Early bird speedboat tour to Phi Phi Islands from Phuket

Sites & Bites: Phuket Old Town, night markets and street food

Shake up your Sunday with an evening out in Phuket. Surrounded by the elegance of a centuries-old Sino-Portuguese mansion, you'll first stop for tea and coffee inside the famous Blue Elephant Restaurant. Then, there's a walking tour of Phuket Old Town to hit the bustling night market, try typical street food, or pick-up a souvenir.

Half Day Mini Elephant Nature From Phuket

Experience a memorable visit to Bukit Elephant Park, where you can see and get close to these gentle giants. Start with a welcome drink and a briefing from your guides. Then its time to meet and feed the adorable elephants, learning about their natural behaviours in a habitat free from abuse. There's also a chance to watch a demonstration of rubber tapping and sheet making.

Half-day observation at Elephant Jungle Sanctuary from Phuket

Caring for elephants is more than just an activity; it's a heart-warming encounter that's guaranteed to leave a lasting impression. Head to a local Elephant Jungle Sanctuary and you'll spend half learning all about these gentle giants, and after making some magical memories, finish off with a delicious Thai lunch.Leaving Phuket, you'll head straight for the Elephant Sanctuary – tucked away in a serene spot, this sanctuary prides itself on being a safe space for these intelligent animals. Upon arrival, you'll dive straight into an introduction to the programme's conservation efforts. Then, it's time to come face-to-face with the elephants. You'll get a glimpse of feeding time with these gentle giants, and watch them take a mud bath. You'll wrap things up with a tasty Thai lunch to reflect on your day, with an extra surprise. A visit here is not only an item to check off your bucket list, but an experience to cherish for a lifetime.

Full Day Phi Phi & Khai Island by Speedboat

Whizz over the waves in a speedboat to experience some of Thailand's must-see scenery on this full day tour. Discover Phi Phi Lay and Maya Beach - where the movie 'The Beach' was filmed - to marvel at the white sand and crystalline water. You'll stop by Viking Cave, Pileh Lagoon and Monkey Beach for more amazing scenery before heading to Phi Phi Don for a buffet lunch. The afternoon is all about snorkelling, swimming and relaxing at Khai Island.

Phang Nga Bay by Catamaran

Dust off your dancing shoes on this full-day catamaran cruise around Phang Nga Bay. You'll kickstart your day of sightseeing with a welcome drink, before heading to Naka Island – enjoy some ‘splashtastic' fun with the waterslide, paddleboards, and other activities. Next up, you'll explore the caves around Hong Island, visit James Bond Island before the real fun starts. As night draws in, the party begins with dinner, live DJ and dancing as you sail back to shore.

Full-Day James Bond & Yao Yai by Speedboat

Release your inner James Bond on this Phang Nga Bay speedboat tour. You'll kick things off with a boat ride to the Diamond Sea Marine Lounge, where you'll sit down for breakfast and an intro with your guide. Then, you'll head over to Yao Yai Island, where you'll have some free time to unwind at the Palm Beach Club. From here, you'll tick off some of the area's other must-see islands, like Panak Island, Hong Island and the famous James Bond Island – the latter starred in the Roger Moore flick The Man with the Golden Gun. Throughout the day, you'll also stop for a buffet lunch at a restaurant on Panyee Island.

Half Day Phuket Highlights DSTH

Tick off the best of Phuket on this heritage-rich tour of the island. Start on a high at Nakkerd Hill, where you'll enjoy panoramic views across the south from Nakkerd Hill. Next, it's on to the revered Wat Chalong temple and a cashew factory. Then, in Phuket town, you'll head to the old town, where you can pick up souvenirs and gifts on Thalang Road.

Half-day Phuket sightseeing tour with a local guide

This trip allows you to experience another side of Phuket. And there's more to the island than amazing beaches. You'll visit the famous Wat Chalong temple, taste locally grown cashew nuts on a factory tour and explore the Sino-Portuguese Chin Pracha mansion. There's a visit to a pearl factory, too.

Phuket guided tour including Wat Chalong temple and town

Peek past Phuket's dreamy beaches and you'll discover another side to the island. You'll visit Wat Chalong temple, visit a cashew nut factory, soak up views of Thalong Road and Rang Hill. Anchali, a local expert guide, says, “this tour shares the best of Phuket's culture in just one action-packed day. My personal highlight is Wat Chalong, the biggest Buddhist temple on the island. Its impressive red, white and gold facade never fails to inspire me.” Kick off the tour at Wat Chalong, the island's most revered temple. The jewel in the crown of the complex is the richly decorated Grand Pagoda, which contains a bone splinter said to be from the Buddha. Next, you'll head to a nut factory to see how locally grown cashew nuts are plucked from yellow cashew apples, roasted, and peeled to become the moreish snack we know and love. Stroll along the famous Thalong Road – look out for vibrant Chinese-Portuguese architecture and the early 20th-century mansion featured in the film, Good Morning Vietnam. After taking in the views over Phuket Town at Khao Rang Hill Viewpoint, you'll head to a pearl farm for the inside scoop into one of Phuket's most important industries. You'll wrap things up with a tasty Thai lunch, and visit a typical home where you'll see a rubber tapping demo, plus a quick lesson on how to whip up the perfect Thai curry.

James Bond Island and Ko Naka Yai with Ko Hong canoeing by speed catamaran from Phuket

Nobody does it better than 007. And he's done so much for Khao Phing Kan that locals have rebaptized it as James Bond Island. This Phang Nga Bay speed catamaran tour takes you in style – just the way he'd like it – to visit the limestone outcrop made famous by The Man with the Golden Gun. There's also a canoe ride to the caves of Ko Hong, lunch in Ko Panyi and beach time in Ko Naka Yai and Ko Rang Yai.