Koh Panak is the adventure stop on Phang Nga Bay day trips. No beach here. No swimming. Instead, you get caves. Real caves, the kind where you need a helmet and flashlight, where you lie flat in a canoe to squeeze under low ceilings.
Fantastic Phuket Museum (Museum Thai Phuket) in Kathu covers Thai history from Sukhothai to Rattanakosin with Buddha statues, a haunted house, and photo zones.
Wat Chalong is worth visiting if you want to see Phuket’s most important Buddhist temple. We’ve been dozens of times over the years and still stop by when showing friends around the island.
Phra Aram Sakhonkhet Mansion is a historic Sino-Portuguese building located in Phuket Old Town. Its beautifully renovated white exterior distinguishes it and represents an important part of Phuket’s architectural heritage.
Wat Kanan is Phuket’s striking white Buddhist temple, often referred to as the island’s answer to the famousWhite Temple in Chiang Rai. Located in the Thalang area of Phuket, this relatively new and lesser-known temple has recently gained attention as a stunning spiritual and architectural destination.
Freedom Elephant Reserve’s dream is to provide retired working elephants with love and care, with limited human interaction on an observation-only basis.
Bodhi Dog Rescue and Shelter is both a rescue and a shelter located in Wat Sophon Wanaram, a Thai temple on the east coast of Phuket. An NGO, funded solely with donations, is on a mission to help every animal we can. We are a no-kill organisation.
Benjakitti Park offers one of central Bangkok’s most refreshing outdoor spaces, with facilities that cater to fitness fans and families alike. The park’s well-maintained running tracks circle the central lake, covering approximately 2.8 kilometres.
Bangkok Museums showcase the city’s rich cultural heritage, artistic achievements, and fascinating history. Visitors can find everything from world-class art institutions to uniquely Thai cultural experiences throughout the capital.
There are quite a lot of fun things to do in Mai Khao Beach, from unique plane spotting to turtle conservation experiences. This quiet stretch of Phuket’s north coast offers everything from watching aircraft land overhead at the airport to having fun in a water park.
There is so much to do in Kata Beach, as it combines natural beauty with exciting activities along its 1.5-kilometre stretch of soft white sand and crystal-clear waters.
Karon Beach is one of Phuket’s most popular seaside destinations, offering a good mix of relaxation and activities along its 3-kilometre stretch of white sand.
Small spa in Phuket Town. Traditional Thai massage focus. Lower prices than the beach area spas, around 500-800 Baht for a Thai massage. Good option if you’re exploring the Old Town and want a break.
Wat Kitti Sangkharam, also called Kata Temple, sits on the eastern side of Kata Beach along Patak Road. The temple is known for its ornate ordination hall, colorful facades, and calm grounds with statues and murals depicting the Buddha’s life.
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Phuket Paragliding runs tandem flights from the hills above Karon and Nai Harn. You don’t need any experience. A pilot handles everything while you hang in front and watch the coastline from 200-300 metres up.
The Hyatt Regency Phuket now features a Marine Biological Center where marine biologist Marat Khaidarov leads hands-on activities to help guests learn about sea life and ocean changes.
The Ancient City is an open-air museum just outside Bangkok in Samut Prakan. It’s not very far from the city, but it feels completely different—spacious, peaceful, and filled with impressive replicas of Thailand’s most important temples, monuments, and architectural landmarks.
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The Old Customs House Bangkok is one of those places that used to feel like a secret. Right on the Chao Phraya River, just next to the iconic Mandarin Oriental Hotel, this beautiful European-style building sat quietly for decades, long after it had any official use.
You can’t miss this mint-green building when you walk through the heart of Phuket Old Town — it sits right at the corner where Dibuk Road meets Yaowarat Road, just opposite the Locktien Local Food Court, a beautiful example of the island’s old Sino-Portuguese architecture.
At Oto Play Park, children are free to dive into hands-on activities that nurture their creativity and spark positive play. Whether it’s climbing, building, or creating, each area is designed to ignite their sense of adventure and fun.
Part of Sinae Phuket hotel on Koh Sirey, about 10 minutes from Phuket Town. Water-themed treatments. Quieter location than the west coast spas. Good option if you’re staying in the Phuket Town area and don’t want to drive to Patong or Kata.
Fira Beach Club, located high above Kata Noi Beach in southern Phuket, is a new immense rooftop bar and restaurant with luxurious beach club vibes and a Mediterranean atmosphere.
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This video of James Bond Island takes you to one of Thailand’s most famous landmarks. Located in Phang Nga Bay, this small limestone island became world-famous after appearing in the James Bond movie The Man with the Golden Gun.
This video of Samet Nangshe Viewpoint takes you to one of the most breathtaking panoramic spots in Phang Nga. Located about an hour from Phuket, this viewpoint offers a stunning view of the limestone cliffs and islands of Phang Nga Bay.
Phuket King Muay Thai is a well-established training camp in Kathu, known for its welcoming atmosphere and quality coaching. Whether you’re a beginner looking to learn the basics or a professional fighter sharpening your skills, the gym offers training for all levels.
This video of Baan Ar Jor House Museum takes you inside one of Phuket’s most well-preserved heritage homes. Located near Mai Khao Beach, this Sino-Portuguese mansion was built in 1936 and has been carefully restored to showcase the island’s history and culture.
This video of Phuket’s beaches takes you on a journey across some of the island’s most beautiful coastal spots. With over 40 beaches to explore, Phuket offers everything from lively tourist hubs to quiet, hidden escapes.
This video of Andamanda Waterpark takes you to one of Phuket’s largest and most exciting waterparks. Located near Phuket Town, Andamanda offers a mix of thrilling water slides, wave pools, and relaxing lazy rivers.
Cafe Phuket Viewpoint is a hard-to-spot Instagram gem hidden on the curvy roadside that connects Patong Beach to Kamala Beach. The place has been around for a long time, carried different names, and never really was popular until someone realized that Instagram was an irresistible magnet for the young generation.
This video of James Bond Island takes you to one of Thailand’s most famous landmarks. Located in Phang Nga Bay, this small limestone island became world-famous after appearing in the 1974 James Bond movie The Man with the Golden Gun.
This Phang Nga Bay Video takes you on an unforgettable journey through one of Thailand’s most stunning natural wonders. Known for its towering limestone cliffs, hidden caves, and emerald-green lagoons, the bay is best explored by kayak.
This Wat Chalong Video takes you to Phuket’s most important and largest temple. Located in Chalong, this beautifully decorated temple has been a spiritual centre for locals for over a century.
This Phuket Big Buddha Video takes you to one of the island’s most famous landmarks. Sitting on Nakkerd Hill between Chalong and Kata, the 45-metre-tall statue can be seen from many parts of southern Phuket.
This Koh Panyi Village Video takes you to a unique floating village in Phang Nga Bay. Built on stilts over the water, this small fishing community is home to around 1,600 people
This Maya Bay Video takes you to one of Thailand’s most famous beaches. Located on Phi Phi Leh Island, Maya Bay became world-famous after appearing in The Beach movie.
This Best Things to Do in Phuket Video highlights the island’s top attractions and activities. With more than 40 beaches, cultural landmarks, and nearby islands, there’s plenty to explore.
Lord Shrimant Ganpati Bappa Devalai is a Hindu temple dedicated to Ganesha set in Rawai Beach near Rawai Park. This intricately designed Phuket temple is a replica of the century-old Shrimant Dagdusheth Halwai Ganpati Temple in Pune, India
The AR Trick Eye Museum Phuket is a fun and interactive attraction located at Central Floresta Phuket on the outskirts of Phuket Town (on the way to Patong Beach, which makes it easy to reach).
The Princess Mother Memorial Park is a peaceful spot dedicated to the late Princess Srinagarindra, the mother of King Rama IX. Hidden on the Thonburi side of Bangkok, the park is a blend of serene gardens and small museum buildings.
The Artist House(Baan Silapin), tucked away in the quaint neighbourhood of Khlong Bang Luang in Thonburi, offers a serene escape from the city’s hustle and bustle
Thonburi Locomotive Garage (also known as the Thonburi Rail Yard) is a historic railway facility in Bangkok. Located near the Thonburi Train Station and next to the famous Sriraj Hospital, it has been a part of Thailand’s railway heritage for decades.
Located between Patong Beach and Kathu, Phuket Kart Speedway is another league; two-stroke engines are fast, loud and impressive. A small car even pushes you to gain maximum speed right from the start.
Formula Fun Karting is Thailand’s First Indoor Electric Go-Kart Track, featuring Racing Simulator, Paddock Club and Academy. Located on the Bypass road near Phuket Town, Formula Fun Karting is Phuket’s newest attraction, unleashing the thrill of go-kart racing indoors.
Large spa facility in Rawai, 900 square metres with 17 treatment rooms. Part of Stay Wellbeing resort, which focuses on fitness and health. Uses Phytomer products. More clinical feel than the traditional Thai spas. Popular with long-stay guests doing multi-day wellness programmes.
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The Old Chartered Bank intersection in Phuket Town is definitely the hottest selfie spot on the island now. A small crowd of young people are engulfed in their selfie fashion show at each corner of the intersection of Phuket Road and Dibuk Road.
The partly hidden wooden staircases of Naithon Beach are a popular Instagram spot in Phuket. They have been around for a long time, but as usual, people would drive by too fast to even notice them.
Same brand as Pearl Spa in Karon, but smaller and more casual. Located in Old Town. Combines a café with massage services. Convenient if you’re doing the walking street or exploring the Sino-Portuguese buildings. Prices lower than the Karon location.
Pearl Spa is inside Avista Grande Phuket Karon (MGallery hotel). Large facility with multiple treatment rooms. Known for their signature pearl-based treatments. Prices start around 2,500 Baht for a 60-minute massage. Hotel guests get priority booking, but it’s open to walk-ins.