Not "yachting" per say, but some excellent photos of a floating market

Buy Fresh Produce And Hot Noodles Without Leaving Your Boat At The Floating Markets Of Thailand

Thailand's ****oen Saduak is best known for its floating market that sells everything from vegetables to freshly made noodles.

The ****oen Saduak canal was commissioned by King Rama IV in 1866 and both sides are densely occupied by locals who grow fruit and vegetables. The goods they ferry are often from their own orchards.

While Thailand's ****oen Saduak may be the most popular, floating markets are common across Asia. Lok Baintan in Indonesia, the market in Srinagar, India and Can Tho in Vietnam all boast floating markets that are crucial to the local economy. The crowded, often loud markets start as early as 5 am and go on till about noon.

See the images here:
Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/floating-market-****oen-saduak-2011-4?op=1#ixzz1M9dlDicl

Ok, the link is getting clobbered because of the word filter.
Let's try a short URL: http://read.bi/k2ySq2

The word getting blotted is "d a m n', part of the town name.

Thanks Kiwi, I was also able to get back to the OP and fix it with a short URL.