Things to Do in Phuket

Phuket Old Town is a unique location that takes you on a cultural walk in the midst of traditional architecture, lively shophouses and buzzing markets. It is a heritage rich Sino Portuguese locality that features stunning colonial buildings, holy shrines and souvenir shops. The cafes and restaurants at Phuket Old Town are a must-visit as they serve the best authentic Thai food.

The unique night-time attractions of the cultural theme park offer an unrivaled experience to the visitors. The park offers a one-of-its-kind show in a Las Vegas-style entertainment. Phuket Fantasea is a great place to have fun, shop, and enjoy delicious food either on your own or with family and friends.

Elephant Sanctuary in Phuket is the first ethical sanctuary for elephants in their natural habitat where they are allowed to roam freely. The sanctuary is the home to 15 elephants that work in the tourism industry and also other sick and old elephants. Visitors are allowed to watch the elephants play, take mud baths and touch and feed them.

Tiger Kingdom at Phuket is a tourist attraction that offers a rare opportunity of experiencing a close encounter with tigers. Visitors are allowed to touch, play and cuddle with tigers of all sizes and heights, under a trainer’s presence. The zoo is famous for its photography facility that captures splendid pictures of the visitors next to these mighty tigers.

Aquaria is one of the biggest aquariums in Thailand, located in the heart of Phuket beneath the Central Phuket Floresta. A trip to the aquarium takes the visitors on an amazing underwater journey, where they can explore the wonders of the ocean. The aquarium features around 25000 distinct marine animals that entertain and inspire the visitors in their unique way.

Freedom Beach, which is both gorgeous and secluded, is an exception. With wonderfully smooth white sand and crystal blue waves, it is one of Phuket's most beautiful beaches. It's only a few minutes from Patong Beach, the island's busiest beach, but it's surprisingly tranquil and quiet. Freedom Beach has a special atmosphere due to its unusual location.

Patong Beach is considered to be the party capital of Asia as it has got everything for a fun filled experience. Tourists will come across crowds all the time, who get to enjoy tons of adventure activities like swimming, surfing, parasailing, and more. Apart from all these, this beach gets a clean and sandy shore offering a notable nightlife experience.

Considered to be the lifeline of Phuket’s nightlife, Bangla Road is one of the most happening destinations in the city. While the road is mostly quiet during the daytime, it comes to life once the sun has set. It is a haven for party lovers and nightlife enthusiasts who are drawn by its colorful vibrant lights, lively music, and more.

Located at the southern end of Ton Sai Bay, Long Beach is one of the most laid back destinations for holiday makers who look for a tranquil escapade during vacation. Nestled under a canopy of palm trees, the Long Beach is a favourite of beachside tourists who look for walking in the soft, white sand of the seashore and indulge in various adventure sports. It is the only beach in Phuket where you can enjoy snorkelling directly from the beach. Stunning coral reefs and colourful marine life nestled under the shallow turquoise waters make Long Beach a diver’s dream destination. Being located at a walking distance from Tonsai Village tourists have easy access to the bars and restaurants and enjoy an electrifying nightlife with good food, music and dance.

Banana beach is one of the few beaches of Phuket that is still relatively untouched by human interference. It's fine white sand and clear blue waters give the beach a calm and peaceful look. Thanks to its prolific aquatic life, the beach offers one of the best water sports such as snorkeling and diving, enjoyed by the whole family.

Khai Island comprises three beautiful islands located 10 kilometers on the East Coast of Phuket, namely, Khai Nai Island, Koh Khai Nai, and Koh Khai Nok. Among the three, Khai Nai Island is the biggest island that is perfect for swimming and snorkeling activities, while Khai Nui Island is the smallest one with mesmerizing coral reefs and ideal snorkeling opportunities. 

Maiton Island, also known as Honeymoon Island, is a small privately-owned island hidden in the turquoise blue waters of the Andaman Sea. The island is a good place for snorkeling, offering many tropical sea creatures such as cuttlefish and sea turtles during your experience. Enjoy a pleasant day at this idyllic island as you swim through all your worries.

Patong Boxing Stadium is a massive arena where Thailand’s martial art, Muay Thai or Thai boxing is staged, that can accommodate around 350 people at a time. The stadium has a Muay Thai Gym where one can learn and train to be a Muay Thai fighter. The place is also equipped with a shop selling boxing gears and a bar.

Also known as Racha Island, Raya Island is a tiny island located in the Andaman Sea. If you are an adventure lover, Raya Island will allow you to indulge in several water sports activities, like scuba diving and snorkeling. Not only this, but you can also enjoy a long walk with your loved ones or relish a tranquil vacation with your family on the island.