Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Chinese Shrines
A testament to Phuket's Chinese legacy, the colorful shrines throughout the island
play an important role during the Phuket Vegetarian Festival.
Ao Sane Beach
This rugged, secluded little beach, not far from Naiharn, offers great opportunities
for snorkeling and has a peaceful vibe (For further details see
Ao Sane Beach
)
.
Paradise Beach
Not far from mega-crowded Patong Beach, this delightful little stretch of sand em-
anates tranquility with its soft sand and palm trees; there is a coral reef not far off
shore.
Yanui Beach
This lovely cove (For further details see
Yanui Beach
) - an ideal setting for kayak-
ing, snorkeling, or reading a book under the shade of palm trees - is located just past
the windmill visible from Naiharn Beach.
Emerald Beach
With abundant sunshine, this 1,640-ft (500-m) long beach, called Hat Tri Tra in Thai
and located south of Patong, offers a quiet place to hide out and work on your tan.
Rawai Beach
A non-swimming beach, Rawai is known for its seafood restaurants along the beach.
Speedboats and long-tail boats can be chartered at Rawai to visit the smaller islands
nearby.
