Marina in Phuket · 5 Gold Anchor Certified · Carbon-Neutral Marina
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Asia’s first and only carbon-neutral marina. We are constantly seeking ways to reduce our carbon footprint and lead through sustainable operations.
Royal Phuket Marina is constantly seeking methods to reduce its carbon impact and is very proud of its sustainable initiatives. We were the first marina in Thailand to switch to renewable solar energy, and in recent years have more than tripled our solar-generating capacity for marina operations and commercial real estate.
We are a signee of the Plastic-Free Marina Pledge by the Marina Industries Association — the first marina in Thailand to join — and the first in Thailand to install the innovative V5 Seabin. We seek partnerships with sustainable organisations such as Wawa Creations, Oceans 4 All, License To Clean and Disabled Sailing.
Certified by Thailand’s TGO Authority as the country’s leading sustainable marina.
The only marina in Thailand with the Yacht Harbour Association’s highest certification.
Accredited by the Marina Industries Association.
First marina in Thailand to sign the MIA Plastic-Free Marina Pledge.
In 2008, Royal Phuket Marina began improving the energy efficiency of its 180 Rai / 28.8-hectare property — installing solar panels, water conservation and waste recycling, and becoming the first marina in Thailand to pledge to be single-use-plastic free. We show that working with communities, protecting the environment, and conducting business with integrity is a better, kinder way of doing business.
We were the first marina in Thailand to switch to renewable solar energy, and have since more than tripled our solar-generating capacity — powering hardstand operations and the chiller systems that keep our covered dry stack climate-controlled, drawing on the Phuket sun year-round.
Home of the LTC001 coastal-cleaner boat by Wawa Creations, patrolling our marina and the Koh Kaew channels to clear plastic and debris.
Collecting floating debris and micro-plastics from our basin — clearing, on average, 48kg of waste per day.
Ongoing removal of plastics and floating waste keeps our water and the surrounding mangroves healthy.
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