Things to do in Phang Nga

Aquaria Phuket is the best Aquarium in Phuket and the Biggest in Thailand. Located in the heart of the city, beneath Central Phuket Floresta. A magical underwater journey at Phuket’s best aquarium that takes you through the wonders of the ocean and the mysteries of the rivers. Be entertained and inspired by over 25,000 animals and interact with our knowledgeable and friendly staff to learn more about the wonders of the ocean. Amaze your eyes and brain at Phuket Aquarium, Central Phuket Floresta.

Take your Patong itinerary to the next level

Enjoy an authentic Muay Thai match in Thailand

Discover the best-kept secrets of Phuket

See famous tourists attractions, including Maya Bay, Monkey Beach, and Pi Leh Lagoon

Cool off in Phuket at Andamanda Waterpark

Glide on zip lines and walk along sky bridges

Feed elephants and watch their daily routines

Get a taste of Thai culture at Carnival Magic in Phuket

Feed elephants and walk with them through the sanctuary

Simon Cabaret Show opened in 1991, and established itself as one of the leading English-speaking entertainment shows in Thailand.

Witness skills and techniques used in Muay Thai boxing

Feed and walk with elephants in Thailand

Swim in clear water, enjoy beachfront views, and eat local seafood

Get out on the water to visit a local market in Phuket

Walk through lush forests and visit serene waterfalls

Trick Eye Museum is one of the world’s first AR (augmented reality) museums, which applies augmented-reality technology to its exhibits, producing exciting photo ops and videos with YOU as the star. Meet a fire-breathing sea dragon, swim with whale sharks, and even meet polar bears while sitting on ice cliffs. Trickeye Museum is located in the heart of Phuket, Thailand, inside the Central Phuket Floresta shopping mall.

Hong Island – located in the Than Bok Khorani national park – is home to world-class landscapes. Surrounded by indigo sea and with a soft powder-like beach, it's the perfect escape. Ko Hong takes its name from the island's lagoon – this “chamber” translates to Hong and Ko means island. The namesake lagoon is best accessed at low tide by kayak, so you can appreciate the dramatic change in the water's colour from a deep emerald green to a clear turquoise. You'll arrive at the entrance to the lagoon via a dramatic cliff passage that's definitely deserving of a photograph on your way out.