4 Day Phuket, Thailand Itinerary including Phi Phi Islands

Here is a 4 day Itinerary to Phuket, Thailand!

Check out my post on 10 must try food in Thailand too!

Things to buy and bring:
-Simcard
-Waterproof phone case
-Water shoes (protect from sea urchins/rocks)
-Sunblock
-Insect repellent

Apps to download:

-Bolt (transport)
-Grab (for transport and food delivery)

Day 1: Explore Phuket Old Town and check in hotel

I stayed at Bloo hostel, which is next to the bus terminal.

With Klook, I booked an airport bus to and fro Phuket Aiport and Phuket Old Town. I would recommend taking this airport bus as it only cost 100 baht.

Directions: When you arrived at the airport, go to exit 6, walk straight past the 1,2,3 taxi stands and spot the orange airport bus. The ride takes about 1.5h.

Book airport bus here at Klook

I arrived at Phuket Town at 2pm, I tried out the famous Michelin restaurant Tu Kab Khao Restaurant. I would recommend their Pad Thai.

3pm Explore Old Phuket Town

-Thalang Road

-Torry’s Ice Cream

Optional:

-The Saeng Tham Shrine on Phangnga Road

-Hockchew Club

-Shrine of Serene Light

Day 2: Phi Phi Island Tour including Maya beach and Monkey Beach Trip

Book Phi Phi island tour here at Klook

5-9pm Check out the Sunday “Walking Street” Night Market at Lard Yai to get street food and souvenirs

Day 3: Feed elephants and go temple visiting

9am-10am Elephant Jungle Sanctuary Phuket Experience

11am Lunch at One Chun Restaurant

12pm Rent a Thai Costume for 5 hours at Hello Phuket. Rent the costume here at Klook

1st temple: Wat Chalong Temple *free entry

2nd temple: Wat Khao Rang Samakkhitham *free entry

Dinner + Big C Phuket

Day 4: Patong Beach Day

Lunch at Genuine Thai Food Restaurant
Go to Lotus Supermarket to buy snacks Go to downtown market to take a blue mini bus to Patong Beach

The bus trip only cost 40 baht

View at Patong Beach

Day 5: Home Sweet Home

Caution:

Eating horseshoe crab eggs can lead to an upset tummy

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