Best beaches in Phuket,Thailand

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Very few islands can boast of a great variety of sandy beaches and clear waters as Phuket.

The winding coastal roads along the coastline of Phuket offer stunning and mesmerizing views of some of the world’s finest beaches. Whether you want to find solitude and isolation or you want to spend days on a sun-lit beach, Phuket is surely for everyone.

About Phuket

Phuket, pronounced “Poo-get,” is Thailand’s largest island and with a population of 89,072 and also its second smallest province. Phuket is about 54 kilometers in length 24 kilometers wide. The Island is located on southern Thailand’s west coast facing the Andaman Sea and connected to Phang Nga Province by a pair of short road bridges.

Phuket enjoys great popularity as a travel destination. Most beaches are on the west coast, with Phuket Town to the southeast and the airport in the north. Phuket might not have the historical sites that Bangkok and Chiang Mai have but visitors can enjoy pristine beaches and crystal clear waters. Scuba diving, yachting, jet-skiing and parasailing are some popular activities on the island. Many of the world’s best dive sites are located around Phuket and nearby islands. From here divers can reach the Similan Marine National Park and the dive spots around Phi Phi Islands easily and the island has many diving schools operating daily tours to these destinations. Phuket also enjoys a reputation as a world class golfing destination with many golf courses on the island and the nearby mainland offering first rate facilities in a spectacular setting.

Over three million tourists visit Phuket annually but the island does not seem crowded due to its large size and the many smaller beaches with only few hotels. A good road network enables easy exploration from Chalong Bay and Rawai Beach in the South east coast, following Cape Prom Thep at the southern-most point and up to the western shoreline, which includes Nai Harn Beach, Kata Beach, Karon Beach, Patong Beach and Kamala Bang Tao. North of Phuket Town in Thalang a road branches off to Khao Phra Thaeo Wildlife Sanctuary. The east coast facing Phang Nga Bay is dominated by large mangrove forest inhabited by small monkeys.

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