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Nai Harn Beach

Nai Harn Beach is a relatively untouched beach with clear blue waters and smooth white sand. This vast beach is not crowded during the high season (December to May) and offers many things, like souvenir shops, hotels, and massage centers. One can get a relaxing massage for 300 TBH per hour or try out delicious Thai cuisine.

The secluded and sparsely crowded Naithon beach is located in western Phuket. The drive to the beach takes you through lush green pastures, and tourists often spend time here in exploring rocky coves and scuba diving activities. The famous Elephant Jungle Sanctuary is also located at Naithon, where you even give the elephants a little mud bath!

The off-beaten and shady Nai Yang beach, with its casuarina trees, little beach bars and shacks remains a favourite of those tourists who discover it. It is ideal for lounging around, getting traditional massages and sampling some delicious local cuisine. The famous Sirinath Park is also located nearby

When tourists get tired of the beaches, they choose to drop by the open-air market i.e. OTOP Shopping Paradise in Patong, Phuket. It is indeed the best place to pick up a number of local products including textiles, handicrafts, pottery and electronic goods at affordable rates. The place is found to be crowded in the evenings with most people making a beeline for the bars and food carts parked nearby. The term OTOP is an acronym for ‘One Tambon One Product’ that begun as a venture to promote indigenous products created by the sub districts (Tambon) across Thailand. The influx of tourists and lure of dollars has resulted in compromising the idea somewhat with pirated electronic goods and accessories being vended at the market today as well. However, there are a number of stalls that continue to sell original OTOP items with the huge wood crafted Buddha heads being the most popular of the lot. Visiting the market is more of a fun experience then a venue for indulging in serious shopping. Most of the tourists pick up a few local handicrafts and interesting looking souvenirs before heading to the restaurants or food carts to sample delicious local dishes and cheap drinks. Individuals hoping to relax after a tiring day at the beach also enter the tattoo parlor located within the market to obtain a memory of the place. Read More

Nestling along Phuket's west coast at the Surin Beach's northern tip, Pansea Beach is a hidden paradise. Tourists vacationing in Phuket often spend a day at the beach to get away from the busy town. A relaxing Thai massage, hanging out by the beach shacks, and water sports such as windsurfing, kayaking, and snorkelling are some of the activities here. This secluded beach comfortably straddles between the luxurious Amanpuri Resort and the Surin Resort, making Pansea Beach a private beach of either of the two properties. However, since private beaches are not allowed in Thailand, the beach is open to the public as well. Either end of Pansea Beach host splendid rock formations in addition to plenty of coral reefs. The beach is also a lovely sunset viewpoint. Read More

Situated close to Patong Beach, the Paradise Beach of Phuket is one of the most attractive beaches on the island. Contrary to the peaceful atmosphere at Paradise Beach during regular days, it is crowded with people around the Full Moon Festival, which takes place every month. This stunning location is popular for water sports activities, including kayaking, snorkeling, scuba diving, and body boarding. The access to the beach is through Paradise Beach Club, a popular party spot and club located right on Paradise Beach. Lined with granite rocks and coral reefs some 100 meters from the shore, Paradise Beach is ideal for those looking for an offbeat location. Read More

Often called the party capital of Asia, Patong Beach is the most popular beach in Phuket. Known for its clean sandy shores, bold nightlife and colourful attractions, Patong Beach accommodates swimming, parasailing and other water sports during the day. At night you can check out its fantastic nightlife. This beach may be crowded, but it has lots of food and shopping options. Although not a secluded exotic beach like many other Thai beaches, it is quite picturesque with its crystal clear waters and lush forests all around. Its lively atmosphere and beautiful vistas make up for the lack of peace and privacy. This beach may be crowded, but it has lots of food and shopping options and is ideal for those who love a vibrant place and the busy hustle and bustle of life. If you go during the off-season, you may even find a quiet corner on the beach to rest in peace. Read More

Patong Gokart Speedway is the perfect destination for a fun-filled and adventurous outing with family and friends. The 750-metre long race track has sharp curves, smooth bends and Start/Finish lines. Safety of the riders stands first, and all the karts and buggies are well-maintained. The staff members clearly explain what and what not to do while racing. The main building has a garage and a resto-bar which serves refreshing drinks, beer and a variety of snacks. You will also spot a shop selling T-shirts and baseball caps. Single or in a group, this will be the best place if you love racing. Read More

The Patong Inn Art in Phuket houses a collection of beautiful, contemporary and modern paintings by a variety of artists. People often flock to this little shop to pick up a painting or two to brighten up their living rooms.

The local markets of Phuket, especially the night markets in Patong, are fun places where the visitors can bargain vigorously, often obtaining products at throwaway prices. The night markets are colourful places with a surprising array of goods offered by the hawkers. The smells emanating out of the area are unfamiliar and interesting at the same time often leaving the visitors enthralled. The Patong night markets operate from early evening and continue to sell their wares until the late hours of the night. The Malin Plaza can be found at the southern end of the Patong beach and has become immensely popular as a night market in Patong. Although newly constructed, it managed to carve out a niche for itself by focusing on lip-smacking local food that attracts people in hordes. OTOP (One Tambon One Product), was created to encourage entrepreneurship among the local residents of Thailand. The market offers an exciting variety of handloom products, pottery items and a lip-smacking array of foods that are sold to the people visiting the Patong night market. Read More