Countryside in Phuket

Sleek power catamaran tour from Phuket with lunch

Embark on an exclusive tour from Phuket aboard a power catamaran. Explore Maya Bay, Pileh Lagoon, Viking Cave and Monkey Bay.

Half-day elephant sanctuary visit in Phuket

Step into the world of elephants in Thailand on this two-hour tour to an elephant sanctuary. You'll begin your day with a welcome drink and an introduction to the history of domestic elephants in Thai culture, Plus, you'll learn about the sanctuary's main principles – it's built on a foundation of respect for these gentle giants.At the sanctuary, the aim is to provide the elephants with a life as close to their natural habitats as possible. You'll catch a glimpse of their day-to-day lives, getting involved with their care by preparing some healthy snacks for them – this part of the tour is about connecting with the elephants in a respectful way.Then, you'll get to see the elephants in their element. Join them for a peaceful walk as they roam freely. Plus, watch them take a mud bath just like they would in the wild – it's a highlight of their day. They love rolling playfully in the mud, which helps regulate their body temperature and protects their skin from the sun and insects.

Half day elephant encounter from Phuket

This tour is your backstage pass to the world of elephants in Thailand. The adventure kicks off at the elephant sanctuary with a refreshing welcome drink, setting the tone for the day ahead. After a short video on the history of domestic elephants, you'll learn about the camp's values and how it was founded. Plus, you'll catch a live feed from the Elephant Hospital – an emotional reminder of the care and commitment that goes into their well-being. Prasit, one of our expert local guides, says: "The elephant is Thailand's national animal and holds deep cultural significance - it symbolizes power, wisdom, and good fortune."Next, it's time to get hands-on. You'll roll up your sleeves, prepare nutritious food, and feed the elephants. Watch them as they enjoy their meals and observe their natural behaviours, including their playful mud baths – a vital part of their routine. The day continues with some creative fun. You'll try your hand at making eco-friendly mulberry paper from elephant dung – yes, it's as cool as it sounds – and take home a one-of-a-kind souvenir. Asian elephants can consume over 200 kilos of vegetation each day, so their dung is an abundant resource.Then, to wrap up, enjoy a live Thai cooking demo where chefs walk you through traditional dishes, before tucking into a buffet surrounded by lush nature and the peaceful presence of the elephants.

Half day countryside cycling from Phuket

Ready to explore the real Phuket? Join this half-day cycling adventure through the island's countryside. You'll hit the trails on mountain bikes, weaving through pineapple fields, rubber plantations, and the lush jungle of Thalang's urban forest. Then, you'll stop for a taste of fresh coconut at a cute farming hamlet, before peddling on to a shrimp farming area. The tour wraps up at Laem Sai pier, where you'll refuel with lunch whilst lapping up epic sea views.

Phuket full-day guided tour with fishery visit and seafood lunch

See the sights of Phuket on this activity-packed full-day guided tour. You'll set off bright and early towards Wat Chalong, the largest and oldest Buddhist temple in Phuket. Malee, our expert local guide, says “the complex of temples at Wat Chalong is a feast for the eyes with its intricate murals that tell the story of the life of Buddah, its pagodas with flashes of red, white and gold and the 60-meter-tall chedi as its centrepiece.”There's time to see one of Thailand's tastiest exports at a local cashew nut factory before your guide will take you into the heart of Phuket's Old Town, where you'll see the Sino-Portuguese architecture this place is known for, with rounded arches over the doorways and detailed woodcarvings with Chinese motifs.Afterwards, you'll hop onto a traditional longtail boat to sail to Intara Farm, an eco-tourism site, where you'll savour a seafood lunch before you get stuck into some activities. Here, it's all about marine life – you'll see how pearls are formed and hop onto the floating fishing raft to learn about the rare animals that can be caught here, like the painted spiny lobster, the archer fish and the black salmon. Next, you'll navigate the nearby mangrove forests in a kayak, and learn about how important these wetlands are for the ecosystem, before finishing the day with a baking session – you can try your hand at making kanom kho, a local dessert that's made with boiled rice dumplings stuffed with a sugar cube and rolled in shredded coconut.

Phuket fisheries tour with kayaking and a seafood lunch

You'll find the focus of this tour floating out in the Andaman Sea, between Phuket and Coconut Island. You'll spend half a day at Intara Farm, a fishery and seafood restaurant with a focus on marine conservation. After arriving at the large pontoon-like structure by long-tail boat, you'll begin your tour with a masterclass on the local marine life, getting an up-close look in the fishery rafts. Local guide, Arinya, says “you can expect to see all kinds of rare marine life in these rafts, including painted spiny lobsters, archer fish and oysters. Learning about the different types of pearls and how the gems are formed is such a unique experience at Intara.”The team at Intara Farm are keen conservationists and regularly breed native fish, like clownfish, to support local populations. While you're here, you'll help release them into the wild, where they thrive among the coral reefs below.Leaving the floating fishery, you'll hop into a kayak and paddle your way to the nearby mangroves. Meander through these tangled forests and learn about the important role they play in the region, not only supporting the ecosystem, but helping to protect the coastline and the local fishery community. Glide back to Intara and prepare to get sticky as you try your hand at making a Phuket favourite, kanom kho, a sweet rice dumpling dessert. Save room though, as you'll be feasting on a seafood set menu for lunch. It doesn't get fresher than this, and the restaurant here gets rave reviews for their full-on flavours, and straight-off-the-line seafood.

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 Elephant Nature From Phuket

Get ready for a memorable visit to Bukit Elephant Park, where you can see and get close to the 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 coconut milk production then learn to cook Tom Kha Kai.

Full Day Phi Phi & Maiton Island By Speed Catamaran From Phuket

Lazy days under the sun are exactly what holidays in Thailand were made for. And with this catamaran cruise, you'll have nothing but tranquillity around you. Set off for a day of exploration, starting at Pileh Lagoon for a longtail boat ride. Stop by Maya Bay for a swim, before lunch and snorkelling time at Phi Phi Don. You'll then head to Maiton Island for more chill-out time and the chance to have fun with the boat's water activities.

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 Big Buddha statue and 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.