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Full Moon Party in Phuket

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Phuket Full Moon Party at Paradise Beach

Paradise Beach hosts a Full Moon Party every month, and it has become Phuket’s biggest open-air beach party. The setting is the secluded cove of Paradise Beach, about 4.5 km from Patong Beach, surrounded by hills on both sides. It is smaller and more organised than the original Koh Phangan Full Moon Party, but the location is beautiful, and you don’t need to travel to another island.

Phuket Full Moon Party

The party runs from 7 pm until around 2 am. International and local DJs play EDM, house, techno and dance music. There are three fire shows per night, including the burning of the Full Moon sign, which has become the event’s signature moment. Professional dancers perform from around 10 pm. UV body paint stations, LED light shows, and laser displays add to the atmosphere. Five bars serve drinks across the beach, including the famous bucket cocktails.

Phuket Full Moon Party on Paradise Beach

The dance floor and party area sit right on Paradise Beach, which works as a regular beach club during the day. You can cool off in the sea between sets. The Paradise Beach Restaurant stays open until midnight, serving Thai and Italian food. There is also a beach BBQ.

Full Moon Party in Phuket

Because the beach is isolated, the party doesn’t disturb anyone. Visitors staying in Patong won’t hear a thing. A free shuttle bus runs every 30 minutes between Patong and Paradise Beach from 7 pm until late. Look for the shuttle near Jungceylon on Bangla Road. No need to arrange transport or worry about driving back.

Phuket Full Moon Party in Patong Beach

Not Only Full Moon Parties!

Paradise Beach doesn’t just do Full Moon parties. They also run Half Moon parties and Black Moon parties on other nights of the month, plus weekend events. If your trip doesn’t line up with the full moon, check their Facebook page for the next event. The format is similar: DJs, fire shows, and a shuttle bus.

Tickets and Prices

Party Pass (1,200 Baht): Entry from 7 pm, 1 bucket or 2 beers, free shuttle bus.

Premium Pass (1,800 Baht): Entry from 7 pm, 2 buckets or 4 beers, free tank top, free shuttle bus.

Tickets can be bought online through Megatix or at the shuttle bus pickup point. New Year’s Eve and special events may have different pricing.

Good to Know

  • The minimum age is 20. They check ID at the entrance.
  • No outside food or drinks allowed.
  • Certified first aid providers and security guards are on site.
  • ATM available at the venue.
  • Wear comfortable shoes and light clothes. Glow accessories and neon colours fit the vibe.
  • The party goes ahead, rain or shine.
  • Keep your phone and valuables secure. Lockers are not included in the basic ticket.

How to Get to the Phuket Full Moon Party

Free Shuttle Bus: Runs every 30 minutes from the Bangla Road / Jungceylon area in Patong to Paradise Beach and back, from 7 pm until late. The shuttle only operates from Patong. If you are staying in another area (Kata, Karon, Bang Tao), you will need to get to Patong first or arrange your own transport to Paradise Beach.

Paradise Beach and Full Moon Party Free Shuttle Bus

More Photos of the Phuket Full Moon Party

Paradise Beach seen from the sea

Full Moon Party Info

Location: Paradise Beach, near Patong Beach
When: Monthly on the full moon (plus half moon and black moon events)
Hours: 7 pm – 2 am
Tickets: 1,200 Baht (Party Pass) / 1,800 Baht (Premium Pass)
Age: 20+ (ID required)
Shuttle: Free from Patong (Bangla Road area), every 30 minutes
Facebook: Full Moon Festival Phuket
Email: info@paradisebeachphuket.com

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I arrived in Phuket in 1994 and have never left. After travelling through 40+ countries and working with Club Med and Expedia, where I created the Hotels.com Go Guides international travel guide with my team, I launched Phuket 101 in 2011 to share what I've explored, discovered and learned. Everything here comes from personal experience, with my own photography and videos from across Thailand.View Author posts