Top picks for Bang Lamung Yachting

Discover 406 Yachting in Bang Lamung on Trip.com, updated 14 November 2026, with experiences lasting from 1 to 7 hours. Find the perfect adventure for your day!

From VND 107,693 per person, with an average total of VND 632,390. Choose the option that suits your plan.

With 507 verified reviews, Yachting Bang Lamung boast an average rating of 4.6.

This week's most popular Yachting: "Pattaya high-altitude ocean view skydiving experience 13,000 feet (includes hotel transfer)", with 122 reviews and a 4.9 rating.

Now on Trip.com: "Pattaya Full-Day Catamaran Yacht Tour | 3 Remote Islands | Snorkeling, Sea Fishing & Sunset Cruise | Bamboo Island & Monkey Island | Hotel Transfers Included", a 2-hour adventure in Bang Lamung!

The next available day tour departs on 15 November 2026. Book now to secure your spot!

Bang Lamung Yachting usually take about 2 hours — perfect for a relaxed, immersive experience!

100% of Bang Lamung Yachting now offer English-speaking guides

November is the perfect time to visit Bang Lamung! Choose from 406 available day tours, including seasonal favorites like Pattaya high-altitude ocean view skydiving experience 13,000 feet (includes hotel transfer).

Your trip, worry-free! All day tours are run by licensed suppliers with verified reviews, and many include free cancellation before departure.

Search attractions or local attractions & tours
Book now for today
Book now for tomorrow

406 results for Bang Lamung Yachting

1
2
3
4
5
6
21
Trip.comBang Lamung
Yachting

Explore top experiences

See what other travellers love, based on ratings and bookings

RecommendedAttractions (24157)Boat tours (123)Day tours (166)Shows & events (68)Water activities (59)Outdoor & sports (96)Spa & wellness (73)City sightseeing (18)Food & drink (105)Nature & wildlife (17)Culture & history (40)Travel photography (11)SIM card (36)Shuttle bus (37)Travel extras (10)Boat tickets (2)Airport express (1)Wi-Fi (1)

Frequently asked questions about Bang Lamung Yachting

How many Yachting are available in Bang Lamung on Trip.com?

What are the best Yachting in Bang Lamung?

What are the top-rated Yachting in Bang Lamung?

How can I contact Trip.com customer support?

Can I change or cancel my booking?

How can I get discounted prices?

Reviews/Trip Moments

★
★
★
★
★
Reviews: Pattaya Full-Day Catamaran Yacht Tour | 3 Remote Islands | Snorkeling, Sea Fishing & Sunset Cruise | Bamboo Island & Monkey Island | Hotel Transfers Included
Guest User2026-08-01
Overall, the trip was fine. There are some caveats: the long journeys between islands, especially since it's a catamaran, and we probably weren't very lucky with the waves—I get really seasick. Swimming in the open sea once isn't enough; on other similar excursions, you only get two. Another major drawback is that the catamaran doesn't take you to Monkey Island. My child was expecting this the entire trip, so we ended up throwing watermelon slices at them from the catamaran and then we continued on. Overall, it's a fine excursion for large, fun groups.
★
★
★
★
★
Reviews: Pattaya high-altitude ocean view skydiving experience 13,000 feet (includes hotel transfer)
Guest User2026-06-08
On the evening of May 28th, I booked a skydive with third-party and handheld filming for 11:00 AM the next day. After placing the order, someone proactively added me on WeChat and explained some skydiving precautions. On May 29th at 10:00 AM, I waited at the hotel reception for the shuttle bus. After getting on the bus, it continued to pick up other guests from various hotels in Pattaya, arriving at the skydiving base around 11:15 AM. First, I went to the reception to sign a waiver, then took a number and waited to jump. While waiting, you can choose goggles. The rental fee is 300 baht, or you can use the free ones, but they're not very attractive. Alternatively, I recommend ordering goggles on Pinduoduo before you go abroad; a pair costs less than 10 yuan. If you're nearsighted (around 500 degrees), you can wear contact lenses, as they are more comfortable and produce better photos. Around 12:30 AM, it was my turn to jump. First, the instructor will record a pre-jump video for you. This usually involves introducing yourself and your reasons for choosing skydiving, etc. Then, they briefly explain some safety precautions, and you wait to jump. At 13:00, I put on my skydiving gear and boarded the helicopter. The helicopter flew further and further away from the ground, and my anxiety grew. But there was no turning back; I had to force myself to be brave. The instructor recorded a video with me, usually about my feelings and how nervous I was. After 20 minutes of flight, we reached the designated altitude. I confirmed with the instructor again that I was fully prepared and ready to jump. The instructor opened the helicopter door, grabbed me, and jumped. I free-fell for about 5 seconds, experiencing severe G-forces, similar to the first few seconds of a drop tower's rapid descent. Then the small parachute opened, and a photographer approached, signaling to film. Even without opening my mouth, my face was severely distorted by the wind; even Fan Bingbing wouldn't necessarily get a good shot. After the third-party filming, the instructor deployed the large parachute, and we both shot upwards. After about 5 seconds, I gradually stabilized; the G-forces subsided, and my face returned to normal. The instructor will then take out a selfie stick and have you record a video facing the camera. This is the optimal time for a good shot, so make the most of it. After taking the selfie, begin your descent. Make sure to keep your legs high until you are several tens of meters above the ground to avoid injury from a impact. Thankfully, thanks to the safety precautions, both the instructor and I successfully landed. After celebrating and saying goodbye to the instructor, we returned to the skydiving base to wait for the video and photos to be copied, which takes about 30 minutes. After receiving the video and photos, you will usually wait for other skydivers to join you for a group trip to Pattaya city.
★
★
★
★
★
Reviews: [Dreamlike experience] Pattaya Makkha Spa, authentic Thai with exquisite European style
Guest User2026-10-28
Following Trip.com's recommendation, I experienced a Thai massage at MakkhaSPA in Pattaya. This time, I visited MakkhaSPA in Pattaya based on Trip.com's recommendation. —The exquisite European-style design immediately conveyed a sense of luxury and comfort upon entering. The facilities were all very new, and both the environment and equipment showed great attention to detail. The staff provided smiling service throughout, being professional and patient, making me feel warmly welcomed. The entire massage process was also very professional and meticulous, truly relaxing my entire body. I highly recommend everyone to check it out and enjoy an authentic Thai massage experience!
★
★
★
★
★
Reviews: Pattaya uninhabited three-island 1-day tour | Optional sailing boat and jet ski | Snorkeling and fishing with hotel transfer
Guest User2026-11-02
This was the best jet ski tour around three islands. An unforgettable experience, including snorkeling and a banana boat ride. The lunch was delicious. I recommend everyone try it; two people can ride on one jet ski. There were a maximum of 10 people on our tour. Everything went wonderfully.
★
★
★
★
★
Reviews: 3 Mermaids Cafe & Restaurant Pattaya | Sea View Sunset | Reservation Service
Guest User2026-11-07
We celebrated a birthday at the Little Mermaid Restaurant. The restaurant itself is not bad, and the view from the nest is excellent (there was no sunset because it was overcast). Dinner for four adults cost about 6,000 baht. The food wasn't great (we've eaten better, that's for sure), but the service was typical of a normal restaurant, with a waiter assigned to your table (alcohol is a bit pricey; we ordered beer in a flask, which is best avoided). Overall, it's worth a one-time visit.
★
★
★
★
★
Reviews: Pattaya safari elephant village elephant ride/ziplining/ATV/shooting
Guest User2026-08-03
Of all the places we booked online, this was the most worthwhile. There was no pressure to buy anything or push sales, and they weren't grumpy even if you didn't buy anything. Overall, it was a very comfortable experience. A bag of bananas cost 100 NTD to feed the elephants, which was more expensive than elsewhere, but it was a worthwhile experience. A large photo with three angles cost 400 NTD, and the photos were very good – much cheaper than at many tourist attractions. We bought some; you can assess whether you need them.

Trip.com picks

Popular cities in Thailand

Popular Destinations

Things to do in ThailandThings to do in BangkokThings to do in PattayaThings to do in PhuketThings to do in Sattahip
Things to do in ShanghaiThings to do in BeijingThings to do in Hong KongThings to do in OsakaThings to do in ZhangjiajieThings to do in SingaporeThings to do in ChongqingThings to do in TokyoThings to do in GuangzhouThings to do in Xi'anThings to do in ChinaThings to do in JapanThings to do in ThailandThings to do in VietnamThings to do in South Korea