How many days are enough for Phuket?

Posted on by Muna Meyer

How many days are enough for Phuket?

Phuket has so much to offer, I’d say a minimum would be 5 days to get a good feel for the island. But you could easily spend 7 days in Phuket and even 14 days without feeling like you are running out of things to do.

Is 2 weeks in Phuket too long?

2 weeks is just about right if you want to do most of what Phuket has on offer, and still have some lazy days by the pool.

Is a week long enough in Phuket?

If you are making an Intercontinental journey to Phuket, then you should be looking to stay for a minimum of at least a week, just to be sure that you get over the jet lag and do some serious unwinding.

Is it cheaper to book tours in Phuket?

Online Phuket tour prices are priced slightly higher. I’ve never found them to be cheaper than booking a tour on-site at Patong Beach and Bangla Road. Though as I mentioned prices could be same in some instances.

How can I spend 10 days in Phuket?

  1. 3.1 Day 1: Arrive in Phuket.
  2. 3.2 Day 2: Surfing in Kata Beach.
  3. 3.3 Day 3: Day trip to James Bond Island & Phang Nga Bay.
  4. 3.4 Day 4: Snorkelling trip to the Similan Islands.
  5. 3.5 Day 5: Travel to Koh Lanta.
  6. 3.6 Day 6: Snorkelling trip in Koh Lanta.
  7. 3.7 Day 7: Travel to the Phi Phi Islands.

How can I spend 5 days in Phuket?

5 Day Phuket Itinerary

  1. 5 Days in Phuket.
  2. Day 1: Street Food and Beaches.
  3. Day 2: Cooking and Shopping.
  4. Day 3: Elephants and Beaches.
  5. Day 4: Day Trip to Phi Phi Island.
  6. Day 5: Massage and Beach Day. More Fun Things to do in Phuket. Other Places to Stay in Phuket.
  7. Thailand Travel Tips. Potential Costs.

Which is better Krabi or Phuket?

Choose Phuket if you want a sophisticated holiday in a convenient and well-developed destination. If you want a great deal of choice that’s easily accessible, Phuket is for you. By contrast, Krabi is excellent if you want to relax or play in a natural setting.

How hot is Phuket in February?

Daytime temperatures usually reach 33°C in Phuket in February with very high heat and humidity, falling to 23°C at night.

When should you not go to Phuket?

From May to October, Phuket experiences monsoon season characterized by heavy rains and an angry ocean of powerful waves and dangerous rip currents. During this reason, swimming on the west coast of the island is not recommended.