Phuket Deals
Phuket is Thailand's most famous island for a reason, but the trick is choosing the right corner of it. We favour the quieter northwest — Naithon Beach sits in a protected bay ten minutes from the airport, with a gentle curve of golden sand, a handful of beachfront restaurants and none of Patong's bustle.
Expect genuine five-star hardware in this corner of the island: clifftop pools, serious destination spas and service standards set by the big international flags. The northwest beaches — Naithon, Nai Yang, Layan and Bang Tao — form Phuket's most polished stretch, backed by national park headlands that keep development in check.
The dry season from November to April brings the Andaman at its best: flat turquoise water, reliable sun and postcard sunsets. The green season from May to October trades some sunshine for dramatic skies, warm rain in short bursts and rates that make an upgrade to a pool villa suddenly reasonable.
Location is Phuket's quiet superpower. From the northwest beaches you're ten minutes from the airport (no better arrival in Thailand), forty from Old Phuket Town's Sino-Portuguese streets and weekend markets, and a speedboat away from Phang Nga Bay's limestone spires and the Similan Islands.
Our Phuket deals are contracted directly with the resorts at package prices that undercut booking direct — with daily breakfast always locked in, and typically cocktails, spa credits or dining inclusions alongside. As ever, the inclusions list on the deal page mirrors the signed contract.
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Phuket — frequently asked questions
When is the best time to visit Phuket?
November to April is the dry high season, with calm seas and near-guaranteed sunshine — peak conditions and peak demand. May to October is the green season: short heavy showers, warmer ocean swell and noticeably better value. Many regulars pick late April–May or November for high-season weather at shoulder-season prices.
Why stay near Naithon Beach instead of Patong?
Naithon is the polished, peaceful side of Phuket — a protected bay with clean sand, a short strip of low-key restaurants and five-star resorts on the headlands, just 10–15 minutes from the airport. Patong is the entertainment hub: dense, loud and lively. If your holiday centres on the resort, the beach and the spa, the northwest wins comfortably.
How far is Phuket airport from the northwest beaches?
Very close — Naithon and Nai Yang are 10–15 minutes by car, Layan and Bang Tao around 20–25. It's the easiest arrival in Thailand: you can be poolside within half an hour of clearing customs. Most of our Phuket deals include or arrange private transfers.
Is Phuket good for couples?
The northwest coast is one of Southeast Asia's best couples destinations — clifftop sunset bars, adults-oriented pool areas, world-class spas and private beach dinners are standard kit at the resorts we contract. Honeymooners should look for our deals with spa and dining inclusions built in.
What should I do beyond the resort in Phuket?
Old Phuket Town's Sino-Portuguese shophouses, cafés and Sunday walking-street market make the best half-day out. On the water, Phang Nga Bay's limestone karsts and the Similan Islands (roughly October to May) are the headline boat trips. Big Buddha and the island's southern viewpoints round out a classic hit list.
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