Sirinat, the jewel of Phuket’s Northwest coast, boasts white sandy beaches, mangrove forests, and spots with views of planes landing at Phuket Airport. The park stretches over 90 km, hosting a variety of wildlife, from common snakes to large monitor lizards, and many birds singing beautiful trills. Sirinat features an excellent wide but hilly beach. During low tide, a coral island emerges, which you can walk on. The roots of the trees on the beach serve as excellent photo decorations. The trees in this park are the main attraction; they are simply enormous and very impressive. Some have above-ground root systems. Entrance to the park costs 200 baht, but often there are no controllers on site. To save money, some visitors prefer to enter not through the main entrance but from the road. Reaching Sirinat Park is not difficult as it is located just a few kilometers from Phuket’s main beach, Patong. However, there is no direct transport to the park, leaving three options: taxi, personal vehicle, or a bus to the airport.