Phuket's Big Buddha is one of the most important and revered landmarks on the island. It sits on the peak of mount Nagakerd and is covered in white marble. It is relatively easily reachable via a winding road from Phuket’s main roads and a short quick hike up. Please also note that this is a religious site so proper attire is required.

Take a boat to visit Phuket’s beautiful islands such as Similan Islands, Phi Phi Islands or James Bond Island.

 Visit Chalong Bay Rum Distillery for fun-filled tasting tours. They host cocktail workshops, rum making classes and is home to a intimate restaurant with rustic garden cuisine and live music.

Phuket Old Town is the historical center of Phuket Town. Established during the peak of tin mining industry at the end of the 19th Century and beginning of 20th century, this district hosts superb mansions and beautifully preserved ‘shop-houses’ built in a Sino-colonial architecture. Phuket Old Town’s aspect is rather similar to Georgetown’s in Penang: ‘shop-houses’ with arcades flank both sides of the streets, and Chinese shrines are more numerous than Buddhist Temples.

 Monkey Island in Phuket is a small cove located on a peninsula on Koh Phi Phi Don, the larger of the two main Phi Phi Islands and is home to countless monkeys.

 Take a boat to visit Phuket’s beautiful islands such as Similan Islands, Phi Phi Islands or James Bond Island. Consult your hotel concierge to see which islands are best to visit given your time constraints.

There are a number of beach clubs and lounges in Phuket such as Café del Mar, Catch Beach Club, or HQ Beach Lounge.