OVERVIEW
Phuket is certainly known for its gorgeous beaches, which in turn make a home for luxury spa resorts, restaurants, a lively nightlife and a terrain of lush tropical jungle. Phuket provides a blissful holiday for couples and families, with many things to do and plenty of points of interest to explore.
If you are looking to spend your Phuket holiday on the beach, we wouldn’t blame you! With soft powdery sands and clear azure waters, you can rest assure that Phuket serves as a splendid paradise oasis in which to relax and recuperate. If you do get tempted to test the waters, there are plenty of water activities to take up your spare time. Boat tours, scuba diving and snorkelling are among the most popular things to do on the Island. As seen in many glossy holiday brochures, the limestone formations, mystical caves and rugged mountains must be seen by boat through the lush emerald waters.
Those who travel to seek our splendid vistas and cultural attractions will love Phuket’s diverse terrain. Khao Rang Hill viewpoint, Karon viewpoint, Monkey hill, Wat Chalong, Phuket big Buddha and the Gibbon Rehabilitation project are all incredible things to see while in Phuket.
Treat yourself to a little retail therapy while in Phuket, from bustling open-aire village food markets, night markets, street stalls and local shops, to upmarket department shopping malls.
Whether you want to taste traditions of Thailand locally or at a luxury resort, you won’t be disappointed. Phuket offers a divine choice of restaurants to ignite your taste buds on a journey through modern and ancient Thailand. Restaurants in Phuket are modern with air conditioning.
One great reason to explore Phuket has to be its prime location to its neighboring islands. Phi Phi Island, Phang Nga Bay, James Bond Island, Similan Islands, Coral Island, Koh Bon and Racha Island are all at your fingertips.
What is the currency in Phuket?
Thailand’s currency is Bhat
What language is spoken in Phuket?
The main language in Phuket is Thai; English is understood in tourist areas
How long does it take to fly to Phuket?
It can take around 15 hours and 40 minutes from Birmingham BHX to Phuket Airport.
What is the time difference in Phuket?
Phuket is 6 hours ahead of UK time.
When is the best time to visit Phuket?
The best time to visit Phuket is in January, which is classed as Phukets high season. The average high temperatures are 31-degrees with a low of 23-degrees.
Do I need a visa to travel to Phuket?
You won’t need a visa when travelling to Phuket for less than 30 days. For up to date travel advice visit this FCO website link.
Planning a trip to the Phuket is a thrilling chance to dive into the wonders and unique qualities that make that place so special to you. Whether it's a peaceful beach, a vibrant city, a tranquil countryside, or a stunning mountain range, Phuket has its own charm and invites you to uncover its hidden gems.
Perhaps it's the vibrant energy of the Phuket that draws you in, offering endless possibilities for exploration. Or maybe you're drawn to the tranquility of nature, seeking solace in the peaceful embrace of mountains, forests, or beaches. So pack your bags, set out on your journey, and let the magic of Phuket unfold before you.
Ultimately, exploring holidays at Phuket is about more than just sightseeing—it's about connecting with a place on a deeper level, creating lasting memories, and nourishing your soul with experiences that will stay with you long after you've returned home.
Immerse yourself in the cultural wonders that Phuket has to offer. There's no shortage of experiences to deepen your connection to the rich tapestry of traditions and heritage that make Phuket special. Engaging with local communities will further enrich your appreciation for the unique history and charm of the area.
