• Karon Viewpoint - Karon Viewpoint is a popular spot in Phuket, offering stunning views of Kata Noi, Kata Yai, and Karon beaches.
• Nai Harn Beach - From Windmill Viewpoint, located beneath the rotating blades of the ‘Phromthep Alternative Energy Station,’ visitors can observe a variety of sea traffic, including long-tail boats, fishing vessels, oil tankers, and large cruise ships traveling to and from Singapore. The viewpoint is also a gathering place for model airplane enthusiasts and hang gliders who enjoy the tropical thermals, landing gracefully at Nai Harn Beach. Brahminy kites and sea eagles can be seen gliding by. Despite the aerial activity, Windmill Viewpoint remains uncrowded due to limited parking. It is a prime sunset spot and offers beautiful views throughout the day, with the sea appearing especially blue at midday.
• Promthep Cape - Promthep Cape is one of the most photographed and renowned spots on the island. Each evening, tour buses, scooters, and private cars make their way through Rawai Beach to the island’s southernmost hill to witness the sunset. At the hilltop, a bustling car park accommodates visitors from around the globe.
• Big Buddha Phuket - (reopening in March 2026) The Big Buddha is a significant and revered landmark in Phuket. Situated atop the Nakkerd Hills between Chalong and Kata, the 45-meter-tall statue is visible from Phuket Town and Karon Beach. The site offers panoramic 360-degree views of the island, including Phuket Town, Kata, Karon, and Chalong Bay. Accessible via a 6-km winding road from Phuket’s main route, it is a must-see destination.
• Chaithararam Temple (Wat Chalong) - Buddhist temples, or wats, are vital symbols of Thailand, reflecting the country’s Buddhist majority and their beauty. Phuket is home to 29 Buddhist temples, with Wat Chalong welcoming visitors for over a century. Locals come to pray, while Westerners visit to learn about Buddhism.
• Old Phuket Town - Unlike many Thai provincial capitals, Phuket Town is full of character, especially in its Old Town. This historic area features shrines, temples (both Buddhist and Chinese), ornate ‘shophouses,’ charming cafés, small printing shops, private and public museums, and a former red-light district. Built on the wealth from Phuket’s tin boom, the area showcases grand Sino-colonial mansions once owned by tin barons. Old Phuket Town is compact and best explored early in the morning or after the heat of the day.
• Khao Rang Hill View Point - Khao Rang Hill is a renowned viewpoint in Phuket, located northwest of the city center. Its summit provides views of the town, the island’s southern region, nearby islands, and the hills where the impressive Phuket Big Buddha stands. The area features a landscaped park with a playground, three restaurants and bars, a fitness park, and a panoramic terrace established in 2014, enhancing its appeal and offering a refreshing escape in Phuket’s capital.
• Banzaan Fresh Market - The Banzaan Market was created by a prominent Phuket family to provide shoppers with a unique experience beyond a typical local market. The term ‘banzaan’ means fresh market in Hokkien, a Chinese dialect widely spoken among overseas Chinese communities in Southeast Asia.

• Experienced tour guide
• Personal accident insurance
• All Fees and Taxes
• In-vehicle air conditioning

Experience an introduction to Phuket Island with this day tour that takes you beyond the well-known beaches and into the core of local life. Explore the Big Buddha statue, the dazzling Wat Chalong, admire the Sino-Portuguese architecture in Phuket Town, wander through a local market, and enjoy breathtaking views of the island. The tour includes a guide and round-trip transportation from your Phuket hotel.
• Numerous photo opportunities with stunning views of Phuket
• Visit 5 beaches in one day: Patong, Kata, Kata Noi, Karon, Nai Harn, Rawai
• Gain insights into Thai culture and traditions
• Explore the delightful historic streets of Phuket Town

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.