Phuket

Phuket
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Phuket holidays will be memorable thanks to the island’s beaches with fine white sand, rich vegetation, sparkling sea, and lively cities. There are leisure options for every taste and budget: hundreds of hotels with their private beachfronts, an eclectic choice of restaurants, and numerous opportunities for nightlife. In addition to visiting the brightest local attractions, you can embark on an exhilarating speedboat trip to many nearby tropical islands, including the famous Phi Phi, or enjoy a serene cruise through the mystical Phang Nga Bay.

Properties in the areaCondominium, development, villa
Developers in the area
Botanica Luxury Villas
Botanica Luxury Villas
72 properties
Phuket9
Phuket9
73 properties
Utopia Corporation
Utopia Corporation
59 properties
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Advantages
  • Type of buildings:
    Residential
  • Beautiful view
  • The area of the district is:
    5845163672,6 sq ft
  • Prestigious neighborhood
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FAQ
Where is Phuket?

The province is located in southern Thailand. It is the largest island in the kingdom. The nearest province to the north is Phang Nga, and to the east is Krabi.

What residential and communities are there in Phuket?

Karon is considered an ideal place for a family vacation. The area is known for its well-maintained beach and excellent tourist infrastructure. If you are looking for affordable property in Thailand, you can find villas or condominium apartments at reasonable prices in this location. Along the wide Karon boardwalk, there are excellent cafes and shops. Those who enjoy evening entertainment will not be disappointed with all the bars, restaurants, and a night market.

Kata Beach is among the top three on the island. It is nestled in a bay surrounded by green hills. Thanks to its gentle entry, flat bottom, and lack of high waves, the beach is entirely safe for children. The tourist infrastructure here is well-developed, and there are various accommodation options, from small budget bungalows by the water to luxurious penthouses.

Kamala is a quiet and pleasant living area near the bustling and never-sleeping Patong. Tourists can stay in one of the elite villas located near the coastline or choose a more economical option—houses, apartments, or traditional-style bungalows. The area has several supermarkets, numerous small shops, and a traditional market open twice a week.

Rawai is the southernmost beach on the island. It is known for its market, where fresh catches are sold, and a variety of restaurants located on the shore and even on the water. Here, you can try the best seafood and admire the sunset. The area has several nightlife establishments and bars, as well as a good selection of rental properties with a wide range of prices.

In the main tourist centre of Patong, the most popular clubs, bars, cafes, restaurants, and entertainment venues operate. This area has several modern shopping centres and numerous markets.

Bang Tao is one of the most beautiful and prestigious areas with a wide coastline. It is suitable for both a relaxing holiday and more active marine activities such as kayaking, SUP boarding, kiteboarding, and water skiing. The central part of the beach is occupied by the luxurious Laguna Phuket complex with 4 - and 5-star hotels, golf courses, and excellent infrastructure. There are also more economical options - villas in Phuket with pools, traditional houses, and condominiums. Bang Tao has several beach clubs where fun parties take place, excellent restaurants, and bars.

Cape Panwa is located 10 km from the centre. There is no nightlife or noisy entertainment here. Instead, there is a beach with stunning views of nearby small islands, lush tropical greenery, and an endless sense of peace and harmony. In this area, there are several hotels, cafes, shops, and souvenir shops.

The most popular new condominiums on the island include:

  • The Ozone Oasis in Bang Tao—a premium-class condominium;
  • Layan Green Park—a project in a vast green area in tropical style;
  • VIP Galaxy Villas—luxurious villas in the south of the island;
  • Botanica Lakeside—luxury mansions in a gated project;
  • VIP Mercury—a resort-style project in Rawai;
  • Fantasea Condo Kamala—a premium-class residential complex, located 800 meters from the beach in Kamala.
Average property prices in Phuket

The price of property for sale in Phuket is determined by its location and view. Generally, the farther the property is from the coastline, the cheaper it is. An option with a sea view may cost two or three times more than a similar one with a mountain view.

The median price of apartments in residential in Phuket is ฿6.08 million ($170,500). The average cost per square metre is ฿96,500 ($2,700) per square metre.

In the fall of 2023, condominium prices in the Laguna Bay area started at ฿5.06 million ($142,000) for 29 sq. m and reached up to ฿71.3 million ($2 million) for 213 sq. m. The cost of villas varies from ฿25.8 million ($724,000) for a property with an area of 365 sq. m to $6 million for 749 sq. m.

In other locations on Bang Tao Beach, property prices range from ฿5.13 million ($144,000) for 38 sq. m in a condominium to ฿24.8 million ($696,000) for an area of 186 sq. m. Villa prices range from ฿16.26 million ($456,000) for 150 sq. m to ฿35.65 million ($1 million) for 723 sq. m.

A condominium on Layan Beach costs from ฿3.67 million ($103,000) for a 25 sq. m apartment, and the average cost of a villa is ฿53.48 million ($1.5 million) for a property with an area of 500 sq. m.

On Kamala Beach, condominium prices vary from ฿4.81 million ($135,000) for 38 sq. m to ฿16 million ($450,000) for 72 sq. m.

In Kata, the difference between properties on the coast and on the hills is especially noticeable: housing in the mountains can be four times cheaper than apartments by the sea. Here, you can find the most affordable apartments in Thailand.

Average rental prices for property in Phuket

The average cost of renting a furnished residence with an area of 85 sq. m in prestigious residential complexes in Phuket is ฿50,900 ($1,420). In less expensive areas, you can rent an apartment of this size for an average of ฿19,500 ($550).

Monthly rent for a furnished studio with an area of 45 sq. m in an expensive area will cost an average of ฿22,700 ($640), while in other locations, it will be ฿11,700 ($330).

Where to go shopping in Phuket?

Jungceylon Shopping Centre is located in the heart of Patong Beach. It features a large Big C supermarket, seven entertainment venues (including five cinemas at SF Cinema City), the Robinson department store, over 200 boutiques, the stylish Millennium Resort Patong hotel, and more than 25 restaurants and bars.

Central Festival Phuket is one of the largest shopping malls in Phuket. The three-storey building houses a large department store with all major brands of home goods and cosmetics. There are also numerous boutiques of fashionable clothing, electronics, and sports uniforms, a food court, a large selection of local and international restaurants, and the SFX cinema.

Limelight Avenue is a modern shopping centre located on New Dibuk Road. It offers a good selection of cafes and shops in Phuket.

Chillva is a one of the trendy night markets in Phuket with a bohemian atmosphere, attractive prices, and an impressive selection of clothing, grocery, and souvenir stalls. Located near Yaowarat Road, it is adorned with colourful transport containers used as showcases.

What restaurants and cafes are popular in Phuket?

If you enjoy delicious food, you will undoubtedly love the island. The diversity of cuisines and gastronomic experiences is one of the Phuket’s main attractions. You can have breakfast at your hotel, lunch at a local noodle stall, and dine at an upscale air-conditioned restaurant with an extensive wine list. The island is particularly renowned for its seafood, and you don’t necessarily have to empty your bank account to try the most luxurious dishes.

Street food in Phuket is one of the cheapest ways to experience authentic Thai cuisine. Convenience and affordability make street food a favourite choice for many locals and tourists seeking vibrant culinary experiences during their vacation. On the island, you can find market stalls, carts, motorcycle sidecars, and roaming vendors carrying rattan baskets filled with a variety of exotic foods. Groups of vendors often gather in specific locations in the evenings, creating an improvised market.

Mor Mudong Restaurant is nestled among mangrove thickets. Many dishes on its menu are typical of the island, but there are also lighter delicacies. What makes this place interesting is its location and unique atmosphere.

Mom Tri’s Kitchen Royale is for those seeking sophisticated cafes in Phuket. Located on Kata Noi Beach, the establishment offers a cosy atmosphere and first-class food. Popular dishes from the menu include braised beef cheeks in red wine sauce with white mushrooms and fried vegetables with French pink sauce.

Baba Nest in Sri Panwa is widely known as one of the best bars in Phuket. It is a large open terrace surrounded on all sides by a scenic pool. It is the breathtaking 360-degree views that make it so famous.

Floating restaurants in Phuket (krachang in Thai) are another new way to have a meal away from home. They can be found along the east coast.

What schools and kindergartens to choose from in Phuket?

There are many kindergartens and schools on the island, including those for expatriates:

Indigo Kids in Cherngtalay is one of the international kindergartens in Phuket for children aged six months to six years.

Buds in Chalong is one of the international schools in Phuket that provides care and education for children aged 1 to 11 years.

Kajonkietsuka School offers a Thai program taught in both local and English languages by a team of native English-speaking teachers. The school educates children from 2 years 5 months to 16 years.

British International School is an English-language boarding school offering early development and school programs up to the International Baccalaureate.

What clinics and hospitals are there in Phuket?

Medical tourism attracts an increasing number of visitors to the island each year due to the high quality of healthcare, short waiting times, and low costs.

Bangkok Hospital Phuket offers an impressive range of facilities and medical services in Phuket and has staff to serve foreign patients. Vachira Hospital, managed by the Ministry of Health of Thailand, is one of the largest public hospitals in Phuket. It has about 600 beds and a full range of medical services. Chalong Hospital has a 24-hour emergency department, physiotherapy rooms, dentistry, psychiatry, and addiction treatment. It’s worth noting that clinics in Phuket are located in every district and are geared towards providing emergency assistance to tourists.

What kind of transport is available in Phuket?

Public transport in Phuket is one of the cheapest ways to get around. Buses run on specific routes during working hours and are an excellent option for budget-conscious travellers. Tourists and locals can also ride minibusses, smart buses, songtaews, or tuk-tuks.

Which hotels are best in Phuket?

V Villas Phuket has quickly become one of the most popular luxury hotels on the island. It is situated on top of a hill overlooking the beautiful Ao Yon Bay. This vibrant hotel with cutting-edge design appeals to a young and fashionable audience. It features 19 villas with private pools, bright, spacious bedrooms, and comfortable living areas.

Amanpuri is nestled in a coconut grove by the sea and is a true oasis on the west coast, embodying elegance. Its open courtyards and reflective water pools, surrounded by traditional pavilions, will make you feel away from the world.

Little Nyonya Hotel, Oakwood Hotel Journeyhub Phuket, and The Beach Heights Resort are stylish hotels available at affordable prices. Additionally, the island offers numerous accommodation options, including budget rooms starting at $10 per day.

Which beaches are popular in Phuket?

Kata Beach is a place with everything for seaside relaxation, surfing, and snorkeling. Nearby, you can find food and drink vendors, and it’s never too crowded. Freedom Beach is one of the quiet and peaceful beaches in Phuket. Kata Noi is a narrow coastline less than 700 metres long, considered one of the best on the island. It has a calmer and more relaxed atmosphere while offering excellent opportunities for surfing and underwater swimming. Ya Nui is one of the smallest beaches with beautiful landscapes. Bang Tao is one of the longest and most popular on the island. Patong is undoubtedly the most visited stretch of the coastline. There is no livelier atmosphere on the island than here.

What are the popular attractions in Phuket?

Big Buddha is one of the main sights in Phuket. Visible from much of the south, the Buddha sits atop the Nakkerd Hills, overlooking Chalong, Kata, and Rawai. It stands at a height of 45 metres.

Wat Chalong is one of the most important temples, annually visited by thousands of people. It has an interesting history and is a spiritual centre of the island. However, Wat Chalong is not the only remarkable temple here. An impressive number of shrines are scattered throughout the island.

If you are looking for things to do in Phuket, get ready for an evening stroll along Bangla Road in Patong. The largest collection of nightclubs, bars, and shows is located here.

Phuket Town is the provincial capital and one of the oldest cities with the most amazing antique houses in Thailand in a Chinese-Portuguese style, coexisting with modern high-rises and shopping centres. There are many beautiful Buddhist and Hindu temples, museums, parks, bustling markets, and small cafes and restaurants where locals like to eat. It’s the best place to experience the unique blend of cultures of all the people inhabiting the island.

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