Paradise Beach

From the south end of Patong Beach, follow a steep twisty road up and up until it swoops down toward this enchanting cove to Paradise beach in Phuket. You can also hire a longboat and arrive via the coast for a less vertiginous journey. Whichever way you choose to get there, Paradise Beach more than lives up to its evocative name. An access fee means no crowds, and the coral reef just off the shore prevents jet-skis from disturbing the heavenly peace.

You actually get two beautiful beaches for one in this small sheltered bay. The main beach, barely 150 meters long, enjoys divine views across Patong Bay. Follow the path that leads across a small headland to reach a second, even more intimate strip of velvety sand. Relax in the generous shade of palm trees or go snorkeling around the rocky capes that enclose and protect the beaches.

The coral reef is a diver’s wonderland to enjoy snorkeling, scuba diving, and others to witness species of water animals and coral reefs. Inject some adrenaline into your visit and try out body-boarding, or take a relaxing kayak trip around the headlands for a fresh look at your beautiful surroundings. No vendors tout their wares on Paradise Beach in Phuket. On the soft sandy expanse, you can enjoy fun swinging on a rope attached to a hanging tree branch jumping to the turquoise water and beach volleyball.

For the beach party lovers, the Full Moon Festival at Paradise Beach is a must participate event. On the full moon night, the Paradise Beach in Thailand turns into party zones with DJs, foods, and drinks to dance all night long.

Head to one of the restaurants that line the back of the beach for some Thai-style refreshments and international dishes to satiate your hunger.

Entry Fee: 100 Baht per person.
Distance from the hotel: 3.2km