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There is no denying that beaches are pure bliss! So, if you are looking for the ultimate beach break, get your sunscreen and sunglasses ready and head straight to Phuket beaches. Very few islands can stake a claim to such a treasure of beautiful sandy beaches and dazzling clear waters as Phuket, Thailand’s gorgeous and largest island place. Situated in Southern Thailand and with no less than 30 beaches, Phuket is popular for its stunning beaches, lively towns, world-class shopping and abundance of entertainment options. While a few beaches are crowded, there are many quiet ones, not to mention the hidden and secret ones too. Adventurous tourists can always embark on a quest to look for these secret Phuket beaches hidden across the island. The array of picturesque winding coastal roads bordering the west coast of Phuket island present many spectacular views and effortless entrée to some of the best beaches of the world.

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Phuket Marriott Resort and Spa, Nai Yang Beach || Why choose: Quite Experience in luxury hotels | This hotel is extremely peaceful and quiet compared to other lodgings. Like a couple sitting alongside the swimming pool, enjoy your bonding time here in the evenings and you’ll feel like you can spend forever here. It’s entirely different from other noisy and busy hotels. The greenery in the area is extremely well laid out and well worth the praise. You can see greenery everywhere and you’ll feel like you’re in the woods instead. The ocean and the beach nearby are also not to be missed. Enjoy and relax here!

Enjoy shopping to your satisfaction in Phuket Phuket is known as "the pearl in the Andaman Sea" with its charming tropical scenery and rich tourist resources. On this island, you can not only experience the local customs of Thailand, but also the fun of shopping. There are large duty-free shops, comprehensive department stores and other places for tourists to enjoy shopping at. How can a trip be considered complete without collecting "the spoils of war"?

When we speak of Phuket, what do you have in mind? Beaches that are soft and smooth? Clear and clean water that looks like jello? Or diving and hop on/off between islands? When fall gets here it’s also the end of Phuket’s wet season. It’s time to try something new! Join us and see how you can have fun in Phuket during the fall in an all new fashion!

Delicious Thai food! Eight authentic Thai dishes must not be missed

Paradise for big spenders, Phuket Island shopping guide.

Sanya A Great Chinese Destination for a Stroll with Your Toddler Not to be missed: Tingtian Tang Forest Park keeps a pleasant temperature and is filled with the chirping of insects and singing of birds. There’s always a warm sea breeze here: could there be anywhere in China better than Sanya during the cold of winter in other parts of the country? Sanya also has the cleanest air quality of any city in China along with the most beautiful coastal scenery.

Similan, The Diving Resort On the beautiful sea of Andaman, among the islands scattered all over like stars in the sky or men on a chessboard, there is only one is anticipated by millions of people, like Sleeping Beauty in fairy tales, who sleeps out of the world and waits for only one moment to be awakened by the one who love her dearly.

Are you vacationing in Phuket Town? We will introduce you to the many destinations of Phuket Thailand that are high on the tourist’s must-visit list. We here try to let you know the important information regarding the venue, that can help you plan your holiday better and manage your time best. So, let’s start with the old town of Phuket itself.

Go Your Own Way!—Niche Activity Ideas in Phuket So you've admired the beautiful beaches, breathed in the fresh sea air, and listened to the crash of the waves. That's plenty, you might think. Think again! Phuket has far, far more about it than just this. Deep diving and snorkeling, surfing, jungle ziplines, shooting... If you like to veer off the beaten path, once you've explored the surface of the island, you'd better dig deeper to find what else it offers!

There are 8 popular beaches in Phuket, some are suitable for watching the sunset, some are suitable for visiting the night market, and others are suitable for enjoying seafood. Renting a car to experience the features of the big beaches is a classic playing method in Phuket.

Phuket is Thailand’s largest island and is located in the beautiful and mesmerising Andaman Sea. It is home to some of the most beautiful beaches in the world and caters to every type of tourist from those on family holidays to honeymooners to luxury getaways. The island has world-class restaurants, spas, hotels, resorts, clubs, and more. The scenic view of the island is a lush green jungle that you can explore should you ever get bored of the 36 beaches on the island. If you have picked Phuket as your next holiday destination, you should plan ahead in order to visit all the places that interest you. The island is the size of Singapore, which is why adequate planning will help you on your trip. Here is a list of fun things to do in Phuket while on your holiday.

Picture for a moment slender palm trees swaying as the sun’s morning rays throw long shadows across sands still cool from night’s embrace. Seabirds circle aloft and track a school of snapper just offshore. The calm seems overwhelming, interrupted only by waves caressing the shore. You unfurl your blanket and sit before azure waters as emerald green hills guard the approach. Can you picture it? Are you almost able to smell the seawater and fresh air? If so, you’re like us…absolutely in love with a great beach. Believe us when we say we’ve searched long and hard to make a list of the world’s 10 best beaches to visit in 2019. From the sunshine coast in the US to Queensland Down Under, from remote Bora Bora to Grand Cayman. Without further ado, these are the top-10 best beaches to visit in 2019.

For most people, New Years evokes memories of large celebrations. Perhaps it’s watching the ball drop in New York’s Times Square, perhaps it’s the fireworks from Sydney Harbour Bridge. In Thailand and other places throughout Southeast Asia, New Years is an excuse to have a massive water fight. Thailand’s traditional New Years festival, known as Songkran, is observed every year from April 13-15. To understand Songkran is to gain an appreciation of Thailand and Thai culture. In this travelogue, we explore the traditions around Songkran and delve into some recommendations for great places to participate in the festivities. Make sure you’ve got a change of clothes, because we’re going to get wet.