Frequent Questions About Muay Thai Training in Phuket 1. How do I know if Muay Thai is for me? You won’t unless you try it! There… Read More »11 Frequent Questions about Muay Thai Training in Phuket
Nook Dee Boutique Resort Nook Dee Boutique Resort is a small boutique resort hanging on a green hillside above Kata Noi Beach, just above the… Read More »Nook Dee Boutique Resort Phuket in Kata Noi Beach
The Surface rooftop bar at La Flora Hotel in Patong Beach is one of the few rooftops in Phuket, but as beach clubs did, the number seems to be growing.
Quip Sky Bar is an unexpected rooftop bar and restaurant at the top of Quip Hotel in Phuket town. The hotel itself is really original and fun to visit, with an old Austin car used as a reception counter.
A jellyfish bath in Phuket! Haad Pak Phra is the last beach you will see when leaving Phuket from the north end, and most people… Read More »Pak Phra Beach ⛱️
Number 6 Restaurant ‘Up The Hill’ is one of the most popular places in Patong Beach, we all know that. But did you know that there are two Number 6?
Jungle Xtrem Adventure Park Phuket Jungle Xtrem Adventure Park Phuket is a fun activity for a day out in Phuket, but also a challenging one.… Read More »Jungle Xtrem Adventure Park Phuket
Phuket Floating Market Note: Phuket floating market is permanently closed Phuket Floating Market is Phuket’s attempt to recreate what became a huge success in Pattaya,… Read More »Phuket Floating Market
James Bond Island, locally known as Khao Ping Kan, is located about 25 kilometres northeast of Phuket Island, in the bay of Phang Nga. This unusual limestone rock formation is one of the many places in Phang Nga people have on their Phuket must-see list.
About Sai Kaew Beach Sai Kaew Beach (Haad Sai Kaew in Thai) is a beautiful endless beach located north of Phuket Island, just past Mai… Read More »Sai Kaew Beach ⛱️
Chillva Market Phuket is one of the best weekday night markets on the island. Everyone seems to love them, Thai teenagers, more than everyone else.
The Phuket Vegetarian Festival (or Nine Emperor Gods Festival) happens once a year, during the ninth lunar month, and is one of the most auspicious events on Phuket island.
Kopi de Phuket, a very small restaurant, has made its name in Phuket Town for a while. It looks strangely familiar and serves some really typical Phuket dishes in an eclectic decor, but what Kopi de Phuket does best is coffee in Phuket style.
Romsai is a little restaurant well hidden from view, with a beautiful view of the sea and a nearby beach. Serving local Thai food for lunch, definitely has a fun mood, feeling like being far from Phuket.
Rayee beach is one of those beaches people drive by without ever knowing its name. When I ask someone if they have been to Rayee Beach in Phuket, I always get that puzzled look or a negative answer.
Loy Krathong is a significant festival occurring every year in Thailand; it is even popular in surrounding countries. Everyone celebrates it on the evening of the full moon of the 12th month in the traditional Thai lunar calendar, November 15th, 2024.
In case you are coming to Phuket in October, here is a Phuket Vegetarian Festival Schedule and Calendar of each day’s event, in which temple each event will occur, and when and where the famous processions will happen. Remember to bring a mask for the smoke and ear protection as the firecrackers sound will leave you deaf for a day.
Dino Park in Kata Beach has been open for many years and is still a favourite spot for families and friends for some casual fun and competition after dinner.
Karlsson’s Steakhouse in Patong It might be strange to recommend a steakhouse to travellers coming a long way to Thailand, but there comes a time… Read More »Karlsson’s Restaurant and Steakhouse
Hua Beach near Kamala Hua Beach – After spending 23 years in Phuket, I would probably smile if someone would tell me there is a… Read More »Hua Beach ⛱️
