In this episode of Go Yachting we are in Phuket, Thailand, at the 25th Anniversary Phuket King’s Cup Regatta. Boats from around Asia and beyond headed to Phuket to take part in what has become the ‘one-to-win’ in Asia — the Phuket King’s Cup Regatta. 1000 plus sailors of 33 nationalities took part in the 2011 Regatta in 12 Classes across a diverse fleet of boats — 91 keelboats and multihulls, 38 dinghies and 19 Kiteboards. Kiteboards were introduced for the first time — the first time a multi-class regatta of this nature globally has incorporated a Kiteboard Class. The week was considered by many to be one of the best in the Regatta’s 25-year history. The winds built throughout to provide some exciting on-the-water action, culminating on the last day with winds gusting to 25 knots. Winners were presented at the Royal Awards Ceremony, presided over by His Majesty the King’s Personal Representative. With the prize-giving over, sailors and friends swapped stories and partied the night away poolside at the Kata Beach Resort & Spa. Go Yachting brings you all the action. Also in this episode: The NeilPryde Racing Series — a global wind surfing series is heading to Thailand in 2012, and is joining up with what has become Asia’s largest multi-class Regatta by boat numbers, the Top of the Gulf Regatta. The NeilPryde Racing Series will run in conjunction with the Regatta off Ocean Marina Yacht Club in the Gulf of Thailand. The NeilPryde Racing Series is coming to Thailand for …