquely 90-foot Thai Motor Yacht, Maha Bhetra, Now available for day and overnight charters.

This unique 90ft Luxury traditional Thai-crafted wooden yacht holds 3 palatial double cabins below a spacious open plan teak- laden salon on the top deck. Its sturdy construction will take its guests far and wide in the Andaman. 

Guest Capacity & Charter Options

The Maha Bhetra accommodates up to 12 guests for private day charters, while overnight excursions are limited to 6 guests to ensure comfort in the 3 double cabins. This distinction is confirmed by multiple sources, including Yasido and Yacht Rental Phuket, which note the 6-guest limit for overnight trips versus 12 for day charters.

• Day Charter: Up to 12 passengers for full-day adventures around Phuket and the Andaman Sea
• Overnight Excursion: Up to 6 passengers for extended stays with sleeping accommodations in 3 cabins
• Location: Based in Phuket, Thailand, with access to Southern and Northern Andaman Sea routes