
Phuket Thailand Travel Guide and Hotels
Tourist mecca of the stunning Andaman Coast, Phuket is one of the world’s best-known resort islands, and Thailand’s most popular travel destination. Whether you prefer a stunning secluded beach, or the bustling nightlife of Patong, perhaps even an enthralling daytrip to Phi Phi and Pha Nga Bay, Phuket never fails to impress.
For travellers considering staying in phuket for a long period of time or thinking of relocating permanently, we can recommend some of phukets finest properties so you can find that dream home, whether you wish to rent or buy a property in phuket you can have a search through the phuket news property portal, living in phuket is an unbelievable experience and also one of the best decisions you will ever make.
Plan and book your Phuket travel with this comprehensive 100-page online travel guide.
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Hospitality
Attracting some five million tourists a year, Phuket is all about spoiling its visitors. Experience a five star hotel with stunning beach views, without the five-star bill, or opt for some great value resorts within walking distance of the sea. Each beach offers a different atmosphere, from exclusive privacy to bustling nightlife, but wherever you stay, that famous Thai smile, boutique ambiance and good value wining and dining is ever present in Phuket hotels. The Thais do tourism very well, with numerous tours and services offered, so that all you need to do is ensure you’ve applied your suncream, before lying back to relax. Get unbeatable rates from more than 300 Phuket hotels that we’ve found for you on Agoda.
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Phuket travel highlights
There’s so much more to Phuket than sun-kissed tropical beaches. Driving along the west coast you’ll discover the amazing beaches of Kata, Karon, Patong, Kamala, Surin and Bangtao – with its pretty lagoons; but seek out the quieter, less developed, Rawai, Nai Harn and Mai Kao. The lush hilly interior of the island is home to national parks, waterfalls and the Sino-Portuguese mansions and curiosities in Phuket Town. But venture farther on a daytrip and you’ll be gobsmacked by the sheer beauty of the karst seascapes of Pha Nga Bay, Phi Phi islands and Nearby Krabi. And Diving is a must, particularly to the Similan islands, along with sea kayaking. Then there’s the fantastic dining and fun nightlife, as well as extravaganzas for the whole family, like the award-winning Phuket Fantasea.