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Hat Patong
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Phuket’s most developed beach offers numerous leisure, sporting, shopping and recreational options along its 3 km. crescent bay. In addition to its d...
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Hat Nai Han
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This white sandy beach fronts a shallow lagoon between rocky headlands. Conditions for swimming, windsurfing, sailing and sunbathing are all excellent.
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Hat Pansea and Hat Surin
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The two scenic coves offer very picturesque settings although dangerous undercurrents can make swimming unsafe.
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Hat Kamala
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Another fine stretch of sand. The northern end, which is partly shaded by casuarinas, is suitable for swimming.
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Hat Nai Yang
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This forms part of the Sirinat National Park and is backed by casuarina pines, as well as a mangrove forest. The tranquil surroundings are ideal for relaxation, picnics, sw...
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Hat Rawai
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The palm-fringed beach is best known for its village of “Sea Gypsies”, formerly a nomadic fishing minority believed to be of Melanesian descent.
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Ao Chalong
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A location popular for its several restaurants serving some of Phuket’s best seafood.
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Hat Karon and Kata
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Both beaches are impressive, peaceful and eminently suitable for swimming, snorkelling, windsurfing and sunbathing.
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Ko Si Re
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The small island separated from the mainland only by the Tha Chin Canal, is located 4 km. northeast of the town. There is a sea gypsy village considered the largest in
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