Thailand
Phuket
Andaman beaches from Patong’s energy to Kata’s family surf frame Thailand’s largest island, with Old Phuket Town’s Sino-Portuguese façades inland.
November–April delivers calmer seas for island-hopping; monsoon shifts focus to spas and cooking classes. Respect marine park rules—no standing on coral. Patong suits nightlife seekers; Kamala and Mai Khao suit quieter stays. Day-trip to Phang Nga Bay’s karst towers or ethical elephant sanctuaries inland. Tuk-tuks negotiate fares upfront; scooter hire demands an IDP and helmet discipline.
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Andaman beaches from Patong’s energy to Kata’s family surf frame Thailand’s largest island, with Old Phuket Town’s Sino-Portuguese façades inland.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. File: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Isla_Tapu,_Phuket,_Tailandia,_2013-08-20,_DD_36.JPG License: CC BY-SA 3.0 Author: Diego Delso Credit: Own work
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