No, the sharks here aren’t real — they’re painted — and they’re everywhere, making the cafe’s design as oceanic as possible.
The main reason to visit? The interior! Designed in a marine color scheme with original wall paintings, it’s a perfect spot for capturing beautiful photos for social media.
The cuisine here is a mix of Thai and European dishes. The menu offers simple yet delicious options: breakfasts, snacks, salads, meats, desserts, smoothies, and coffee — with a “no spicy” option available. There’s a “no spicy” option available. The presentation is quite Instagram-worthy. The average bill: 300-400 THB per person.
Another highlight: inside the restaurant, you’ll find a small art gallery, The FinArts Gallery, showcasing works by Mary Coco. She creates handmade shark figurines, and part of the proceeds from their sales goes toward the conservation of real shark populations.
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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...
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A place for extreme adventures deep in the jungle. The courses vary in difficulty and feature ropeways, suspension bridges, nets, and of course, zip lines. At Jungle Xtrem Adventure & Zipline Park in Phuket, there are several levels of difficulty — perfect for both beginners and seasoned thrill-seekers. The park...
