
Ocean Marina · 50 ft
Bonivia
- 50 ftLength overall
- Up to 25Guests
- Open deck layoutLayout
- Ocean MarinaDeparture pier
Bonivia on the water: 11 photographs
The Yacht
About Bonivia
Bonivia is a 50 ft sailing catamaran with the brightest interior in the fleet: white surfaces, orange and yellow cushions, fresh flowers in gold vases and a red heart laid out on the bed before the guests arrive. She takes 20 guests, up to 25 on the larger bookings, and is air conditioned throughout.
The aft deck is set up as a bar rather than a dining room, with high stools along a counter and the marina behind. Forward, the trampoline carries orange and yellow cushions under the boom. Two heads below, both fully enclosed, which matters on a boat that runs full.
Best for Celebrations, proposals and any group that wants the boat to look ready when they step on.
What Sets Her Apart
Bar stools, bright interiors, good light
- 01
Aft deck bar
Counter and stools instead of a fixed table, so people move around instead of sitting in one place all day.
- 02
Dressed for arrival
Flowers, folded towels and the cabins made up before you board, not after.
- 03
Slide and sea pool
The white slide runs off the side at the anchorage, with the pool net alongside.
Rates
Charter pricing
| Duration | Charter rate |
|---|---|
| 5 hours | ฿18,000 |
| 6 hours | ฿24,000 |
| 8 hours | ฿36,000 |
Same rate all week
- ฿500 per extra guest above 20
Crew, fuel, ice and soft drinks included.
On Board
Features and comfort
- A/CAir conditioned interior
- PoolSea pool off the stern
- Water slideStraight into the bay
The Day
Your day on board
- 01
Board at Ocean Marina
Your captain and crew welcome you at the pier. Step aboard, settle in and cast off within minutes, no queues and no shared decks.
- 02
Islands and swim stops
A run out to the islands, then anchor. The slide and pool go in, and the aft bar carries the rest of the afternoon.
- 03
Return at golden hour
Head home as the light softens, with the Pattaya skyline glowing ahead of the bow and the day still yours.


