Just a short speedboat ride from Phuket’s east coast, the Koh Khai islands — Koh Khai Nai (Yai) and Koh Khai Nok (Noi) — are tiny tropical getaways with soft sands, clear waters, and shallow reefs teeming with fish. They’re often included in half-day or full-day island-hopping tours, making them a convenient escape for families, first-time snorkelers, and anyone short on time.
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Just 30 minutes by boat from Phuket, the Koh Yao Islands — Koh Yao Noi (the smaller, but more developed one) and Koh Yao Yai (the larger, quieter sister) — feel like stepping back in time. With rice paddies, rubber plantations, and fishing villages set against the backdrop of Phang Nga Bay’s limestone cliffs, the islands are the perfect antidote to Phuket’s bustle. Life here is slow, authentic, and deeply connected to nature.
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Phang Nga Bay is one of Thailand’s most iconic landscapes — a maze of towering limestone cliffs, emerald waters, and hidden lagoons. Just a short boat ride from Phuket, it’s the setting of movies, postcards, and countless travel dreams. Whether you’re kayaking into secret caves, visiting floating villages, or chasing that perfect sunrise view, Phang Nga Bay is an absolute must for anyone staying in Phuket.
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Ko Kaeo sits on Phuket’s east coast, just north of Phuket Town. It’s not a beach area, but it’s home to marinas, international schools, and quiet residential communities. With views of nearby islands, strong local culture, and easy access to the rest of the island, Ko Kaeo is a practical, low-key base for expats and long-term residents.
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