Phuket Travel Guides

Dry season runs November to April; monsoon brings surf and lower prices from May to October.

A week suits most visitors; five days works for a beach break, longer stays reward slow travel.

Several airlines fly from major Australian cities to Phuket, with direct services from Sydney and...

Pre-book a private transfer or use the airport taxi counter for fixed fares to main beach areas.

Taxis and ride-hailing cover most routes; scooters are popular but require caution and a valid li...

Carry baht for markets and small shops; cards widely accepted at hotels and malls.

Tourist SIMs from AIS, True or dtac offer generous data at the airport and convenience stores.

Australian passport holders usually enter Thailand visa-free for tourism up to 60 days.

Pack light, breathable clothing, sun protection and modest outfits for temple visits.

Phuket is generally safe for tourists; use common sense around water, roads and nightlife.

Show respect at temples, avoid touching heads, and learn a few Thai phrases.

Plan daily spending on hotels, food, transport and tours with realistic AUD-friendly budgets.

Many Australian routes connect through Asian hubs; allow enough layover time and check baggage ru...

International hospitals in Phuket treat tourists daily; carry insurance details and any prescript...

Match your holiday style to the right area — nightlife, families, luxury resorts or culture in Ol...