The SY Sampai Jumpa is an ambient combination of sailing and scuba diving in Thailand. Running since 2004, she was delicately handcrafted from ironwood and teak on the island of Sulawesi in the style of the traditional Indonesian gaft-rigged phinis. The Sampai Jumpa can comfortably take care of up to eleven guests during her six night trips to the Similans. She has four sails and the when under sail, only the sound of her bow breaking the ocean and the wind can be heard. There is a large leisure deck space with comfy mattresses, where guests can relax and chill out between dives or after dinner. Dining is alfresco, although the area is covered to protect from the sun and elements.

The operators hold safety and good customer service as top priorities. The yacht was designed and built based upon Lloyds Standards. The crew is specially trained in all aspects of safety and evacuation procedures, and the boat is equipped with state of the art safety features and gadgets. There are five cabins including a double bed saloon for couples. Onboard there is an extensive library with magazines and novels to choose from, and of course, there is an audio-visual entertainments system.

The deck on the SY Sampai Jumpa