Places To Stay

Naturally beautiful Surin is known as 'Millionaires Row' due the the top-end Villas that sit proudly on top of the hills overlooking the Andaman Sea. Although popular with tourists it's not a busy resort town, more like a coastal village. The fine white sand and turquoise water is irresistible but even more so is the absence of jet-skis and speed boats, creating a peaceful environment.

Just north of the lights and noise of Patong lies Kamala Beach, a quieter stretch of sand with more relaxed feel. This well-enclosed bay and fishing village surrounded by forested hills is one of the most beautiful places in Phuket.

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The pleasant bay of Kata, just a few minutes south of Karon Beach, entices and charms many visitors with its white sands and clear waters.

Very popular with families, Kata is an all round favorite due to its spectacular palm-lined beach, great restaurants, lively nightlife - all close to the beach. From May to October surfers flock to catch Kata's waves and from November to April the beach is alive with sun seekers.

Karon Beach, featuring a long stretch of squeaky white sand, is less hectic than Patong but still offers a full range of facilities, dining and activities. While it's a fast-growing area, Karon is spread out and rarely feels crowded.

Nearby, on the beach road leading to Kata, is the football stadium, which hosts both local and international sporting events.

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Patong is the most famous town in Phuket. With its wide variety of activities and nightlife, Patong is an ideal place for entertainment. By night, the atmosphere of the town is a cosmopolitan mix of color and bright lights. There are restaurants, lounge bars, pubs and night clubs.