3 Days in Phuket: Suggested Itineraries

Dubbed the "Pearl of the South," Thailand's largest and most visited island is one of the world's most famous dream destinations. A whirl of color and cosmopolitanism, Phuket revolves around and thrives on tourism, yet it retains a spark of the real Thailand.

Day 1: Exploring the Island

Even before you arrive on this stunning tropical island, you’ll see what all the fuss is about. Best advice is to see the downtown scene for what it is, get a few trinkets or souvenirs and head out to the real Phuket. The best way to do this is by a morning introduction tour, where an English-speaking guide will tell you all you need to know about your new surroundings. In the evening, be dazzled by the Las Vegas-style Simon Cabaret Show, or combine dinner and a Thai cultural show at FantaSea, where you’ll stare in wonder at the whirling, swirling, vivid display of Thailand's exotic heritage. Oh, and dancing elephants. You’ll love the dancing elephants.

Day 2: Get Active

After your introductory day out and about on the island, it’s time to get out there and get active! Admire Phuket's pristine landscape by way of the world's largest land mammal, the elephant. Elephant tours are a fun and distinctive way to see the jungle scenery, while the Phuket Safari Tour offers you a comprehensive look into regional landscapes and customs such as monkey-training, tree tapping, and Thai cooking lessons. Of course, a vacation in Phuket also means dipping your toe in that gorgeous blue water. Take the plunge on a trekking and rafting adventure, combining whitewater rafting and an elephant trek. Go for a rainforest canoe ride down the Sok River in the island's interior, or explore the mysterious tidal caves of Phang Nga Bay by canoe.

Day 3: The Surrounding Waters

If yesterday's activities weren't enough of a water fill for you, you're in luck. Phuket is surrounded by exquisite groups of islands, all an easy day trip from Phuket. Ride a speedboat to Krabi, famous for its snorkeler's wonderland of limestone caves and white-sand beaches. Some say Koh Phi Phi is the region's most beautiful island group, so put it to the test on a speedboat tour from Phuket. If you'd rather sail more leisurely, ride a ferry to Phi Phi, with free time to swim, snorkel and soak up the sunshine.

We have been to Thailand 5 times and this was the first time doing this tour.It was really good value we both enjoyed it very much we went to the cashew nut factory and learned how the nut grew which we did,nt know how much work they need to do on them.Now when we look at the prices of them in the supermarkets they are not that pricey at all .A very good tour and excellent value

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Reply by Steven H, May 2012

Doing what: Phuket Fantasea Show and Dinner

The show was sensational, excellent choreography, costumes, acts and highly recommended. The dinner was good considering the number of people catered for and the value price. Great atmosphere and shopping prior to the show. The whole event runs like clockwork with entry and exit well managed so you don't wait too long. I have never encountered better organisation/logistics anywhere in Australia.

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Reply by Lucy C, May 2012

Doing what: Phuket to Phi Phi Islands by Speedboat

This was a supprise for my boyfriends birthday and valentines day 14th Feb 2012. It was magical! The trip was well worth the money and we throughly enjoyed it. Would definatley recommend anyone to visit PiPi and take a boat ride from these guys.

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