Phromthep Cape
Phromthep Cape is the southern-most point of Phuket Island. This is a very popular place for tourists to see the spectacular view of the Andaman Sea and the sunsets. It is about 2-kilometer-right turn from Rawai beach at the south west tip of Phuket island. The natives call it ' laem Chao ' ( Cape of the god ). From the sharp cliff, there is a downward path with high palm trees on both sides. This path is heading to the sea. This cape overlooks the panoramic view of Phuket' spectabular sunsets and Kaew Pitsadaan island. The sea there is very dark green. There is a road to Nai Haan Beach on its right.

Phuket City and old buildings
Most of the buildings in Phuket were built nearly a century in the newly developed tin mining. They were influenced from the mixture of The Chinese architecture and of the western one. This mixed architecture has been called ' The Sino- Portuguese style ' These building are long , deep but not wide nortall. They present the fretwork of the wooden windows. Many lovely homes in this style are in around Phuket Town. Moreover, some ancient buildings showing European Architecture can be seen at Phuket Town Hall, Phuket court and the Saim City Bank in Phuket.

Bang Tao bay
Bang Tao bay (Ao Bang Thao) on Phuket’s northwest coast is a popular tourist destination on an 8km stretch of white sandy beach. The greater Bangtao area still maintains a mixed local village atmosphere of Buddhist, Chinese, and Moslem residents milling about daily markets. The beach area also retains a local flavour with simple Thai food stalls and vendors set among cosy guesthouses of Bang Tao.

Karon Beach
The second largest of Phuket’s principal tourist beaches. Large resort complexes line the road back of the beach, but the strand itself, long and broad, has no development. The sand is very white, and squeaks audibly when walked on.The southern point has a fine coral reef stretching toward Kata and Poo Island. Karon is the most up-scale of Phuket’s beaches. Regular daytime bus service to and from Phuket Town.

The Viewpoint
From this point can be seen the bays Kata Noi, Kata, Karon, and also Koh Poo Island. It is one of the island's best views. A large public sala, or shelter is there for visitors, and several vendors sell food, drinks, and souvenirs in the area when the weather is nice. The Viewpoint is between Kata and Nai Harn.
 

Phuket Diving
In fact, the readers of the top diving magazine voted Phuket diving among the top ten in the world. Diving Phuket’s warm clear blue waters is best from mid-October to May, when the calm seas and rain free days make Phuket diving off Ko Kaew Noi, Ko Rajali Yai, Shark Point a truly unique experience.

Kata Beach
Located approximately 17 kilometers from Phuket City are Kata Noi (Small Kata) and Kata Yai (Big Kata) Beaches. Both are renowned for snorkeling to see the coral, tropical fishes and the seas eco-system. Also worth visiting is Ko Pu, a small uninhabited island located off Laem Sai. Most visitors find snorkeling along the islands rich coral reef enjoyable. Diverse beach activities are available on both beaches. Accommodations on Hat Kata are set amidst tropical and cliff settings. Visitors can choose to stay in budget to top end accommodations according to their preference.

Phuket Fantasea
Inspired by Thailand’s rich and exotic heritage, Phuket FantaSea not only showcases the charm and beauty of Thailand, but also enriches ancient Thai traditions with the wonder of cutting edge technology and special effects. The result is a stunning 140-acre theme complex, packed with a multitude of activities and entertainment: a Carnival Village with carnivals, games, handicrafts and shopping; a 4,000-seat restaurant offering a grand buffet of Thai and international cuisine; A breath-taking Las Vegas-style theatrical show, where state-of-the-art technology and special effects enhance the beauty of Thailand.