Though the most famous among Phuket Top Five Beaches in Phuket, it is crowded, full of tourists, water sports, bars, nightclubs, restaurants, and shops. you can love it or hate it, it will all depend on the reasons you are going there. If it’s for nightlife this is the place. It features beer bars, go-go bars, nightclubs, massage parlors and cabarets that overflow into the street along neon-lit Bangla Road and in the Patong OTOP Shopping Paradise complex.
You can also go to Freedom Beach. It’s best to go by boat unless you are in a mood of trekking. Accessibility could be an issue when trekking.
Its Famous for the dining and nightlife scene, it´s the second most touristic beach on the island. It’s a turquoise sea.
You can also go to Kata Noi Beach, Located just south of here. Kata Noi Beach is still reasonably undeveloped, giving it a more private feel. There are no beach vendors and only a handful of loungers to bask in the sun.
Nai Harn Beach is one of the best Phuket beaches with its beautiful white sand. The beach is still green with super clean water. This beautiful beach is never as crowded as some of the more popular tourist beaches and as a result, offers a more quiet and relaxing atmosphere.
With 3,500 meters of the finest sand and clearest water imaginable, Karon Beach is one of Phuket’s tropical classics. It is between Patong and Kata Beach, Karon has good sea, squeaky clean sand, but it’s not as crowded as its neighbors.
Karon’s sand is so fine and soft, with a near-perfect mix of silica, coral, and ground-up shell, that it has been the chosen venue of the Asian Beach Games, X-Sports, sand building competitions and other beach activities over many years.
It´s a 2-kilometer beach quiet and preserved. The crystal clear water, the rocks, and the pine trees create a perfect place to relax.
It is the perfect destination for families wanting to stay away from Patong.