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Best of Phuket
Moderate Activity
Includes meal
Shopping Opportunities
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
WHAT YOU VISIT
Best of Phuket
Thailand's largest island covers over 500 square kilometers (310 miles) and boasts idyllic scenery, pristine waters and serene culture. During your all-day tour, you'll travel to stunning Promthep Cape, rocky headland located at Phuket's most southerly point. Next, you'll drive to Wat Chalong Temple, the most important of the 29 Buddhist temples in Phuket, which enshrines the statue of revered monk Luang Pho Saem. For a look at island customs, you'll stop at The Phuket Thai Village. Here, you'll enjoy a colorful show with a medley of traditional dances, and possibly Thai-style martial arts demonstrations. performed in an airy, covered arena on a stage decorated to resemble a typical thatch and bamboo house.
PHOTO OPPORTUNITIES
It's easy to see why Promthep Cape is one of the most photographed locations in Phuket. Set against the blue sky and azure waters of the Andaman Sea, the cape is home to a flower-draped Hindu God shrine.
LUNCH
By now you may have worked up an appetite and lunch will be served at a local restaurant featuring Thai and Western dishes.
SHOPPING
After your delicious Thai meal, you'll depart the restaurant for Phuket's local, reputable store to browse for crafts, Thai cotton and silk, semi-precious stones, pearls and souvenirs.
WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
Enjoy a variety of scenic landscapes as you journey from the pier to Promthep Cape.
Points of interest
Wat Chalong
Schedule
Special Notes
Note: Dress codes to be observed at the temple. No shorts, revealing clothes and tank tops will be allowed. Shoes may have to be removed before entering into the halls of the temple.
At certain attractions, climbing steps is necessary.
Some toilets may be of Asian style.
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Moderate Activity
Includes meal
Shopping Opportunities
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
WHAT YOU VISIT
Best of Phuket
Thailand's largest island covers over 500 square kilometers (310 miles) and boasts idyllic scenery, pristine waters and serene culture. During your all-day tour, you'll travel to stunning Promthep Cape, rocky headland located at Phuket's most southerly point. Next, you'll drive to Wat Chalong Temple, the most important of the 29 Buddhist temples in Phuket, which enshrines the statue of revered monk Luang Pho Saem. For a look at island customs, you'll stop at The Phuket Thai Village. Here, you'll enjoy a colorful show with a medley of traditional dances, and possibly Thai-style martial arts demonstrations. performed in an airy, covered arena on a stage decorated to resemble a typical thatch and bamboo house.
PHOTO OPPORTUNITIES
It's easy to see why Promthep Cape is one of the most photographed locations in Phuket. Set against the blue sky and azure waters of the Andaman Sea, the cape is home to a flower-draped Hindu God shrine.
LUNCH
By now you may have worked up an appetite and lunch will be served at a local restaurant featuring Thai and Western dishes.
SHOPPING
After your delicious Thai meal, you'll depart the restaurant for Phuket's local, reputable store to browse for crafts, Thai cotton and silk, semi-precious stones, pearls and souvenirs.
WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
Enjoy a variety of scenic landscapes as you journey from the pier to Promthep Cape.
Points of interest
Wat Chalong
Schedule
Special Notes
Note: Dress codes to be observed at the temple. No shorts, revealing clothes and tank tops will be allowed. Shoes may have to be removed before entering into the halls of the temple.
At certain attractions, climbing steps is necessary.
Some toilets may be of Asian style.