Not for me , very noisy and loud crowds. A lot of bars and ladies who offer you whatever you desired.

Loudest and loveliest place in Phuket. They have outdoor street shows. Ping pong shows, night clubs, massage parlors, all sorts of wildly sexual entertainment for both sexes

This is like sensory overload especially after 9.30pm at night when things seem to take off even more. A lot of bars, clubs both for dance and more the gentleman clubs as such, lots of food in this street at the different bars. Ally to drink of course. A lot of live music and generally a fun place to come and hangout with friends of all ages. Definitely worth a visit. There is also a street for street food and some local clothes and tourist markets connected to this place.

I have one photo of it during the day. Was too distracted to take it during the night. If you enjoy places like these that's great.

Even if you’re not into drinking or looking to fulfill any sexual desires, Bangla Road is still absolutely worth a visit. It’s one of those places you just have to see once — full of lights, music, and people from all over the world. The atmosphere is crazy, fun, and unique. Just walking through and taking it all in is already an experience on its own. Definitely a must-see when in Patong!

Bangla Road may seem at first glance to be mostly for adult entertainment, but in reality it offers plenty of family-friendly attractions as well. The street is always full of crowds, bright lights, and loud music, creating a lively atmosphere that many visitors enjoy. Whether you’re walking with friends or family, it’s an interesting place to experience the vibrant nightlife side of Patong. 🎉🌃👨‍👩‍👧‍👦

Bangla Road at night is full of energy and fun. Perfect combo for adventure and nightlife.

**Visted last week, It was closed temporarily due to land slide** 🙏 A majestic 45 m white-marble statue offering stunning island views from Nakkerd Hill. 🌅 Peaceful, spiritual, and perfect for photos. It was raining and foggy, weather was Nice and it is partly uphill, so visit early or at sunset. 🛕 Dress modestly—shoulders and knees covered. Some areas may be restricted, but still worth a visit for the views and calm vibe.

Even though The Big Buddha is currently closed, it’s still absolutely worth the visit — you can easily reach the parking area, which offers an astonishing panoramic view over the whole of Phuket, with a peaceful breeze and perfect photo spots. The road going up is also very pleasant, lined with small local businesses, cozy roadside cafés, and even a few elephant owners along the way, giving the whole trip a very authentic and charming local feel. You’ll also often find playful monkeys near the top, adding extra excitement to the experience 🐒🌿 A beautiful and memorable stop in Phuket!

It is closed now a days for some work or renovation.. If you are going only to see the Budha then better don't visit.. Pls check before you go in future.. You can see view of city and beach from top.. Attaching few photos

The Big Buddha of Phuket is truly breathtaking. Sitting high on Nakkerd Hill and facing the ocean, the statue offers stunning panoramic views of the island and the Andaman Sea. The atmosphere is peaceful and spiritual — a perfect place for quiet reflection away from the busy beaches. The statue itself is impressive in size and beautifully crafted in white marble, shining brightly in the sunlight. A must-see landmark that captures both the beauty and serenity of Phuket.

We couldn’t get all the way up to the Buddha because of a landslide, which was a bit of an anticlimax, but the view was nice and there were some funny monkeys messing with the visitors. Luckily, the girl with the slingshot was nearby

We took a tour for a few different things, tiger kingdom, elephant treaking, a temple, and of course the big Buddha, sadly it’s closed for now because of a landslide incident, but it’s still pretty amazing to see it! I do recommend taking a tour so you get to see other cool things, or you could hike it, I do recommend

This venue is closed because of a landslide. The views are amazing. I'll venture to say that on a clear day it would even be more beautiful and this might be a great place for a sunset.

Everything in the park you had to pay for, the buffet was average at best and no way should elephant riding and elephants in a show still be a thing. Hated it.

Im disappointed in myself for going to this show I cried during it and couldn’t wait to leave I don’t agree with using animals for our entertainment and I couldn’t believe the amount of people that went and how every time an animal did some sort of a trick people clapped The human race just keep surprising me You have people taking photos with little cubs. Cub that’s shouldn’t be taking away from their mothers I could only imagine how stressed the mother was And you could see it in the show when she appeared on stage looked in a cage Then the elephants broke my heart People riding them on stage with other things on their back also Watching elephants stand on two feet and do different tricks Then you see men standing beside the elephants with hammer looking things and hitting the elephants if they didn’t do what they were suppose People need to do better This show should be shut down I don’t know how it is still around

Very good

(Translated by Google) It's a show of many different kinds. Elephants, buffalo, chickens, and goats are included in the show, very cute. The atmosphere is like an old stone castle and looks mysterious. Interesting and scary at the same time. Can take beautiful photos We recommend wearing clothes that match the atmosphere to make you feel more at home. 😁😁😁😁😁 (Original) เป็นการแสดงโชว์หลากหลายแบบ มีการนำช้าง ควาย ไก่ แพะ มาร่วมแสดงด้วยน่ารักมาก บรรยากาศเป็นแบบปราสาทหินเก่าแลดูลึกลับ น่าค้นหาและน่ากลัวไปพร้อมๆกัน สามารถถ่ายรูปสวยๆได้ แนะนำสวมชุดที่เข้ากับบรรยากาศไปจะทำให้รู้สึกอินมากขึ้นค่ะ 😁😁😁😁😁

(Translated by Google) Magnificent creation With the skill of designing the appearance of the building From..souvenir shops to the stage of the show There is variety. So imaginative I like people who like to take beautiful photos. (Original) อลังการงานสร้าง ด้วยฝีมืองานออกแบบดีไซน์รูปลักษณ์อาคาร ตั้งแต่..ร้านจำหน่ายของที่ระลึก ไปจนถึงเวทีงานแสดง มีความหลากหลาย ช่างจินตนาการ ถูกใจคนชอบถ่ายรูปสวย

(Translated by Google) Spectacular show. Starts really bad and boring around 15 minutes and then the show starts. In the western world it wouldn't exist due to the attitude towards animals. Bottom line not exactly worth the money. Bad value for money. (Original) מופע מרהיב. מתחיל ממש גרוע ומשעמם סביב 15 דק ואז מתחיל המופע. בעולם המערבי לא היה קיים בשל היחס לחיות. שורה תחתונה לא בדיוק שווה את הכסף. Bad value for money.

Oh boy, what a terrible place this is. We were picked up by the operator at 5:30 even though the show was at 9:30. They are hurting animals by forcing them to do things they shouldn’t, just for people’s entertainment. If your brain is working even 1%, avoid this show.

This beach had very calm and clean waters, fine sand ideal for making sand castles and clean enough for kids to play around with. Family friendly place be it day or night. Ideal area to be with family. Very relaxed environment, beach boys selling seats to tourists, helpful people around.

Kata Beach, eh? Now that’s a slice of paradise that could make any snowbird trade their toque for a snorkel. The sand’s so soft it’s like walking on sifted flour from your grandma’s kitchen, and the water’s bluer than a Saskatchewan winter sky. You dip your toes in and instantly forget what frostbite even is. We parked ourselves on the beach like a couple of seagulls with nowhere better to be, sunscreen layered thicker than poutine gravy. The waves rolled in just strong enough to keep things spicy—perfect for a quick boogie without losing your swim trunks to the sea gods. There were paddleboarders out there balancing like they’d just passed Level 10 yoga, and we’re over here trying not to spill our mango shakes. Everywhere you look, folks are smiling—locals tossing out friendly “sawasdee!”s like it’s a small-town hockey rink greeting. The sunset hit and boom, the whole sky went maple-syrup gold. Absolute beauty, bud. Then night rolled in, beach bars lit up, and the tunes kicked harder than a double-double caffeine hit. Kata Beach isn’t just a vacation—it’s a full-on beachin’ beauty, the kind of spot that makes you say, “yeah, I could hang my flip-flops here permanently, no problem, eh?”

Kata Beach, Phuket’s understated tropical paradise. Framed against a backdrop of lush, emerald-green hills that cascade down to meet the shoreline, the image reveals a stretch of powdery white sand kissed by the Andaman Sea’s signature turquoise hues. The water’s clarity is mesmerizing, allowing glimpses of the sandy seabed below. This beach feels like a private postcard from nature itself. My own visit to Kata Beach last September aligned seamlessly with this captured tranquility. The waves were an absolute highlight: mellow yet lively, perfect for floating on my back while gazing at the endless blue sky, or timing a few exhilarating dives into their soft breaks for that refreshing thrill. They’re forgiving for beginners but carry just enough energy to keep things exciting, making every dip feel like a personal gift from the ocean. What truly stole my heart, though, was the raw, unspoiled natural beauty surrounding it all. Towering limestone cliffs draped in verdant foliage frame the bay like nature’s own artwork, while coconut palms sway lazily in the breeze, adding whispers of tropical romance. Far from the frenzy of nearby Patong, Kata offers a harmonious blend of adventure and serenity. If you’re craving a beach experience that’s equal parts invigorating and idyllic, Kata Beach in September is your answer. Less crowded, more soul-nourishing—it’s the kind of place that lingers in your dreams long after you’ve left. I can’t wait to return for more of those perfect waves and that effortless, breathtaking beauty! 🌊🏖️

One of the Most Beautiful sunset you can witness here, whenever i come to phuket this is my must going place ❤️ tou can find easy food options yet cheaper and halal .. they have beach chairs in 100 bath for one person .. para sailing and jet skies as well

Kata Beach is beautiful and relaxing clean sand but not super, clear water, and a really chill atmosphere. Great for swimming, sunbathing, or just enjoying the view. Plenty of food and drink spots nearby too. Perfect place to unwind!

We visited Kata Beach and really enjoyed it. The water was clean and nice for swimming. Sunbeds were available for rent at 200 THB. Overall, a pleasant beach experience.

I’ve chased light across six continents, but the sunset I caught last night at Kata Beach stopped me cold. I’d spent the day wandering the length of that perfect crescent of sand (so fine it squeaks underfoot, the color of fresh cream poured warm from the bucket). The water runs through every shade of turquoise you can imagine, clear enough that schools of needlefish flickered like silver needles just beyond the break. Longtails bobbed on the horizon, their engines a lazy putt-putt against the hush of the Andaman. By late afternoon the beach had thinned out; the day-trippers were gone, the vendors were folding their sarongs, and the only sounds were kids laughing farther down by the rocks and the soft slap of waves. I found a spot near the southern end where the casuarina trees lean out over the sand like they’re trying to touch the sea. The tide was sliding out, leaving wet mirrors that caught the sky and doubled it. Then the sun dropped. It started as a slow bleed of gold across the water, turning the wet sand into a sheet of fire. Clouds I hadn’t even noticed stacked themselves on the horizon, thin ribbons that lit up rose and tangerine. The longtails turned into black silhouettes, sails down, riding that molten path. For maybe ten minutes the whole world went quiet and glowed. Even the gulls stopped calling. I just stood there with salt on my skin and my camera forgotten at my side, watching the sun melt into the sea like it was saying goodnight to an old friend. When the last sliver vanished, the sky held onto the color for another five minutes (deep violet fading to peach), then slipped into that soft tropical night that smells of charcoal grills and frangipani. A fisherman lit a lantern on his boat and it floated there like a low star. Kata Beach isn’t the wildest shore in Thailand, and it’s no secret anymore, but on a evening like that it feels untouched. If you ever need reminding that the planet is still ridiculously beautiful, come stand here at golden hour. Bring nothing but time. The show is free, and it’s perfect

Jungceylon is a clean, modern mall with plenty of shops and restaurants — great for escaping the Patong heat. It’s convenient and comfortable, though a bit commercial and lacking the local charm you find elsewhere in Phuket.

This is a great place whether seeking something to eat from the large variety of food stores, needing general day to day products from places like big c, or makeup and beauty treatments for the girls, or clothes shopping or just to sit and relax you will love this place. Robinson is also a big store and has a variety of levels with different brands to offer.

Just visited the -1 floor (the food court) the fact that we could pay by credit card made me give this place a 5 star. We also had very delicious fried fish, huge portion and friendly staff at the stall. The rest of the mall we did not see. Also went to the 711 . The mall is huge. Bathroom was very clean. The streets around it very very busy and traffic is no joke! Tuk tuk charging people huge amounts for even the shortest distance, they take advantage of the tourists as much as they can!

Great for super hot days or rainy weather, global and local outlets- has everything you could need. Top Charoen is world class, lost my glasses at Hong Island in the sea and they made me a new pair within an hour. I will be back. Amazing Mall and shops with super service.

Wonderful mall with quality outlets. Never expected this kind of mall in Phuket. Good vibes and beautifully decorated. Made some good friends from New Zealand 🙏🙏

Jungceylon is a large shopping center in Patong, Phuket, Thailand, that features international and local brands, dining, entertainment, and attractions. It is themed as a "Tropical Resort Mall" with zones like "The Jungle" and "The Bay" and offers a variety of shopping, food, and family-friendly activities like arcades and indoor playgrounds. It is a major lifestyle and entertainment destination on the island.

This is a great place to get away from the heat of the day. We didn't realise the mall has different zones. Jungle zone has shops upstairs, 2 food courts and foot massages in the basement. The Botanica zone has more restaurants. The centre called the Bay has a huge boat and a water feature for performances. There is also the Garden zone with a department store. It's definitely worth checking out. It's very family oriented.

Karon Beach is a popular destination on the west coast of Phuket, Thailand, known for its long stretch of soft, white sand and clear turquoise waters. It is the second-longest beach in the province and is popular with families and couples for its more relaxed atmosphere compared to nearby Patong Beach. The beach offers a mix of relaxation and activities like sunbathing, swimming, and various watersports.

Nice beach! Cool water. 1hr Massages on beach were 500baht (about $15.50) many vendors lining the shore & beach chairs available. The ocean floor is very uneven with drop offs and sand bars throughout so be careful.

very nice beach. not crowded like the other ones and clean. the weather was not good when i took the photos but ok :) and one small part is under construction for a flood that had some weeks ago but they are finishing this days

I’ve just started exploring the local beaches, and Karon Beach is by far my favorite one in the area — especially after visiting Kata Beach, which was overcrowded and quite dirty. Karon feels completely different: the sand is firm and not slippery, which makes it perfect for running or walking along the shore. The beach is wide, flat, and peaceful in the morning, with way fewer people and noticeably less trash. There’s also a nice running path and a small park area nearby, which makes the whole experience even better. Overall, it’s a clean, calm, and enjoyable beach — highly recommended if you want to move a bit, relax, or just take in a nice morning run by the sea.

Karon is one of the most breathtaking beaches in Phuket, radiating serenity even in peak season. Its tranquil ambiance, unmarred by bars and numerous food stalls, renders it a haven for families with kids. Water sports on the beach further amplify its allure. And last but not least, the sunset from Karon Beach is just phenomenal.

Karon Beach in Phuket is beautiful but extremely dangerous compared to other beaches, with frequent drowning incidents due to strong rip currents, and lifeguards report rescuing several people every day during risky conditions, so please always pay attention to the red warning flags, stay close to lifeguard stations, avoid swimming during rough waves, and remember that if you get caught in a rip current the safest action is to stay calm, float, and swim parallel to the shore — your safety must come first

I really enjoyed my time at Karon Beach. The place is clean and peaceful, perfect for spending hours by the sea. I even had the chance to ride the parasail, which was an amazing experience. The waves are beautiful and calming, and it’s a great spot to do yoga and meditation without any disturbance. Highly recommend for both relaxation and adventure

Freedom Beach is absolutely stunning. The water is deep, clear blue and the sand is soft and clean — it looks like something out of a postcard. It’s a bit of a hike to get down there, but that’s what keeps it quiet and peaceful. Surrounded by trees and nature, it feels completely untouched. Great spot to swim, sit back, and just take in the view — really beautiful place.

Freedom beach is always so relaxed and beautiful. The little bar/restaurant area here is tropical and well priced. You can get a beer, a cocktail or soft drinks. The food is so delicious and authentic Thai flavours. I would suggest arriving by long tail boat as the boat ride to freedom beach is spectacular. If you arrive by car, you can chose to pay to get the bus down to the entrance which is recommended as I have seen many people fall and really hurt themselves. Once the bus drops you off there is a huge rock stairway you must climb down to get to the beach (you have to climb this on your way back, so be prepared) this is a definite must do if you are visiting phuket.

Overrated beach!!! The view from the top is gorgeous can’t say it isn’t! Not an easy way down at all! Plenty of stairs! When you get to the beach there is loads of rubbish, don’t know why I paid to get it in?? The lifeguard was not nice when I asked if there is a different way back up apart from the stairs… there weren’t boats on that day! There is a different way back up, from the middle set of stairs, walk up the first lot and then get a buggy up to the top for 100 baht!! Stayed at the Marriot Merlin beach hotel and their beach is honestly just as beautiful! This place would be perfect if the access to the beach was made lot more easier - needs a revamp! It’s so possible to do! The beach needs to be cleaner too! It would go from a 1 star to at least a 4 star!

One of the best beaches in Phuket! You can pay 100 baht and take the “easier” way down to the beach, or skip the payment and make your walking trip a little bit longer. :) Both are fine - the view is great, the beach is awesome. You can buy something to drink there as well.

Awesome, we got a grab to the beach and then continued and walked up the hill past the tourist entrance about 400m and then through another entrance that looks like a building site but push on, follow the beaten track and down a step decent. Not really flip flop territory but manageable. Drops you on the beach and all is well. The beach itself is gorgeous, all the stuff you want to see. The restaurant/bar area is a tad hectic but that is mainly due to different nationalities having differing opinions on how queues work.. actually it was the Russians😉 It is quite busy but not as mental as patong beach, certainly less sales folk. There are no jet skis or power boats only long tail boats. We didn't fancy walking back up the hill so we took a long tail back to patong. Took 30 mins and cost 1000 Baht for the two of us. Brilliant way to round the trip off.

Freedom Beach is truly a must-visit spot in Phuket! The 20–30 minute walk to reach it can be a bit tiring, so be sure to carry enough water and wear comfortable shoes. Once you arrive, you’ll find a calm, quiet, and breathtaking beach with clear turquoise water, perfect for swimming and relaxing. Highly recommended!

Very pretty beach BUT not worth visiting in my opinion. Go to Patong Beach instead. Freedom beach charged 100 baht to enter. The trek down to the water is steep and about 15 minutes. The beach was not relaxing at all. The waves were so big and strong that I was surprised they even allowed people to be in the water. Felt the current dragging me in deep a couple times and felt like I was about to drown. No life guards. Then on the way back up there was a “taxi” that takes you back to the top of the hill but they charge another 100 baht. The 100 baht entry fee should have covered entry as well as the taxi back up. Definitely not worth the 200 baht per person. We passed by Patong beach on the way as it looked just as nice. No entry fee. And water looked like you can actually swim in it. Would recommend people visit Patong beach over Freedom.

Beautiful and Peaceful Temple in Phuket Wat Chalong is truly one of the most beautiful and spiritually calming places in Phuket. The temple grounds are very clean and well-maintained, with stunning architecture and intricate details that reflect true Thai craftsmanship. The atmosphere is peaceful, even though it can get busy with visitors—there’s still a strong sense of serenity and respect throughout the area. The main pagoda (Chedi) is impressive and offers a wonderful view from the upper floor. Inside, you can see relics of the Buddha and many fascinating murals that tell stories from his life. It’s a great place to learn more about Thai culture and Buddhism, whether you’re a believer or simply curious. Remember to dress modestly and remove your shoes before entering the temples—it’s a sign of respect. Overall, Wat Chalong is a must-visit if you’re in Phuket. It’s not just a tourist spot but also a meaningful cultural and spiritual experience.

A Peaceful and Spiritual Gem in Phuket Wat Chalong is one of the most beautiful and well-maintained temples in Phuket. The temple complex is grand yet peaceful, with stunning architecture, colorful decorations, and intricate details that reflect Thai culture and spirituality. The main pagoda is especially impressive — it houses a relic of the Buddha and offers a lovely view from the top. Even though it’s a popular tourist spot, the atmosphere remains calm and respectful. The grounds are clean, the gardens are well-kept, and there are monks around offering blessings. It’s a great place to learn about local traditions, take beautiful photos, and spend a quiet moment away from the busy beaches. Definitely a must-visit attraction when you’re in Phuket!

We visited Wat Chalong Temple on 1st October as part of a city sightseeing tour with our family (2 adults and 2 kids). The temple was one of the highlights of our trip. The entire premises were very clean and well maintained, with beautiful architecture and peaceful surroundings. Wat Chalong is one of the most respected temples in Phuket and holds great importance in Thai culture. It’s dedicated to two highly revered monks, Luang Pho Cham and Luang Pho Chuang, who played a key role in helping local people during the 19th-century rebellion. Their images are still worshipped here, and many locals visit to seek blessings for good health and peace. There are some shops inside the temple compound where you can buy souvenirs and local handicrafts at reasonable prices. Even our kids enjoyed exploring the temple grounds and the market area. Overall, Wat Chalong offers a blend of history, spirituality, and calm—definitely worth visiting when in Phuket. No charges for visiting this awesome place.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Wat Chalong is a truly remarkable temple and a must-visit in Phuket. The moment you step inside, you feel a sense of peace and positive energy. Its intricate architecture, golden Buddha statues, and colorful murals beautifully reflect Thai faith and culture. The temple grounds are spacious, clean, and inviting — perfect for quiet reflection, prayer, or making merit. Locals are kind and welcoming, making the experience even more meaningful. Whether you’re returning an amulet, lighting incense, or simply admiring the artistry, Wat Chalong radiates serenity and devotion. A deeply spiritual and memorable visit.

Of all of them, Wat Chalong is the largest and perhaps the most revered temple. Located eight kilometers outside Phuket Town, the temple sits, awaiting your arrival to discover its magnificence both spiritually and architecturally.The temple is renowned for its stunning architecture, which features intricate decorations and multiple pagodas. It is dedicated to two highly revered monks, Luang Pho Chaem and Luang Pho Chuang, who were instrumental in healing locals during a 19th-century rebellion. The temple's grand pagoda houses a sacred relic, a fragment of bone from the Buddha. Visitors are expected to dress modestly and remove their shoes before entering the temple buildings.

Wat Chalong is one of the most beautiful and important temples in Phuket. There’s convenient parking available just before the temple area, making it easy to visit. Visitors should dress modestly — shoulders and knees should be covered — as it’s an active place of worship. The temple grounds are peaceful and beautifully decorated, offering a truly pleasant and spiritual experience. It is free to visit as well! :)

This temple is a great spot for tourists—not just for its religious value, but also for its beautiful architecture. I really love how it’s located near the hills or mountains. When I parked my scooter at the temple and looked back, I saw the mountain just behind it—it was such a stunning view. The air there is very fresh, and the area is spacious. You can feed the fish in the pond, which is full of life, and there are also many birds around. I enjoyed playing with the birds—they’re very friendly and make for beautiful videos. I was actually surprised to see so many tourists here, but I believe it’s because they also appreciate the stunning architecture and peaceful atmosphere like I do. I think there are around 5 or 6 different temples in this area, each with its own unique style and different Buddha images. My favorite was the tallest one—you can walk inside, and it has several floors. If I remember correctly, the first floor is filled with many Buddha images. On the second floor, there’s a large white Buddha statue. The third floor offers an amazing 360-degree view of the surrounding area. And on the top floor, there’s something very special—I’m not sure what it’s called, but it seems to be a relic, possibly a tooth of the Buddha. It’s interesting to watch people, especially Thai visitors, insert coins or bills as they make wishes or prayers for good luck.

We visited Karon Viewpoint on 1st October as part of a city sightseeing tour with our family (2 adults and 2 kids). It was one of the most scenic stops on our trip. From the top, you get a breathtaking panoramic view of Phuket’s famous beaches — Patong, Karon, and Kata — lined up beautifully along the coastline. On the opposite side, you can also spot the majestic Big Buddha sitting atop Nakkerd Hill, which makes the view even more impressive. Historically known as *Three Beaches Hill* or *Kata Viewpoint*, this spot has long been a popular stop for both locals and tourists to admire Phuket’s natural beauty. It’s an important landmark because it perfectly captures the island’s charm — the mix of green hills, turquoise waters, and golden beaches in one frame. The place is well maintained, with viewing platforms and shaded areas to relax and take photos. Our kids loved the open space and the fresh breeze at the top. Overall, Karon Viewpoint is a must-visit for anyone who wants to experience the best of Phuket’s landscape and enjoy a bit of peace away from the busy beaches.

The Karon Viewpoint Thai name is Kho Sam Haad, which means ‘The Hill of the Three Beaches’, and once we reached the place, just as promised, we saw three beaches. So, if this is your first trip to Phuket, you probably will stop for a few minutes at this popular and beautiful panoramic landmark to admire the view from the top of the hill. The closest and smallest one is Kata Noi Beach. A bit further, we could see the beautiful Kata Beach with its island ‘Koh Poo’, which means Crab Island, and far, we could also spot the very long beach of Karon.

Beautiful view. Plenty of spots to take photos. However, it is a bit of a tourist trap, but it’s not obnoxious. You can find some spots to sit down and just take it in without being bombarded with people trying to sell you stuff.

Breath taking sunset.....so so marvellous and beautiful. Do visit this place 30 minutes before sunset to get a good spot on the viewpoint. Overall have a lot of space to sit around and take photos too.

Karon Viewpoint, also known as Three Bays Viewpoint, is a must-visit spot in Phuket, Thailand. It offers a breathtaking panoramic view of three stunning bays: Kata Noi, Kata Yai, and Karon. The scenery is absolutely mesmerizing, with the turquoise waters meeting the golden sands and lush greenery. The viewpoint is easily accessible, making it a popular destination for tourists. You can take some fantastic photos here, especially during sunrise or sunset when the light is at its best. The viewpoint itself is well-maintained, with clear signs and information about the area. However, the natural beauty of this place is something we must protect. To preserve the beauty of Karon Viewpoint, it's crucial to practice responsible tourism. Always dispose of your trash properly in designated bins. Avoid littering and consider bringing your own reusable water bottle to reduce plastic waste. By taking these simple steps, we can all contribute to keeping this beautiful spot pristine for future generations. Welcome 🤗

Walk around 2.5 kilometres, and the road gradually inclines as you near Karon Viewpoint. Just a short distance uphill from Karon town, Karon Viewpoint is one of the must-visit spots on this side of the island. From this famous lookout, you’ll be treated to a sweeping vista of the cove with three beaches, Kata Noi, Kata, and Karon. The beautiful view makes an excellent backdrop for PHOTOS. We went there by car so didn't had to walk. Have a parking lot just in the entrance.

Karon Viewpoint is absolutely worth a stop — I highly recommend staying for a while to soak in the stunning panoramic scenery and capture some truly unique photos 😊 The trio of beaches lined up below, the vibrant colors of the sea, and the peaceful breeze make it one of the most memorable spots in Phuket, so don’t rush your visit and enjoy every moment

It is a quiet enough beach, without a lot of entertainment venues. Most often people come to this beach, stay in a hotel and try not to go far away, enjoying a quiet vacation. The beach is small in size: its length is about 700 meters. In high season there are a lot of tourists here, but compared to the previous beaches: Kata and Karon, there is a place to stay! Kata Noi beach is quite a famous vacation spot among tourists. The flora here is made up of trees of mixed species, nevertheless, the beach is open enough to spread the sun's rays. Be sure to use high UV protection creams when sunbathing here. The sand here is soft, light gray in color. The entrance to the sea is medium deep. The water is clear, blue-green color! The wind in the high season is not strong. The bulk of vacationing tourists are concentrated at the hotels adjacent to the beach. Full information with video and easy navigation - in the app 👉 PHUKETON

The most gorgeous beach! So quiet, calm, peaceful. Perfect view, Turquoise water, located between the rocks. Amazing!

Kata Noi Beach (หาดกะตะน้อย) One of the most peaceful and beautiful beaches in Phuket. The water is incredibly clear with a soft turquoise shade, and the sand is clean and smooth—perfect for relaxing or taking photos. It’s much quieter than Kata Beach, which makes it ideal if you want a calm and less crowded spot. There are a few local shops and cafés nearby, but the beach itself stays very natural. Waves can get a bit strong depending on the season, so it’s great for swimming when calm and fun for light surfing when waves pick up. Clean, scenic, and super relaxing. A must-visit if you’re in Phuket!

Witnessing the sunset here is truly an unforgettable experience—arguably one of the best in the world. As the sun dips below the horizon, the sky transforms into a breathtaking canvas of warm hues, creating a serene and almost magical atmosphere. The setting is peaceful and calming, offering the perfect moment for reflection or simply to unwind and take in the natural beauty. Whether you’re a photographer, a traveller seeking memorable views, or simply someone who appreciates nature’s wonders, this sunset is not to be missed.

Kata Noi Beach in Phuket is such a beautiful and relaxing place! The water is clear, the sand is soft, and it’s surrounded by lovely green hills. The waves are a bit bigger than at other beaches, which makes it even more fun to swim and play around. It’s the perfect spot to enjoy the sun, take great photos, and just have a fun, relaxing day by the sea! 🌴☀️🌊

The views from here were awesome and great place to relax, BUT like it's neighboring beaches, you're immediately greeted with so much rubbish. There's some parts that are less trashy than others. Even in the water, You'll be swimming with plastic bags. It's not just ropes or fishing lines, but general trash as well. I've seen toothbrushes and food packaging. There's no rinse off station and you'll have to pay to use the bathroom. Most of the beach is taken over by beach chairs that are for rent. Lifeguards are present in this location.

Nice beach , affordable seats price and you can find all kinds of drinks & snacks there , I didn’t check if there is any public restrooms available, but there is 1 issue I recommend don’t sit next to the Shore hotel because on the edge of the beach there is a smelly water coming from Inland.

One of the best sunset views I’ve ever seen anywhere in the world—the sky keeps changing colors and it’s absolutely mesmerizing. There are plenty of activities to enjoy along the beach. The only downside is the frequent approach from traders, which might interrupt the peaceful vibe for some visitors.

Great views, can get quite packed in some areas. Also have massage spots right by the beach.

Kamala beach offers scenic views and a calm atmosphere, rather than those seeking nightlife or a lot of nearby dining options. For peace and tranquility — Kamala is perfect. For action and entertainment — Patong would be better.

Really hard to find a bathroom here just FYI. Only one in the beach walkway and you have to pay 10 baht. Beautiful beach though with tons of restaurants and 7-11 close by. Kamala is a nice area, but the beach is by far not the nicest in the island. You can see some cool creatures and shells around though, but it’s also a bit dirty (especially after a tide comes in).

The water is clean, the sand is soft, and the atmosphere is much calmer compared to other crowded beaches like Patong

Beautiful serene beach with great sand. Recommended to stay at one of the beachfront hotels that offer sun-beds in the tree shade.

Wow lovely beach... Near n clean, very spacious and peaceful

Great market. Not as big as other in Bangkok but great selection, great crowd. Some tourist but mostly locals, so fun to be immersed in the culture. Soup was amazing along with everything we tried. There is a lot of commercialization of the souvenirs so just double check if you want "made in Thailand " stuff to take home.

Large market with lots of options. Dive deep into the markets to find the food stalls as there are many not just the few you pass on the entrance. Clothing, Bags, Toys, Sunglasses, Bags & Footware. If you go deep enough you will also find live snakes and dogs for sale

Excellent experience of authentic street food. Well priced and food prices range from 5 - 100 Baht. Plenty of souvenirs and clothing stalls. Great atmosphere with live music. The markets are undercover, so perfect for a rainy day. It costs 5 Baht to visit the toilet, so be prepared!

The food selection isn’t particularly impressive. Although the market itself is quite large, most of the stalls offer the same items you can find in many other places. It’s still a nice spot to walk around and experience the atmosphere, but if you’re looking for unique or exceptional food options, this market may not stand out.

Phuket’s biggest weekend night bazaar—pure sensory overload in the best possible way. Hundreds of stalls: street food, fresh seafood stands, grilled lobsters, and the classic fish balls and desserts. Shopping ranges from souvenir crafts to second‑hand clothes and quirky gadgets. Bustling, crowded, and buzzing with live music. If you want everything under one roof, this is it. Opens 4 pm Saturdays and Sundays.

There is a food area as well as a shopping area. It is very similar to chatuchak market. However, I find that there are alot of counterfeit luxury items stalls, infact almost half of them are. Food wise it was pretty decent, we had the live lobster that was around 700g which was 1200baht. There is alot of street type food if youre into that as well.

Naka Night Market is such a fun spot to explore! We spent hours wandering through the stalls, especially checking out second-hand shoes and quirky trinkets—there’s so much to see. The food options are fantastic and super affordable; we tried pad Thai (70 THB), fried rice, Vietnamese spring rolls, and some tasty ribs. Everything was fresh and flavorful, with plenty of local twists. The market is lively but not overwhelming, and it’s easy to find something for everyone. For street food and a good bargain, this is definitely a must-visit in Phuket!

⭐ Promthep Cape Promthep Cape is truly one of the most breathtaking places in Phuket to experience a sunset. The moment you arrive, you feel surrounded by a wide, open view of the Andaman Sea, with nothing blocking your sight as the sun slowly sinks into the horizon. The scenery becomes more magical minute by minute—deep orange, soft pink, and golden colors fill the sky, creating a peaceful atmosphere that is hard to find anywhere else. What I love most about this spot is how calm and relaxing it feels. Even though many people come to enjoy the sunset, the area still maintains a quiet, soothing vibe. You can sit on the rocks or walk around the viewpoint while feeling the cool sea breeze brushing past you. It’s the kind of place where you don’t need to rush or think about anything—you can simply enjoy the moment and appreciate nature. I highly recommend visiting just before sunset to get the full experience. During this time, the temperature is comfortable, the light is soft, and the scenery becomes unbelievably beautiful. Whether you’re alone, with friends, or with family, Promthep Cape gives you a peaceful and unforgettable evening. If you are in Phuket and want to witness one of the best sunsets on the island, Promthep Cape is definitely a place you should not miss. It’s a perfect spot to relax, take photos, and create memories that will stay with you for a long time.

🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 🎥 After watching the Thai 🇹🇭 drama series "I Told Sunset About You" in 2020 during the Covid outbreak, Promthep Cape has been on my bucket list for Phuket ever since. 🌅 Now that I finally had the opportunity to travel to Phuket, I visited Promthep Cape this evening and was able to see the stunning sunset while hiking on the hill. ⏰ I left Patong at 4 PM using Grab and arrived by 5 PM. I took some photos around the area and then gathered the courage to follow others down to the coast, as sunset occurs around 6 to 6:15 PM. After the sunset, it's important to head back up quickly because it gets dark very fast. I took a short break before catching a public bus that happened to be returning town, which only cost 100 THB. 📌 Note: The hike took me about 10+ minutes from the top to the coast. Be sure to wear shoes with good grip, and make sure your legs are strong enough to go down and come back up; you'll need that energy. Also, be aware that there are no proper paths (no stairs), so you need to be extra cautious. 🌈 This is a special moment in my life — I’m grateful to the Creator of All That Is 🪐 for His beautiful creation, and I’m thankful to have witnessed this moment in my lifetime. If I return to Phuket, I will definitely come back here! 📸 Photos took on 24 September 2025.

Promthep Cape (Laem Phromthep) is a scenic viewpoint at the southernmost tip of Phuket, Thailand, famous for its panoramic views of the Andaman Sea, especially at sunset. Visitors can enjoy the views from the elevated viewpoint, which features a lighthouse with a small maritime museum and a shrine with many elephant statues. Shops selling souvenirs and snacks are located near the parking area, and a more rugged path leads down to the end of the cape.

The best sunset 🌅 view point “It was such a breathtaking and heartwarming moment. The sky slowly changed from golden to pink and then to a soft purple as the sun disappeared behind the horizon. The peaceful breeze and calm atmosphere made me feel like time had stopped for a while. It’s one of those scenes you wish could last forever. I’d definitely love to come back and watch it again. 💖”

Promthep Cape (แหลมพรหมเทพ) is one of Phuket’s most iconic sunset spots — a breathtaking viewpoint where the sky turns golden and the sea glows beautifully at the end of the day. The panoramic views, gentle sea breeze, and relaxed atmosphere make it a perfect place to pause, enjoy nature’s beauty, and capture unforgettable photos. A must-visit landmark that truly showcases Phuket at its finest! 🌅✨

A nice spot to view sunset from. We parked our rental car by the roadside in front of the gate leading up to the viewpoints. Stepped around the gate to enter n walked a short distance up to the top where there’s a lighthouse. Crowd gathered near sunset.

Promthep Cape is one of the best spots in Phuket to watch the sunset 🌅. The view is magical, with the ocean stretching endlessly and the sky changing colors every minute. It does get a bit crowded, but honestly the atmosphere is so lively it feels part of the experience. I ended up just sitting on the rocks, enjoying the breeze and laughing at myself for trying to take 100 sunset photos when every single one already looked perfect 😅📸. Truly a must-visit—sunset here is unforgettable!

Really disappointing you can't leave one Chang in the tap any more during happy hour. Been coming 6 weeks and was never a problem. Great decision 🤣

Amazing location just off the beach with great food, drinks and surfing lessons. We stayed here for a while and ordered one of the huge pizzas and a Chang tower. It had a great atmosphere and the staff were lovely.

Amazing lasagna! Beautiful decoration. Got a 1 for 1 beer promotion, however they serve it immediately, it doesn't stay cold even with the ice bucket so I'd recommend going with a friend 😆

Ok place but super crowded, spent most of our time waiting in line and just more and more people dropping in during our hour. Patong was better!

Good for surfing 1200 baht for 1 hour

Unprofessional and Unfair Experience – Very Disappointed Our group of 8 arrived at the surf house at 11:15, ready to go. We politely asked if we could start our session at 11:30, but the staff told us it was only possible to begin on the hour. So we waited until 12:00, assuming that was our only option. When we finally started at 12:00, it was just the 8 of us – which was fine – but between 12:15 and 12:25, the staff allowed *another* 8 people into the session. That meant we had to share the wave with double the amount of people for the majority of our paid hour, drastically cutting down on our time and experience. To make matters worse, only *after* we had waited 45 minutes were we told that it *is* possible to book 30-minute sessions. That information would have made a huge difference if we had known it earlier, but by then it was already too late. Overall, this felt poorly managed and unfair. The lack of clear communication and inconsistent policies negatively impacted our experience. If you're paying for a specific time slot, you expect it to be organized and respected. Sadly, this was not the case. I hope management seriously reviews how they handle scheduling and customer service – because no one wants to feel misled or shortchanged, especially in a group. --- Would you like a shorter version for posting as a public review (e.g. Google Reviews or TripAdvisor)?

Disappointing Experience at Surf House Kata – Not Tourist Friendly Anymore I rode my motorcycle to the Kata area of Phuket — a popular tourist spot I’ve visited many times over the years. I decided to stop at Surf House, a place I’ve been to multiple times and always enjoyed. I arrived, ordered a beer, and asked about the happy hour. The menu clearly stated a discount applies when ordering two beers, which I confirmed with the barman. He asked if I wanted both beers immediately — I said no, and ordered the second one about 10 minutes later from another staff member. I placed the second order in Thai — a language I’m confident enough in for something simple like ordering a drink. The staff member just gave me a blank look. I repeated my order, and he switched to English, asking if I wanted a beer. After handing it to me, I asked (again in Thai) if he had understood my order, and he suddenly started shouting, claiming he was just confirming my order in English. He was visibly angry and shouting loudly, which was completely unnecessary and uncomfortable. When I went to pay, the happy hour discount wasn’t applied. I was told by another staff member that my second drink “wasn’t a happy hour drink” — which makes no sense based on what was shown to me earlier and the timing of my order. Overall: extremely disappointing. What used to be a fun and relaxed spot now feels hostile and unfriendly to tourists. Based on this experience, I won’t be returning — and I can’t recommend it anymore.