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6 Hotels and Resorts in Phuket

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Phuket best known for?

Phuket, Thailand’s largest island, is a beach-lovers paradise. The island is popular for scuba diving, kayaking, snorkelling, and surfing. The Adaman Sea, on its west coast, teems with sea turtles, whales, and dolphins.

What are the best places to visit in Phuket?

Stroll past brightly painted 19th century shophouses and Sino-Portuguese buildings in the Old Town in Phuket City. Charter a speedboat to the nearby island of Koh Phi Phi and Koh Kai. Soak up the nightlife any day of the week on Bangla Road.

What are the best things to do in Phuket?

Sip cocktails in a shaded cabana in any of the beach clubs along the west coast. Spend the day at an elephant sanctuary, or island hopping for all the best snorkelling spots. Slide and splash your way through any of Phuket’s water and adventure parks.

What will the weather in Phuket be like during my visit?

Phuket’s climate is tropical and hot all year round with one rainy season. The dry season is from December to March with blue skies and temperatures of 24°C - 32°C with humidity at its lowest. April and May are the hottest time of year, with temperatures reaching 36°C. The southwest monsoon lasts from June to October, bringing heavy downpours, tapering off in November.

What are the traditional foods in Phuket?

Phuket’s local cuisine has Chinese, Malaysian, and Portuguese influences. A must-try is Kanom Jeen, fermented rice noodles and Phuket’s signature crab curry. Roti, flaky pancakes, are served with a rich curry broth. Another local favourite is Moo Hong, pork braised in sweet soy sauce.

How to get to Phuket?

Phuket’s international airport is the island’s main point of entry, although many people drive to Phuket or take the train with a bus transfer.

How to get around Phuket?

Phuket’s taxi and minivan services can get expensive over time. Renting a car or a motorbike is a great way to see more of the island at your own pace.

What areas of Phuket should you stay in?

Some of Phuket’s top beaches to stay along are Bang Tao, Kamala, Mai Khao, Patong, Karon, and Kata. Each of these areas are full of restaurants, shops, nightlife and entertainment.

What type of accommodation does Minor Hotels offer in Bangkok?

On the island of Phuket, guests can choose to stay in luxurious private residences, villas, and suites with Minor Hotels. Find yourself steps from the white-sand beaches and all that Phuket has to offer. Take a Thai cooking class, book the ultimate spa package, or plan your tropical wedding at one of our properties.