Joanna James
Crowded, secluded, peaceful, adventurous- well, Phuket has all these types of beaches. You only need a good vacation to enjoy the best of all these. Phuket is home to over 40 beautiful beaches of different sizes, and this list is just about a very few of them.
What is your plan to execute during your stay at Anantara Mai Khao Phuket Villas if that's a long one? If that's exploring a secret, pristine beach, you have the perfect option here. Ao Sane! It's a hidden treasure in Phuket and its main highlights are the sandy bays that are both picturesque and charming.
Kata Beach is one of the most popular beaches in Phuket. Every Phuket luxury resort located around this beach is also popular, and the rates may be slightly higher than the rest because of the same reason. Kata is a blue water sea, and you can't really help falling in love with this amazing paradise.
This beach can be considered one of the longest beaches in Phuket. Located very close to Phuket Airport, this beach has already won the hearts of international travellers for its pristine beauty. Many resorts have also been built up close to this beach.
If you are planning to visit Freedom Beach in Phuket, make sure you check in advance if the beach is accessible at the time, you are there. Freedom Beach is only accessible via the longtail boat, and this does not operate during the low season. Freedom Beach, just as the name explains, is all about freedom and it's all yours to enjoy.
Looking for a perfect beach where you can walk alone for miles? Then, Haad Sai Kaew in Phuket is surely for you. This looks like an endless beach, and of course, is a picture-friendly one. Haad Sai when translated into English means Glass Sand, but you will find out that the sand here is not as shiny or whitish as that you find on some of the southern beaches in Phuket.
Are you a surfer waiting to try out the perfect beach for you in Phuket? Try out Khalim Beach located right next to Patong Beach. This beach is of course the best for those who still practice the art of surfing. Waves don't come very high, so for experts, this can get a little boring. If you go there in the evening, you may also be able to enjoy great street food therapy.
This, of course, is the busiest beach in the city! Patong is a massive beach with a lot of crowds, and it's an ever-happening beach. The sights are nice, and it's always active, but at the same time, Patong is always noisy too.
As this beach is surrounded by private land, accessibility to Nui Beach is challenging. There is an entry fee that you will have to pay if you want to explore this beach, but yes...the pay is worth it!
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