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Phuket Hotel Links - >Tours & excursions
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PHUKET SIGHTSEEING - HALF DAY
    Visit Khao Rang, a small hill near Phuket town, to see a beautiful panoramic view of the town and nearly the whole island. Then drive past the old section of Phuket town where the buildings still reflect early Chinese and Portugese influence. Visit Wat Chalong, Phuket’s most holy and renowned monastery; Phuket Shell Museum where you will see the large Andaman Golden Pearl, and a magificient, rare collection of shells and fossils from around the globe; Rawai Beach, Phuket’s oldest beach resort; and on the west side of the beach, the place where the “sea people” live. Then proceed to Phromthep Cape, a very special place at the southernmost tip of the island where you can see a panorama of stunning beauty. Price: on call PHI PHI ISLAND     Cruise by motorboat on the Andaman Sea to Phi Phi Island, a part of Krabi Province. It is composed of two rocky, tree-covered islets: Phi Phi Don with long powdery beaches, and the high, rocky Phi Phi Le where thousands of swallows nest inside the Viking Cave. Price: on call PHANG-NGA BAY & CANOEING     Travel by coach or minibus and then by boat through the highlights of two bays, Phang-Nga Bay and Aoluk, located at the mouths of rivers leading into the Gulf of Phuket from Phang-Nga Province. Here fantastic limestone islands rise sheer from the emerald-green sea, some of them 1,000 feet high and many containing caves hung with stalactites. Visit the Muslim stilt-village on Pannyi Island and Thum Lod grotto, also the island of Khao Phingkan (also known as James Bond Island because it was the location for scenes in the film "The Man with the Golden Gun"). Lunch is included. Price: on call ELEPHANT TREKKING     Can be a memorable experience not to be missed during your stay in Phuket, especially for children. There are numerous elephant camps around Phuket that provide an opportunity to ride on an elephant along a trail through jungle and rubber plantations. Most of these elephant safaris are relatively short, 30 mins to 1 hour, though you do get to take in a lot of the natural surroundings on your way. Therefore, most elephant treks will also involve a ride on bamboo rafts or buffalo cart as well. There is also usually an elephant show in which trained elephants perform various tasks. Price: on call KRABI SIGHTSEEING - FULL DAY     Visit Tiger Cave temple, Emerald pool, Hot waterfall ♦Tiger Cave temple - aka Wat Tham Sua - is located near Krabi Town in southern Thailand. "Tiger cave" temple is a must see during any exploration of Krabi town. It is one of the more interesting temple complexes in southern Thailand, as the monks live and worship within a maze of natural caves in an overgrown jungle valley. Wat Tham Sua teaches a form of Buddhism called Vipassana. The temporary nature of the body is on display and the dead body parts help the monks to focus on more spiritual matters. You can also climb the 1279 steps to the top of a karst peak and get a panaramic view of Krabi provience. ♦Emerald pool, also known as 'Crystal Pool' or 'Sra Morakot' in Thai. This is an rich-hued natural pool at the center of the forest, filled with glistening clear spring water. Krabi emerald pool is situated in Khao Phra Bang Khram Nature Reserve. After walking a short nature trail for ten minutes, we reached the emerald pool.The area is forested and shady and at different times of the day, the color of the water changed to different hues. When the water temperature is high, the water turns greenish blue. The crystal clear water is unsuitable for drinking due to its high calcium carbonate content. ♦The hot shower waterfall, which are one of unseen highlight in Thailand, located in a shady forest area of Changwat Krabi, with generalized numerous hot springs, the hot springs and cool streams converge on a slope to form lovely cascades of warm water that not too hot to swim, only 40-50 degrees Celsius. Price : On call |
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