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Cheap Holidays to Phuket

Phuket's 40 kilometres of beautiful sunny coastline are pristine and the huge range of tropical resorts, hotels, villas and apartments mean that couples, families and party-goers alike can find their own slice of heaven. Watersports abound on the palm-fringed beaches and kids big and small will enjoy endless hours of snorkelling, diving, sailing and more. For those looking to relax - you've come to the right place. There are plenty of things to do in Phuket, chill out with a massage on Kata beach, visit Ao Phang Nga National Park and snorkel at Coral Island – just off the southeast coast.

From clifftop restaurants with spectacular views to vibrant market stalls selling traditional Pad Thai noodles, the dining scene in Thailand is a huge draw. Browse our Phuket holiday deals and head to the popular western resorts of Patong and Karon, two of the best places to stay in Phuket, where you can sample lively streets, luxury hotels, excellent shopping and a strong nightlife scene. While you can get ready to fall in love with picturesque sea views, long coastal promenades, restaurants and cool cocktail bars in relaxing resorts Rawai and Kamala.

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A Guide to Phuket Holidays

Food & Drink

Food & Drink

You’ll be met by an abundance of excellent Thai and International bites while you’re in Phuket.

Feast your eyes (and bellies) on cuisines ranging from Italian and Middle Eastern to Indian and Japanese.

If you're searching for street-food, you'll find it at Phuket Town Central Markets and the bustling Banzaan Night Market in Patong Beach, where stalls abound with exotic fruits, seafood, meat, vegetables and clothes too. For a more sophisticated setting, Mom Tri’s Kitchen in Kato Noi is famed for world-class cuisine including iconic Phuket Lobster, or Baan Rim Pa on Patong Beach is a favourite for authentic Thai dishes.

Convenience and affordability make it the meal of choice for visitors and locals alike, so it's safe to say you won't go hungry here!

Explore by Day

Explore by Day

If you do spend time away from the beach resorts, you have plenty of options.

Visit the atmospheric streets of Phuket Old Town, particularly Thalang Road, which has been lovingly restored and preserved.

It’s full of local markets, colourful shops, quaint streets with abandoned mansions, and plenty of eateries where you can stop and enjoy some island delicacies and a refreshing drink as you watch the world go by.

Don’t leave without getting a soothing back massage at a traditional spa, such as Mandara Spa at JW Marriott Phuket Resort & Spa, Hilton Phuket Arcadia Resort & Spa, The Royal Phuket Yacht Club or The Spa at Mövenpick Resort & Spa.

Must-Sees

Must-Sees

There are many things you simply have to see and experience when in Phuket.

At the top of our checklist is The Big Buddha, an iconic 45m tall, white marble statue, which sits proudly atop Nakkerd Hills and overlooks the island below – an ideal location if you’re seeking panoramic vistas.

If you have the kids in tow, take them to the aquarium and have a tour of the Marine Biology Research Centre, with exotic fish, crabs and sea turtles to show.

The Wat Chalong temple, with its ornate pagodas, is another top attraction in Phuket for culture lovers.

Don’t miss out on the Fantasea show on Kamala Beach, where you’ll see trapeze artists, performing elephants and get a huge buffet to dig into!

Top Beaches

Top Beaches

Phuket beaches offer something for everyone.

Party central Patong, popular for its noisy bars and restaurants, is also among the world’s top diving sites.

Unwind at Bang Tao Beach, a long stretch of sand where you can lounge or go paragliding and waterskiing.

Grab a beer at Karon, walk down to laid-back Kata or go for a swim on Surin Beach.

Spend the afternoon at Rawai Beach and catch a perfect sunset over the bay at Phromthep Cape.

Venture off the southern coast to discover the powdery soft sands of Coral Island, its waters teeming with colourful fish and Racha, where you can go fishing, diving or horse-riding – the options are endless.

When to Visit Phuket

TEMPERATURE (Avg. monthly °c)

27°
Jan
28°
Feb
29°
Mar
29°
Apr
28°
May
28°
Jun
27°
Jul
27°
Aug
27°
Sep
27°
Oct
27°
Nov
27°
Dec

RAINFALL (Avg. monthly mm)

30
Jan
25
Feb
60
Mar
130
Apr
270
May
220
Jun
260
Jul
260
Aug
340
Sep
300
Oct
160
Nov
50
Dec

Getting Around Phuket

🚌 Transport in the Phuket Region

Most of Phuket’s beach resorts are compact and easily explored on foot, but if you would like to get someplace a little bit quicker, taxis, TukTuks and buses are also available. Car hire provides you with the flexibility to explore the island but most travellers opt for taxis or use their hotel shuttles. The bus service in Phuket is cheap but as taxis are very reasonable most tourists opt for taxis. The songthaews (open-air vehicles) don’t have specific stops, so you can jump on and off whenever you like. Car hire is reasonably priced but roads can be tricky and driving can be erratic. 

Passports and Visas

You shouldn’t need a visa for your holiday, as long as you’re staying for less than 30 days. Your passport should be valid for a minimum of 6 months after the date of entry. For more information and advice, visit www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/thailand/entry-requirements or the Foreign Office at www.fco.gov.uk/en/

Health and Safety

Make sure that you take out travel insurance to protect you while you’re away, and ensure it covers any extra activities you are planning. For more info, see www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/thailand/health

Vaccinations

You shouldn’t need any special vaccinations for your holiday, but check the latest advice with your GP just in case. Routine jabs should be up to date.

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