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Phuket, Thailand's largest island in the Andaman Sea, is a world-renowned tropical paradise famous for its stunning white-sand beaches, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and dramatic limestone cliffs.

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Adult 44.72 USD
Child (4-10 y.o.) 35.78 USD

Tour Program

  • 1

    Hotel pickup and transfer to Ao Por Pier

  • 2

    Enjoy soft drinks, snacks, and fruits at the office

  • 3

    Departure from Ao Por Pier

    Departure from Ao Por Pier by big boat to Phang Nga Bay.

  • 4

    Visit Khao Ping Kan & James Bond Island

    Free time for sightseeing, photos, and souvenir shopping.

  • 5

    Buffet lunch served on board

  • 6

    Canoeing at Hong Island

    Explore beautiful lagoons and limestone scenery.

  • 7

    Canoeing at Panak Island

    Mangrove Cave, Bat Cave, Mud Cave, or Hoy Tib Cave.

  • 8

    Relaxing, swimming

    Relaxing, swimming, or sightseeing at Naka Island.

  • 9

    Return to Ao Por Pier

    Return to Ao Por Pier and transfer back to hotel.

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Adult 41.74 USD
Child (4-10 y.o.) 35.78 USD

Tour Program

  • 1

    Hotel pickup and transfer to Ao Por Pier

    Enjoy soft drinks, snacks, and fruits at the office.

  • 2

    Departure by speed boat to Phang Nga Bay

  • 3

    Sightseeing at Panak Island

    Bat Cave, Hoy Tib Cave, Diamond Cave

  • 4

    Hong Island canoe tour

    Canoeing at Hong Island with beautiful lagoon scenery.

  • 5

    James Bond Island

    Visit Khao Ping Kan & James Bond Island. Free time for photos and walking.

  • 6

    Lunch at Koh Panyee floating village

  • 7

    Ancient cave

    Visit ancient cave drawings at Khao Khian.

  • 8

    Naka Island

    Relaxing, swimming, and beach time at Naka Island.

  • 9

    Return to Ao Por Pier

    Return to Ao Por Pier and transfer back to hotel.

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Adult 29.82 USD
Child (4-11 y.o.) 23.85 USD

Tour Program

  • 1

    Hotel pickup

    Transfer from hotel and check-in at pier

  • 2

    Depart to Racha Island (30 mins)

  • 3

    Arriving at Racha Island

  • 4

    Snorkeling in Patok or Siam Bay

  • 5

    Lunch at the Restaurant

  • 6

    Depart to Coral Island (20 mins)

  • 7

    Return from Coral island

    Return from Coral island to Chalong Pier (20 mins) and Drop off to your hotel.

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Adult 29.82 USD
Child (4-11 y.o.) 23.85 USD

Tour Program

  • 1

    Hotel pickup

  • 2

    Check-in at pier

    Registration and safety instructions

  • 3

    Depart to Racha Island

    Racha Island is famous for its crystal-clear turquoise waters, white sandy beaches, and excellent snorkeling conditions.

  • 4

    Snorkeling at Racha Island (30 mins)

    The island offers vibrant coral reefs and colorful tropical fish, making it one of the best snorkeling spots near Phuket.

  • 5

    Lunch at restaurant

  • 6

    Depart to Maiton Island

  • 7

    Arrival at Maiton Island (koh Mai Thon)

    Snorkeling (30 mins). Maiton Island is a private island known for its untouched beauty, calm waters, and occasional dolphin sightings.

  • 8

    Depart to Coral Island

  • 9

    Arrival at Coral Island (koh Hae)

    Swimming & optional beach activities. Coral Island features soft sandy beaches and offers optional water sports such as parasailing and banana boat rides.

  • 10

    Return to Chalong Pier

    Return to Chalong Pier and transfer to hotel

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Adult 29.82 USD
Child (4-11 y.o.) 23.85 USD

Tour Program

  • 1

    Hotel pickup

  • 2

    Check-in at pier

    Check-in at pier

  • 3

    Depart to Racha Island

    The trip will take 30 minutes.

  • 4

    Snorkeling at Racha Island (30 mins)

  • 5

    Lunch at restaurant

  • 6

    Free time / optional activities

  • 7

    Return to Chalong Pier

    Return to Chalong Pier and transfer to hotel

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Latest Reviews

Phuket - what travelers say?

We chose this tour for its packed itinerary and it did not disappoint. The boat was fine, the crew worked efficiently, and safety was top-notch. Racha Island impressed us the most with its white sand…

A memorable experience! Postcard-like scenery, breathtaking turquoise water, and great snorkeling. Everything was well managed and the atmosphere on the boat was fantastic. This is the ideal spot for…

Unforgettable experience! Picture-perfect beaches, turquoise water, and flawless organization. Everything went smoothly, from the hotel pick-up to the return. If you're looking for 'Maldivian-style' …

Super crew, breathtaking views and a great atmosphere. The speedboat was modern and safe. James Bond Island looks even more impressive in real life than in photos! Everything was well organized, incl…

Such a fun day out! The views are legendary, the boat was spacious, and the staff were fantastic. Canoeing into the caves was a dream, and the buffet lunch was a nice touch. It’s the perfect way to s…

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Useful info by Sabai Travel

Practical tips, local insights, and useful details for travelers

Entry and Visas

Starting May 1, 2025, the mandatory TDAC digital arrival card has been introduced.

Safety

Dangerous currents occur on the western beaches from May to October. Never ignore red flags - it is life-threatening.

Finance

Russian bank cards do not work. Use cash (new-design US dollars), UnionPay, or QR payment via the TAGTHAi app.

Transport

The cheapest way to leave the airport is the blue Smart Bus for 100 baht. To call a taxi, use the Bolt or InDrive apps.

Prohibitions

Vapes, IQOS, and any electronic cigarettes are strictly prohibited. The fine can be up to 1,000,000 baht or deportation. Do not risk your vacation.

Mobile & Internet

It is more выгодно to purchase a tourist SIM card as an eSIM online or buy it at 7/11 rather than in the airport arrivals area.

Phuket Information

Phuket - essential travel information

Phuket represents a unique symbiosis of a high-tech tourism hub and an unspoiled tropical paradise. Thailand’s largest island has successfully completed its digital transformation by introducing a mandatory Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC) system and widespread QR code payment options for foreigners, making stays максимально comfortable for the modern traveler. The island has moved beyond being solely a beach destination, transforming into a global center of contemporary art thanks to the Thailand Biennale, whose installations adorn both the historic quarters of Phuket Town and the shores of the Andaman Sea.

The island’s geographical diversity allows every guest to find their ideal rhythm of life. The west coast offers a chain of more than 30 beaches: from lively Patong with its legendary nightlife on Bangla Road to upscale Bang Tao, home to the region’s finest beach clubs and golf courses. The southern part of the island around Nai Harn and Rawai preserves an atmosphere of tranquility and authenticity, making it a favorite among expats and seafood lovers, while northern areas such as Mai Khao provide kilometers of seclusion close to national parks and the airport.

The island’s transport infrastructure has made a significant leap forward. The Phuket Smart Bus system now connects the airport with all major west coast resorts for a fixed fare of 100 baht, offering an alternative to traditional taxis. For those who prefer active exploration, modern scooters and cars are available for rent, though Phuket authorities strictly monitor the possession of international driving permits and adherence to safety regulations. Digital applications such as Grab and Bolt ensure transparent pricing, eliminating the long-standing issue of inflated fares in tourist areas.

Phuket’s culinary landscape confirms its status as a UNESCO City of Gastronomy. Here, демократичные night markets with endless varieties of street food coexist with Michelin-starred restaurants offering innovative interpretations of Southern Thai cuisine. A new trend is ethical tourism: visiting elephant sanctuaries without riding and participating in volunteer programs to protect sea turtles, reflecting the island’s commitment to preserving its unique ecosystem for future generations.

Phuket this season is not just a destination but a complete experience, combining the spirituality of ancient temples such as Wat Chalong and the Big Buddha with modern entertainment at Andamanda and Carnival Magic water parks. With an extended 60-day visa-free stay for citizens of many countries, the island has become an ideal base for a long-term reset, offering the highest level of service, advanced medical care, and traditional Thai hospitality adapted to the demands of tomorrow.

The Bolt and InDrive apps usually offer lower prices than Grab. For short trips within one area, you can use tuk-tuks, but the price should be agreed upon in advance.

It is best to bring cash US dollars (new-design $50 and $100 bills - blue series) or euros.

No, all COVID-related restrictions have been completely lifted. To enter, you only need a passport valid for at least 6 months and a completed TDAC digital arrival card.

A 60-day stamp is issued free of charge upon arrival at Phuket Airport. It can be extended once for an additional 30 days at the local immigration office (fee – 1,900 baht). The number of permitted stay days is regularly updated.

The Thailand Digital Arrival Card is an electronic replacement for the paper immigration card. It must be completed online on the official website of the Thai Immigration Bureau 1–3 days before departure. The QR code must be presented at passport control.

The PromptPay system is now available to foreigners through apps such as TAGTHAi or special PAY & TOUR cards from KBank. You top up the balance with cash and scan the seller’s QR code in any store or market.

Rental companies may provide a motorbike, but this is illegal. If you encounter the police, you will receive a fine (from 500 to 1,000 baht), and in case of an accident, insurance will not cover medical expenses. You need an international driving license of the appropriate category or a Thai driving license.

The center of nightlife remains Bangla Road in Patong. Beach clubs in Bang Tao (Catch Beach Club) and Kamala (Café del Mar) are also popular.

The rainy season (May–October) does not mean constant heavy rains. Showers are usually short-lived. The main danger is high waves and strong rip currents on the western beaches. You should swim only where lifeguards allow it.

In local cafes (street food stalls), a dish costs 60–100 baht. In mid-range tourist restaurants, it is 300–600 baht per person. A seafood dinner will cost 1,000–1,500 baht.

This spot is located on Mai Khao Beach, near the airport. The best time for photos is in the morning, when planes approach for landing from the sea (usually during the dry season).

The export of unprocessed shells, corals, and sand is prohibited by law. They are considered state property. Items purchased in souvenir shops may be taken out of the country if you have a receipt.

Sometimes jellyfish approach the shore, especially after a storm. Beaches usually have information boards and vinegar available for first aid. In case of a sting, contact the lifeguards immediately.

Tipping is not mandatory, but it is appreciated. In restaurants, it is customary to leave 5–10% of the bill if a Service Charge is not already included. For taxi drivers, you can simply round up the fare.

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