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Patong Beach
Patong beach is the most popular tourists place in Phuket,Thailand with new buildings popping up all the time. Patong is where you go to have fun with more than hundred bars, discos and nightclubs, or just to meet people from the whole world. There are in fact bigger chance that you meet friends from your home country in Patong than at home.
Patong beach also have lot's of water activities like parasailing, jetski, bananaboat, windsurfing, wakeboard, waterski etc. You will not be bored! |
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Patong Beach Hotels |
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Area |
Price From |
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Absolute Sea Pearl Beach Resort |
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Patong Beach - Phuket |
THB 2,289 |
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Amari Coral Beach Resort  |
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Patong Beach - Phuket |
THB 3,726 |
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Andaman Beach Suites Hotel |
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Patong Beach - Phuket |
THB 1,628 |
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Andatel Patong Phuket |
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Patong Beach - Phuket |
THB 840 |
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Baan Boa Resort |
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Patong Beach - Phuket |
THB 1,127 |
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Baan Laimai Beach Resort |
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Patong Beach - Phuket |
THB 1,575 |
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Banthai Beach Resort & Spa |
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Patong Beach - Phuket |
THB 3,816 |
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Club Andaman Beach Resort |
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Patong Beach - Phuket |
THB 1,705 |
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Deevana Patong Resort & Spa |
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Patong Beach - Phuket |
THB 1,242 |
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Duangjitt Resort |
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Patong Beach - Phuket |
THB 1,242 |
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Holiday Inn Resort Phuket |
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Patong Beach - Phuket |
THB 3,163 |
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Hyton Leelavadee |
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Patong Beach - Phuket |
THB 1,365 |
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Merlin Beach Resort |
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Patong Beach - Phuket |
THB 3,127 |
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Patong Beach Hotel |
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Patong Beach - Phuket |
THB 3,080 |
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Patong Lodge Hotel |
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Patong Beach - Phuket |
THB 955 |
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Patong Merlin Hotel |
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Patong Beach - Phuket |
THB 2,711 |
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Patong Resort |
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Patong Beach - Phuket |
THB 1,314 |
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Phuket Graceland Resort & Spa |
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Patong Beach - Phuket |
THB 2,671 |
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Sea Sun Sand Resort |
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Patong Beach - Phuket |
THB 1,005 |
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Seaview Patong Hotel |
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Patong Beach - Phuket |
THB 1,998 |
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Thara Patong Beach Resort & Spa |
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Patong Beach - Phuket |
THB 1,495 |
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Tropica Bungalow |
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Patong Beach - Phuket |
THB 1,092 |
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Karon Beach
Karon beach is a popular tourist beach 6 kilometers south of Patong beach, stretching more than 3 km. with soft golden sand that squeaks when walked on, like cold snow. Along the beach road are sand dunes that separates the beach from the road. Karon beach is one of the best tourist beaches in Phuket with only two rows of sunbeds and crystal clear sea, perfect for swimming.
Karon beach have several water activities like jet skies, parasailing, banana boat... |
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Karon Beach Hotels |
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Area |
Price From |
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Andaman Seaview Hotel |
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Karon Beach - Phuket |
THB 2,052 |
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Best Western Phuket Ocean Resort |
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Karon Beach - Phuket |
THB 1,014 |
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Centara Karon Resort Phuket |
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Karon Beach - Phuket |
THB 1,890 |
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Diamond Cottage Resort & Spa |
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Karon Beach - Phuket |
THB 1,812 |
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Hilton Phuket Arcadia Resort & Spa |
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Karon Beach - Phuket |
THB 3,672 |
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Horizon Karon Beach Resort & Spa |
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Karon Beach - Phuket |
THB 2,153 |
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Karon Beach Resort |
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Karon Beach - Phuket |
THB 2,754 |
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Karon Princess Hotel |
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Karon Beach - Phuket |
THB 1,039 |
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Karona Resort & Spa |
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Karon Beach - Phuket |
THB 1,103 |
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Marina Phuket Resort |
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Karon Beach - Phuket |
THB 3,651 |
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Moevenpick Resort And Spa Karon Beach Phuket |
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Karon Beach - Phuket |
THB 4,212 |
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Phuket Island View |
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Karon Beach - Phuket |
THB 1,078 |
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Thavorn Palm Beach Hotel |
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Karon Beach - Phuket |
THB 1,998 |
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The Old Phuket |
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Karon Beach - Phuket |
THB 1,296 |
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The Phulin Resort |
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Karon Beach - Phuket |
THB 1,242 |
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Kata Beach
Kata beach is a broad and curving beach with soft white sand, an evergreen small island out in the bay named Poo and lush green hills in the background. The 1.4 km long beach is located in a protected bay with calm crystal clear water and is more child friendly than Karon beach and Kata Noi beach where the water get deep fast. But the northern end of the beach can at times have smelly water with low visibility.
There are plenty of water activities along the beach like Hobie Cats, windsurfing, jet skies, parasailing, banana boats and so on.
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Bangtao Beach
Bangtao beach is the one of Phuket's longest beaches. It was once used for tin mining, but has since been developed into a luxury resort. Most of it is occupied by the Laguna complex, a massive five-hotel development with golf course. There are, however, accommodations available outside Laguna at the bay's south end.
Dry season swimming is excellent, and at the bay's north end is a smaller bay, almost completely enclosed, at the mouth of which is some fine coral. Plenty of places to eat, tour companies, and other tourist facilities are available either at Laguna or in the nearby town of Choeng Thale. |
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Cape Panwa
Cape Panwa is a lesser-known area where rubber and palm plantations still out number the resorts, and where Phuket's deep sea port and naval base are found. The roads are quiet, offering the chance to take in the sea views and other sights as you wind around the cape.
Ideal for those seeking peace and relaxation. Cape Panwa is located to the south of Phuket where lush hills provide magnificent views of the Andaman Sea. However, the area is seeing an increasing amount of high-end property developments. Dining & nightlife options outside of the hotels are quite limited, although Phuket City is not too far away. |
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Kamala Beach
Kamala Beach provides besides its family attractions good swimming in crystal clear water on its northern end. To explore the coral reefs just a few meters offshore, all you need are fins and a snorkel to enjoy the underwater beauty. Even more magnificent scenery awaits you if you are a scuba diver. The middle part of Kamala beach is dominated by a village with small resorts dotted along the beach. It is a popular community for longer-term visitors to the island. The fishing village atmosphere remains with fishermen casting their nets and the occasional water buffalo roaming the beach unattended. Some small bars and seafood restaurants line the beach here, giving the opportunity for refreshment. |
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Nai Thon Beach
Naithon beach is one of favourite beaches in Phuket, located in the North West of the island, North of Bang Tao beach and a bit South of Nai Yang beach.It stays pretty quiet, though last week we noticed new building work going on. There are just a few hotels, such as the Naithonburi. For the most part, there is just a single row of buildings along the beach road, and while there are beach chairs along the sand, plenty of the beach is left "au naturel".
It's not a long beach, you can walk from one end to the other in about 10 minutes. The sand is slightly squeaky.The hills are still green, and the valleys are full of rubber plantations. The roads wind up and down, the views are sometimes stunning... Nai Thon is a great place to stay if you like it quiet. |
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Nai Harn Beach
A picturesque and quiet beach near the southern tip of the island. There aren't many places to stay here but the beach is easy to get to from Kata beach and Karon beach. One of the loveliest beaches in Phuket, Nai Harn is relatively undeveloped thanks to the Samnak Song Nai Harn monastery which occupies a large portion of the beachfront land.
Behind the beach is a lagoon where there are some upmarket housing developments and a few good bars and restaurants. |
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Rawai Beach
Rawai beach is popular with locals who come to enjoy seafood and the lovely view of the islands from the shore. In the days before Phuket became a popular holiday destination, it was where locals from Phuket Town would come to enjoy the seaside. These days, the beach itself is not that nice with many small boats anchored off the shore, although it is safe to swim all year round due to its position facing Phang Nga Bay. At the eastern end of the beach is a sea-gypsy village which has a small fish market. Here you can also buy local handicrafts and assorted Thai snacks. The nearby viewpoint at Laem Phrom Thep, the southernmost tip of the island, is particularly popular at sunset. |
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Phuket Town
Phuket town was founded a little over a century ago by Chinese and Malaysian merchants to service the nearby tin mines, and the harbor near Phuket was better suited to handle larger ships than the traditional capital city of Thalang. It spite of growing pains that come with being a boom town and a major fire that destroyed much of the city Phuket town grew and prospered to become the commercial, social, and political center of the island.
Today the main attractions are the old Sino-Portuguese buildings, the elaborate Chinese and Thai temples, and the public markets. Most of the buildings in Phuket's city center were constructed nearly a hundred years ago, during the period of the first great tin boom. |
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Mai Khao Beach
Located just north of the airport is Mai Kao beach, an incredibly long and deserted stretch of sand. There is no tourist development here except for the JW Marriott Resort & Spa. Mai Kao is the longest beach on the island and also the most deserted. If you really want to get away from it all this is the beach for you.
Mai Kao is part of the Sirinath National Park, which also includes Nai Yang and Nai Thon, the next beaches along to the south. The area was declared a national park in 1981 to protect the Olive Ridley Sea Turtles that lay their eggs here from November to February. |
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Phuket Nearby Island
While there's plenty to see on Phuket, several smaller surrounding islands, each offering unique sights of their own, are easily accessible within an hour or two by boat. Many have excellent snorkelling and diving sites, while others simply offer nice patches of sand on which to spend a quiet day.
To reach them, hire a long-tail boat or charter an island-hopping tour. Accommodation is available on a number of the islands - some of it rustic, some very exclusive. |
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Nearby Island Hotels |
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Price From |
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The Racha |
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Racha Island |
THB 4,428 |
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