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A considered guide to Phuket’s coastlines, neighbourhoods and ways of living — for people deciding not simply what to buy, but where they want to belong.

A considered guide to Phuket’s coastlines, neighbourhoods and ways of living — for people deciding not simply what to buy, but where they want to belong.
Phuket changes character quickly from coast to coast. The west faces the open Andaman Sea; the east looks into Phang Nga Bay; the north is broader and quieter; the south is a network of beaches, villages and boating communities. This atlas turns those differences into a useful way to choose where you belong.
One of Phuket’s longest west-coast bays, extending south from Layan toward Surin.
CHARACTERBeach clubs, resorts, dining and a large choice of luxury residential communities.
Each coast has a different relationship with the sea, landscape and daily life.

Longer beaches, lower-density neighbourhoods and fast airport access define Mai Khao, Nai Yang, Nai Thon and Layan.

Bang Tao, Cherngtalay, Surin and Kamala combine beaches with dining, beach clubs, international services and established luxury addresses.

Kata, Nai Harn and Rawai bring together beaches, local dining, boating communities and dramatic west-facing headlands.

Cape Yamu, Ao Por, Panwa and Koh Kaew look toward protected water, yachting and quieter residential enclaves.

Kathu, Manik, Sri Sunthon and Thalang put schools, golf, services and cross-island connections within easy reach.
Explore by the kind of life you want to live. The atlas highlights areas whose verified characteristics match your priorities.

Low-density resort living, open coastline and a markedly quieter atmosphere than the central west coast.

Casuarina-fringed beach, local village character and easy airport access.

A quieter beach setting with limited through-traffic and hillside residences.

Low-density luxury residences, beach access and proximity to Laguna and Cherngtalay.

Resort amenities, golf, restaurants and managed residential communities.

Beach clubs, resorts, dining and a large choice of luxury residential communities.
Restaurants, international services, shopping and year-round residential convenience.

Established luxury villas, a beautiful beach and elevated sea-view sites.

A relaxed local centre with beachfront living and high-end hillside estates.

Sea-view hillside residences with quick access to Patong’s dining and entertainment.

The island’s principal tourism and nightlife centre with extensive retail, dining and services.

Resort-oriented beachfront living with restaurants and services along a broad bay.

Walkable dining, surfing season, family appeal and established hillside residences.

Boutique beach atmosphere and elevated residences with sweeping west-facing views.

Green surroundings, a highly regarded beach and a strong year-round residential community.

Seafood, long-tail boats, established residential neighbourhoods and easy access to Nai Harn.

Marina and boating access, schools, retail, fitness and convenient cross-island connections.

Quiet waterfront living with a local beach and easy access to Panwa.

Established resorts, secluded coves and panoramic east- and south-facing residences.
Sino-Portuguese streetscapes, restaurants, cafés, markets, hospitals and government services.

Quiet coastal settings and views toward Phang Nga Bay within easy reach of town.

Marina communities, international schools and convenient access to central Phuket.

Low-density luxury estates, privacy and panoramic views across the bay and limestone islands.

Lower-density communities, natural surroundings and access to east-coast marinas.

Yachting, quiet coastal living and convenient access to the bay’s islands.

Golf, established residential neighbourhoods and practical access to both sides of the island.

Spacious residential living with convenient access to Cherngtalay and central services.

Year-round neighbourhoods, schools and practical access across northern Phuket.

Growing residential communities, local markets and access to northern Phuket.