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If you are planning a multi stop trip, please call us with details of
your proposed itinerary so we can give you an indication of cost.
 
We can provide accommodation from £15 per person per night. We
can book any of the hotels shown to the right. Call for further details
or to order our brochure.
 
Generally, Phuket has two weather seasons: the Wet Season from May–October
and the Hot Season from November–April. There are many sunny days
during the Wet Season and showers usually last no longer than 2-3 hours.
Often September is the wettest month & the best time to travel is
normally November-February.
Arriving by Air:
If you are staying for more than 30 days and / or enter Thailand
without a flight ticket booked out of Thailand you will need a visa.
If you will be staying in Thailand for 30 days or less and have an onward
ticket, no visa is required.
Arriving by Land:
If you are staying for more than 15 days and / or enter Thailand
without a flight ticket booked out of Thailand you will need a visa.
If you will be staying in Thailand for 15 days or less and have an onward
ticket, no visa is required.
Click here
for up-to-date Foreign Office Advice.
One of beach resorts is the island of Phuket, just one hour’s flight
south of Bangkok. Some of the finest beaches in Asia are complemented
by lush green hills, coconut groves, rubber plantations and a spectacular
choice of resort hotels. Phuket Town is fascinating for its surviving
examples of old Sino-Portuguese architecture and offers good shopping
and entertainment. Patong Beach is the most developed area and will
suit those looking for a kaleidoscope of attractions, while most other
beaches offer a quiet retreat away from the crowds. Numerous international
resorts have been developed on the island but Phuket still offers some
delightfully secluded hotels often with the added bonus of courtesy
shuttle buses to Phuket Town and to the neon nightlife of Patong Beach.
Close to Phuket and easily visited on a day trip are the beautiful Phi
Phi islands and the dramatic limestone scenery of Phang Nga Bay.
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