Seal Superyachts Asia - Myanmar Management Team

Graham started SEAL's Superyacht services division in 1992 which since it's inception has handled virtually all visiting Superyachts to Phuket and has developed a full range of services to satisfy even the most demanding captains and owners.

Obtaining the first license ever from the Burmese authorities (December 1997) to take foreign registered yachts into Burmese territorial waters, Graham has personally guided many visiting Superyachts through the pristine Mergui Archipelago putting it on the list of places that 'must' be visited in Asia.

In 2000 Graham conceived the idea of holding a Superyacht social event in Phuket, Thailand. This idea developed into the Phuket Invitational, a highly enjoyable occasion which is set to become an annual feature of the Superyacht calendar. Contact Graham

Adam Frost - Seal Superyachts' Director

At the end of a four-year mechanical engineering apprenticeship in England, Adam Frost graduated as a fully skilled EITB craftsman. On completion of his training in 1988, he joined forces with his brother Graham where they purchased their first liveaboard dive yacht 'Crescent', in Hong Kong. After a six-month refit, they sailed to Phuket and started operating successful liveaboard dive charters to the Similan and Surin Islands, Thailand.

After their first season of operations, Adam took over the captaincy of 'Crescent' from his brother Graham. He then held this position for the next five years. In which time he was responsible for the successful operations of literally hundreds of dive charters in the Andaman Sea. Whilst serving as captain, he also had the opportunity to take the vessel on a commercial treasure hunting exploration off of the coast of Vietnam, as well as operating numerous pioneering dive charters in Malaysia, Indonesia and Burma.

Adam is also one of the founding partners of SEAL (South East Asia Liveaboards Co Ltd) and SEAL Superyachts Co Ltd. With such intimate knowledge of the local waters, Adam has personally guided many notorious Superyachts into the Mergui Archipelago, Myanmar. This beautiful region is largely unknown and unexplored by foreigners.

Adam is currently at the very hub of operations, directing the future of both of these successful companies.
Contact Adam

Gordon Fernandes - Seal Superyachts' Services Manager

Gordon completed a Bachelors degree in Manufacturing and Business Studies in 1995. He then went to work in the computer industry selling high-end computers and publishing equipment.

After two years the lure of travelling around the world was too great and the 9 - 5 was packed in for a more action packed trip around the world. After a brief stint in Hong Kong, Thailand was the next stop. Gordon first arrived in Phuket in August 1997. After a spell working as a divemaster in the famous Phi Phi islands he joined SEAL in November 1997. After completing one season he decided that he still wanted to broaden his horizons and work in different countries. Australia was the next destination. After working and travelling for four months in Australia he came back to work for SEAL Superyachts where he is now a active working partner.

The foundations for the Superyacht services division had been well laid by the Frost family when Gordon became SEAL Superyachts' Services Manager but he has since added new markets and services to the portfolio.

In 1999 Gordon managed the entry of a 52 M Feadship into the capital of Myanmar (Burma). This was the first time that a private yacht had visited the capital.

Gordon's experience of the yachting industry has grown not only through working as a divemaster but through managing an adventure cruise on one of the company's 60 foot sailing yachts during the low season.
Contact Gordon

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