Many people wonder, “Where to swim in Phuket during the summer?”. The answer is – here.
Ao Yon is the beach in the south of Phuket, where there are no big waves even in the low season.
Here, the sea is calm and turquoise, even during the rainy season, with fine sand and coconut palms, plenty of cafes, restaurants, and hotels.
It is located in the southern part of the island in the Panwa district and is called Ao Yon.
The beach is divided by a small rocky outcrop into two uneven parts.
The most beautiful is the larger one. To get there, drive to the Ao Yon sign, there is a large parking lot for cars and bikes. Then, walk across a bridge and along the cliffs. Be careful, during high tide the path will be completely underwater.
You can also access the beach by parking near the pearl farm, or near the Flamingo beach club, there is a parking lot for bikes.
Ao Yon is a beautiful beach with blue sea, white sand, and overhanging coconut palms.
The beach has distinct high and low tides, so don’t forget to check in on the tides before visiting.
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Robinson is a chain of shopping centers in Phuket where you can go for all kinds of shopping. One is located in Patong, another recently opened in Chalong, and a third is near Bangtao in the area of the Heroines’ Monument roundabout; we will talk about the last one. The...
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A place of extreme adventure amidst the dense jungle. Trails of varying difficulty combining cable cars, suspension bridges, climbing nets and, of course, ziplines. The park offers several levels of difficulty suitable for both beginners and experienced thrill seekers. The main attraction of the park is the Free Fall Jump....
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For a dose of adrenaline and new thrills, head to Phuket Wake Park. It’s a fun place for beginners and pro riders alike. The park is equipped with two reversible rope tow trails: a circular one with 12 stunt figures for advanced riders and a beginner’s course. Experienced instructors provide...
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In Thailand, Big Buddha figures can be found in almost all major temples. But the Big Buddha temple complex is definitely a must visit in the first place. It is famous for the huge marble statue of Buddha 45 meters high, which can be seen from many spots of the...
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Central Phuket is one of the best shopping destinations in Phuket. The largest shopping center on the island with a wide range of brands. The shopping center consists of two buildings: Central Festival and Central Floresta. At Central Festival, you can find brands and stores such as H&M, Zara, AIIZ,...
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An unusual shopping complex made on the principle of Italian outlet stores. It resembles a large open-air gallery with everything you need for shopping and entertainment. Single-storey pavilions are harmoniously blended into the natural landscape along with wide alleys for walking and playgrounds for children. Rows of boutiques and stores...
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Elephant interaction parks are located throughout Thailand, but only few places allow you to observe these wonderful animals in their natural habitat. This location is one of those places. It is a rehabilitation park for elephants rescued from harsh conditions (parks and attractions), where they are not tethered but freely...
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Jungceylon is the main shopping and entertainment center in Patong. If you’ve been there before, consider visiting again as Jungceylon has been recently renovated and now looks very well-maintained and modern. It is located between the second and third lines from the sea, just 5 minutes from Bangla Road. In...
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If you are just starting to familiarize yourself with trails at altitude, visit this park. The small size of the park, the different difficulty levels of the trails, rope bridges and ziplines make this place suitable for beginners. The park is ideal for families with children. Guests comment on the...
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Phuket is home to over 30 Buddhist temples, but this particular one is the most famous and one of the most revered and majestic. Founded in the early 19th century, Wat Chalong was built in honor of two respected monks, Luang Phor Chaem and Luang Phor Chuang, known for their...
