Program & Itinerary :

Visiting Island highlights such as Wat Chalong, Phuket's most revered monastery, Khao Rang and Rawai Beach. Then proceed to Phromthep Cape for spectacular views. Visit Century-old Sino-Portuguese building.

Old building
Built more than 100 year, these building portray Thai characteristic and heritage although architecturally they are blend of Chinese and European styles. Connoisseurs have dubbed the buildings "Sino Portugeses" as they are not so tall with accent on depth more than on width. the doors and windows have handicraftedpatterns of fine workmanship. If you happen to be on Deebuk road, look for these buildings and you will be delighted.

Rang Hill (View Point of Phuket Town)
This provides a pleasant view of town while dining, and has a Fitness Park, a series of hillside sculptural tableaux which enhance calisthenics.

Rawai Beach
Site of the Chao Ley or Sea Gipsy village, many restaurants and bungalows, shell handicraft shops, and both fishing and charter boats to the nearby islands. The beach itself is suitable for swimming. Rawai is 7 kms. west of Chalong Circle.

Phromthep Cape
This cape is located at the southern tipof Phuket island. Easily accessible by car, the top part of this cape is plain having a high cliff along the edge of the sea. From this point you can look out to the sea and islands nearby. Many tourists come here particularly in the evening to see the sun setting below the horizon. They say that Phromthep cape offers the best view.

Wat Chalong
This temple is Phuket's most beautiful and renowned monastery. It enshrines the gilt statues of monk-hero Luang Pho Chaem and his assistant Luang Pho Chuang, both much revered by loca people because of their roles in quelling the miner rebellion in 1876.