








Phuket, Thailand, is commonly referred to as the 'Pearl of the South', is the largest island in Thailand and runs 48 kilometres (34 miles) north to south and 21 kilometres (16 miles) east to west.
It is one of the most popular holiday destinations in the world. The island is popular for its abundant beaches, small mushroom islands and striking coves and bays; each a fascinating destination in their own right.
With nearly four million foreign visitors to Phuket annually, the island is without doubt one of Thailand's most magnificent attractions. Apart from stunning natural beauty and an excellent hospitality industry, Phuket has numerous activities to keep the most restless of travelers entertained ranging from sailing, diving, snorkeling, rock climbing, horse riding, sea kayaking, canoeing, jungle and elephant trekking and the famous Thai boxing. Off shore there are some wonderful islands to visit such as Phang Nga Bay (James Bond Island), Krabi island, Phi Phi Island (where The Beach was filmed) and Koh Samet. These places offer dramatic scenery and picture postcard perfect beaches.
Below are a collection of websites providing further information on Phuket and why it is time after time voted as one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world.
| www.phukettourism.org | www.phuket-tourism.com | www.1stopphuket.com |
| www.phuket.com | www.phuket-guide.net | www.phuketindex.com |