Phuket is known for its fascinating beaches and scandalous nightlife with a riot of restaurants, bars and beach clubs that you should spend time visiting on your tour to Thailand. 2 days in Phuket is a better idea to admire the unique beauty of this city besides unique culture, lifestyle and gastronomy. Here are the best places and activities not to be missed for 2 days in Phuket.
The island of Phuket enjoys constant and warm temperatures all year round because of its location close to the equator. The climate of Phuket is tropical moist monsoon. The latter makes sure that Phuket has two distinct seasons: the rainy season (between May and October) and the dry season (between November and April).
Average temperatures range from 31°C (October) to 34°C (February). The temperature of the sea is very pleasant all year round, varying from 28°C to 30°C.
In short, the best time to travel to Phuket and enjoy the sunshine is in the dry season, from the end of December to March.
As a popular destination for tourists, there are many ways that you can get to Phuket.
Phuket International Airport is the second largest airport in Thailand after Bangkok. Domestic and international flights (Europe, Asia, Australia, etc.) take off and arrive every day.
From Bangkok, the bus ride to Phuket will take you about 13 hours. Therefore, you had better choose a bus that rolls at night to enjoy the ride of sleeping.
On site, it is also very easy and economical to wander around by motorbike or tuk tuk. Exploring Phuket by tuk tuk is an ideal activity that you should experience on your 2 days in Phuket.
The island of Phuket is full of hotels, hostels and accommodation of all kinds. Hence, it becomes sometimes a little complicated to see clearly. Let us guide you to find the best accommodation solution during your stay in Phuket.
The Old Town district (Phuket Old Town), also sometimes referred to as the historic district, is home to old houses that are mostly Sino-Portuguese in style. It consists of many small cafes, bakeries and restaurants, etc. along the road. The old town can be easily visited on foot for your stay on 2 days in Phuket.
Also, you should spend time visiting local markets near the bus station and exploring the small streets here.
This market is open on weekends, especially on Sunday evenings. It’s a must-see destination where you will find so many unique souvenirs and good dishes representing Thai gastronomy. You can spend time shopping in the different stands here as well.
Fine sand and crystal clear water: no doubt you are fine at Kata Beach! From May to October is the best period of time for you to enjoy the waves, taste a cocktail while immersing yourself in the water, etc.
It is the third-longest beach of the island and one of the most appreciated for the excellent spots of snorkelling and diving that it offers.
This is the ideal beach for revellers on 2 days in Phuket. Music, bars, entertainment areas, etc. all the ingredients for you to party in an idyllic setting.
One of the most beautiful and quietest beaches. This is perfect for relaxing moments and suitable for traveling with family or for couples.
It is on this beach that the Full Moon takes place. Although the beach is pretty crowded, you can still find calmer little creeks a hundred meters from the main beach.
Located on the southern tip of the island, this place is absolutely ideal for lovers of sunset. A palette of exquisite colors that gradually fade into the water, the place seems out of a dream.
It is the main artery of Patong, really revealed at dusk that makes wandering here a must when in Phuket. You will find many bars, restaurants, clubs here; all in a symphony of colorful neon lights and music.
It is an amusement park that tells you the mysteries and legends of Thailand, staging them in a show whose stars are elephants, and many artists in traditional costumes. This is an activity that children especially love!
Big Buddha is one of the most important and most revered sites on the island. The 45-meter high statue was built in 2004 and sits peacefully on Mount Nakkerd.
This is the perfect place for visitors who wish to discover Buddhist culture in a breathtaking environment. The pagoda and the various statues tell you their story, in which you have to dive while respecting the customs and rules (make sure to take off your shoes before entering a building and cover your shoulders and legs).
Another sanctuary not to be missed on your 2 days in Phuket is the Chinese Shrine of Jui Tui, which houses three large statues of Chinese gods, including the statue of Tean Hu Huan Soy, god of dancing and art performing. There is also a house of firecrackers where the inhabitants throw firecrackers during parties and festivities.
This site was built more than 150 years ago and nestled in a narrow lane. The Taoist sanctuary features elaborate etchings covering all walls and has recently been remodeled outdoors. Inside, you can smell the heady of incense and fresh flowers.
Phang Nga has hosted many film shoots, and for good reason, its natural beauty is fascinating! You should take your time to sail on clear waters by boat, kayak or cruise ship, and discover the over-water village of Koh Panyee. 2 days in Phuket, in the heart of nature, invigorating and relaxing both to discover a Phuket as you have never seen or heard before.
These two small islands are undoubtedly some of the most beautiful places in Thailand. The tourist attraction that has made this place famous is Maya Bay beach, used as a filming location for the film “The Beach”, with the cast of Leonardo Dicaprio. This beach has been closed to tourists for a few years to preserve the ecosystem here, but you can safely enjoy Phi Phi Don, which offers equally wonderful places, and a myriad of restaurants and hotels to welcome guests.
It will take you just 15 minutes to travel by boat from the main island to reach this site. This is especially famous for its magnificent coral reefs. If you are a diving or snorkelling enthusiast, this is ideal for you on 2 days in Phuket.
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This post was last modified on March 4, 2020 9:20 am
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