Phuket inside

Chase rainbow-colored fish over tropical coral reefs. Discover the delicacies of Thai cuisine. Enjoy the year-round sun on pristine, golden beaches. Choose one of the many enchanting destinations that vacationers return to time and time again. These are resorts of incredible recreational value.

This Southeast Asian country not only has a lot to offer the curious visitor in terms of its visual appeal, but also harbors many, many other “treasures” just waiting to be discovered. Did you know that Thailand is comprised of around 100 islands? In this context, the incredibly beautiful and, at times, very mysterious landscape of the island of Phuket is also worth mentioning – and anyone who has been there once will wish to visit this magnificent place in southern Thailand many more times. The island of Phuket also enjoys the status of a province and, in addition to beautiful beaches and small harbors, offers some of the most attractive diving regions for beginners and advanced divers.

Thailand itself is known—no, famous—for its extremely diverse offerings for all night owls, thrill-seeking partygoers, and adventure seekers in general who want to experience something truly special. In this regard, Phuket is practically the ultimate attraction for all Thailand vacationers, because on this South Asian island—which, incidentally, is the largest in Thailand and not that far from Bali—there are not only bars, pubs, restaurants, and trendy pubs, but much more…

Incidentally, some of these are even known beyond Thailand’s borders – and Phuket also offers visitors karaoke pubs, Irish pubs, English clubs, and many, many other – unusual – venues with great live music (such as rock, pop, oldies, folk, etc.). Those who have enjoyed the scenic charms or relaxation during the day will certainly yearn for a bit of adventure, party spirit, action, and an extra portion of fun at night, and will be able to rave about this special adventure holiday for a long time to come back home. Very special highlights in this context are definitely the so-called “Phuket Town” and also Patong, “the” adventure oases par excellence. The latter, by the way, is considered a tourist hotspot where – just like in “Phuket Town” – the locals also participate in the active nightlife.

The climate on Phuket really only differs in the frequency of rainy days. While there is hardly any precipitation between December and April, significant amounts fall in the other months. Although the temperature remains tropical year-round, the best time to visit is from November to April. You can find a climate chart for Phuket HERE.

To prepare you for a wonderful trip and to whet your anticipation, we’ve compiled some very interesting links about Phuket and Thailand for you below. We hope you enjoy browsing:

www.phuket-online.de
www.thailandsun.com
www.thailand-ticket.de