Mom Tri’s Villa Royale is not just your regular hotel in Phuket.

The Boathouse is one of the only two hotels in Kata Beach having direct access to the beach.

Beyond Resort Kata is a long-established hotel in Phuket. The location right on the beach in south Kata is fantastic.

Karon is a very long and wide beach with a small town at each end where you will find many food and shops.

Kamala beach was an underrated beach for a long time, mostly loved by Scandinavians who would return year after year.

Novotel Phuket Kamala Beach manages to combine many of the features for a great holiday if you are searching for a reasonable mid-range accommodation in Phuket.

Hyatt Regency Phuket Resort is a superb 5-star resort built on a hillside of Kamala, overlooking Rayee Beach, which is just a little south of the main Kamala beach, far from any crowd.

Cape Sienna Phuket is a beautiful resort with panoramic views of Kamala Bay, designed to take full advantage of the hillside setting.

Bangtao has evolved from an isolated luxury enclave to a fun and lively neighbourhood with plenty of choices for all budget.

Bampot Kitchen received a ‘Michelin Plate’ rating in the Phuket Michelin Guide. ‘Michelin Plate’ is a recognition of excellent food.

Blue Tree Phuket water park is a new and immense playground designed for adults and kids to spend a day of fun in the warm waters of a tropical island.

Maison Napoleon is a new modern restaurant serving breakfast, lunch, dinner at the entrance of Laguna Phuket in Bangtao Beach.

Villa Market is a brand well-known for its impressive range of high-quality products and imported goods.

Fun Friday Avenue Market is a small weekend market popping up every Friday evening at the Boat Avenue on the way to Phuket Laguna.

Porto de Phuket is a new open-air community mall near Bangtao Beach in Cherngtalay district, just next to the very popular Boat Avenue.

Angsana Laguna Phuket is a vast resort on Bangtao Beach, a beautiful location on the west coast of Phuket.

Maikhao is the longest and most peaceful beach in Phuket, part of a national park.

Sala Phuket Resort and Spa on Mai Khao Beach is one of our all-time favourite hideaways in Phuket, but it is not a hotel for everyone.

Renaissance Phuket is one of the most luxurious resorts in Mai Khao Beach, an endless unspoiled beach in the northern part of Phuket.

Nai Harn is a trendy and fabulous beach in the very south of Phuket. It is part of another national park, and therefore was not invaded by hotels and remained relatively untouched, but it can get busy during the high season.

Sea Oak is a lovely little restaurant serving delicious healthy food, just a few meters away from the beautiful beach of Nai Harn.

Aek Rawai Seafood Restaurant is one of the few local restaurants peppering the roadside of Rawai beach.

Rawai Seafood Market started as a modest local fisherman village where you would buy some local catch to take home.

Rawai View Cafe is a charming little restaurant and bar with a beautiful wooden terrace overlooking the bay of Rawai Beach, in the very south of Phuket island.

Rawai in the south of Phuket has long been home to expatriates, often ignored by tourists because Rawai itself has no swimming beaches.

Phuket Art Village is a small art gallery and artist community hidden at the end of a small lane, on the way to Rawai Beach, in the south of Phuket Island.

Phuket Town has a lot of charm and has grown in popularity since it was renovated.

The Oasis Thalang (formerly ChimJae Walking Street and Vanich Walking Street), is a new 150 metres long narrow passage that connects Thalang Road to Dibuk Road in the old Phuket Town.

One Chun received a ‘Bib Gourmand’ rating from the Phuket Michelin Guide. Bib Gourmand means ‘friendly establishments that serve good food at moderate prices.’

Night and Day of Phuket is a large new restaurant with impressive architecture and attractive design on Dibuk Road, close to the heart of the old Phuket Town.

Best Country Beef is the place to treat yourself if you are craving a perfectly cooked steak after a day exploring the Old Phuket Town.

Lock Tien food court in Phuket Town is a place every person living in Phuket long enough knows.

Kanom Jeen Saphan Hin (ขนมจีนสะพานหิน) is a long time favourite restaurant in Phuket Town where mostly locals come for a late breakfast, lunch or even dinner. The restaurant is vast with plenty of space between the table, superbly clean and spotless with a friendly team.

Baan Mae Taan is an excellent local Thai restaurant in Phuket Town. It is slightly away from the old streets of historical Phuket, where the tourist crowd always go for their selfies and therefore addresses more to a local clientele, and that is a good sign!

Nom Jeen Phuket is a beautiful and relaxing new local restaurant serving kanom jeen on the outskirt of Phuket Town. There are quite a few kanom jeen shops around the island but this one feels very relaxed and trendy in a casual young fashion, and yet, it’s not expensive!

What is your first vision when you think of Patong Beach? Don’t tell us; we know what you are picturing. Let us show you a small enclave never seen by most people, right under the southern bridge leading to the Amari Phuket Resort (and Tri Trang Beach further).