Prom Thep Cape is one of Phuket’s notable natural landmarks. It means 'God's Cape', and lies to the far south in Tambon Rawai, around 2 km / 1.5 miles from Rawai Beach. Situated with high cliffs and uninterrupted views, the Prom Thep Cape is most famous for its dramatic sunsets. Close to the cape's peak, there’s a small and interesting shrine, which features a number of wooden elephants.

Two Heroines Monument at Tha Rua Square, Amphoe Thalang, Thalang Town stands proudly as the centrepiece to one of the island's largest roundabouts. It is a particularly significant landmark in Phuket. The monument serves as a tribute to the two sisters, who played an important part in the 18th-century Burmese War. Nearby, the Thalang National Museum on Pakhlok Road offers an insight into the monuments past and the lives of these two women.

Central Festival Phuket lies just outside of Phuket Town. It is an air-conditioned, fully equipped shopping mall which has free underground parking. Several satellite shops make up the sum of this mall but the logical place to start bargain hunting is Central Department store itself which offers a wide array of products such as clothing, cosmetics, accessories, shoes, home furnishings, handicrafts, souvenir items and much more.

Jungceylon Shopping Complex benefits from a superior location as it is close to Patong Beach which is Phuket's most popular and most lively area, and also the major nightlife districts of Bangla Road and Rat-U-Thit Road. It is more than just a shopping mall because it has excellent dining, entertainment and leisure facilities. The mall has been designed using Sino-Portuguese architecture and features large areas of lush green vegetation, a serene lake and a traditional Chinese Junk which helps to combine the exoticness of Phuket with a modern shopping mall.

Also known as the new weekend market, this market recently sprung up on the outskirts of Phuket City, just off Chaofa West road opposite Wat Nakha. This is now Phuket's largest weekend market, having taken over from the now defunct Chatuchak Phuket market. There is a wide range of items on sale, including clothes, accessories, pets, home decorations and plenty of delicious food.

This is the main shopping street catering to tourists. All along the beach road south of Soi Bangla, and down a few of the small alleys, are stalls and shops selling cheap designer goods, beach wear, watches, some electrical goods and souvenir items. Quite a few stalls and shops are open during the day but the street really comes alive in the evenings

Situated at Talat Nuea, Mueang in Phuket, the Thai Fellowship Church is an acclaimed place of worship with an ambiance of purity and peace. Its goal is to improve the community’s cultural and social development. Members welcome all visitors with love and respect. Flowers, candles, fruits, and decorative elements contribute to the church’s popularity as a spot for visitors

The Wat Phra Tong temple can be found within the suburbs of Thalang and is best known for its stunning golden Buddha, which often features in local legends and tales. During the Chinese New Year, many of the island's Chinese Thais come here to pray. Whilst the temple is away from Phuket's main beaches, it is worth searching out if you have the time.

Baan Rim Pa is an open air, two-story steak house which provides magnificent, panoramic views of beach at Patong and the Bay of Kalim. Complementing this spectacle, are the sounds of rolling waves heard crashing on the rocks below, a gentle sea breeze, and the delicate aromas of world-class cooking. The menu features Baan Rim Pa's "Royal Thai Cuisine", dishes formerly found only in the Grand Palace of Thailand. The piano bar offers an elegant place to enjoy a cocktail, with one of the best stocked bars in Thailand.

Da Maurizio Bar Ristorante is sophisticated but yet comfortably casual. It is famous for its contemporary Italian cuisine combined with the traditional Italian flair. From among the assorted items on the menu is live fish and lobster, imported meats, homemade pastas and the chef's special tasting menu. Delicious food, a gorgeous sunset and the serenade of the surf make this open air restaurant at Kalim Bay a must for any visit to Phuket.

Airport Bus Route 8411 operates daily from Phuket International Airport to Phuket downtown and from Phuket downtown to Phuket International Airport. A bus leaves at 1 to 1.30 hour intervals. The buses depart Phuket Bus Terminal to Phuket International Airport from 05:00 to 18:00 hrs., and from Phuket International Airport to Phuket Bus Terminal from 06:30 to 21:30 hrs.

Phuket Bus Terminal is located along Phang-nga Road. From this terminal, there are regular bus services to neighbouring provinces such as Krabi, Phang-nga, Nakhon Si Thammarat, Ranong, Surat Thani, Satun, Hat Yai and Trang.