Must see and do
A trip out to Racha Yai Island for a stellar scuba diving experience.
The thrilling shows and daredevil stunts at FantaSea, Phuket's nighttime theme park.
A visit to Patong, where you'll find a mix of five-star restaurants serving delicious cuisines and lively bars.
The ornate Wat Chalong, Phuket’s most important Buddhist temple.
A trek through the rainforest to reach Hin Lad Waterfall, where you can admire the beautiful scenery and take a dip.
The chance to play James Bond on Tapu Island, where the movie ‘The Man with the Golden Gun’ was filmed in 1974.
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Half Day Safari & Elephant trekking Tour. Explore the spectacular mountain views of the Chalong Highlands in an open 4 x 4 Land Rover and visit rubber plantations to see how the trees are tapped to make natural rubber. Call in on the house of a local family to find out how Thai jungle curry is prepared. Next is an exciting trek by elephant back through the jungle - it’s a truly wonderful experience getting so close to these incredibly powerful animals. There’s also the chance to see the well trained Pig Tail Macaque monkeys picking coconuts and meet the friendly Thai water buffalo.
Phi Phi Island By Speedboat (Full Day). The twin Phi Phi Islands (Phi Phi Don and Phi Phi Ley), approximately 48 km from Phuket, offer some of Thailand’s best dive sites. Phi Phi Don, the larger island, is adorned with fine powder white sandy beaches, crystal clear water, and extraordinary marine life, perfect for swimming, snorkeling, scuba diving, sunbathing, and relaxing. The smaller, Phi Phi Ley, offers even more dramatic scenery with its secret coves, rocky cliffs and two famous attractions- “Maya Bay” the location of the movie “The Beach” and Viking Cave, an immense cave featuring stalactites and stalagmites.
In search of James Bond Island (Phang Nga Bay) by Speedboat & Sea Canoe (Full Day). Cruise by speedboat to Phang Nga Bay then through mangrove swamps to visit Tham Lod and Koh Panyee, known as “James Bond Island” after it featured in Ian Fleming’s “Man with the Golden Gun”. Paddle a sea-kayak into Phang Nga Bay with its natural limestone formations, caves and "hongs” - lagoons enclosed by tall, circular limestone walls. The speedboat ride continues past the caves of sea gypsies who live a life of tranquility, untouched by the world outside. The final stop is a lush Tropical Island where you can enjoy a beach barbecue lunch and a variety of activities on the secluded white sandy beach.