Big Buddha is one of the landmarks on the island of Phuket and certainly is must to see place. And it's completely free. You get a beautiful view of eastern bays, you'll see plenty of monks, there's a gift shop etc. It's more peaceful at sunrise.

White and velvety beach, one of the most relaxing and family beach on the island of Phuket also because one of the less contaminated area. In front off the beach there is a small island, Koh Pu, with a path that has fantastic coral reefs, reachable also by swimming.

Phuket’s Splash Jungle Water Park is great fun for the whole family, featuring everything from calm splash pools for the younger children to exhilarating rides for the older ones, with plenty to entertain the adults too.

Siam Niramit is a colorful and extravagant show that celebrates the very best of Thailand’s culture and tradition. Not only that, but Siam Niramit is a complete evening out, with an on-site restaurant serving Thai and international cuisine, plus shopping and leisure amenities alongside the main show.

Enjoy a morning adventure to Phang Nga Bay. Most famous for James Bond Island – the gravity-defying limestone formation that featured in The Man with the Golden Gun – it’s also home to Koh Panyee, which features a fishing village built on stilts over the water. There are a variety of different tour companies that will take you over to Phang Nga Bay and you can rest assured it will be an unforgettable trip.

Relaxed place. The elephants seem calm and are rotated to they have some downtime. They seem to be treated well. Guides do take their time and the route provides some great views in addition to getting close to the animals.

Very nice viewpoint in Phuket, can certainly make some nice photos here. Easy to park and quick way to make your friends at home believe you are in paradise.

Fantasea Phuket is a Thai cultural theme park which is spread across more than 100 acre's of land with stunning special effects and backdrops.. It is a complex packed with multitude of activities and entertainment..the animals were well looked after and not traumatized but that's just my opinion.. the beauty and grace of Thailand is extravagantly show with the telling of local myth.. The mysteries and magic associated with it is brought to life by beautiful dancer's and acrobat's with an excellent buffet to finish the day.

Seeing as you’re already in Patong, you may as well spend the rest of your night checking out the notoriously lively nightlife in this area.

Let’s face it; no holiday to Phuket would be complete without a trip out to Ko Phi Phi. It takes around an hour and a half to reach the Phi Phi Islands from Phuket and although the ferries are usually jam-packed with people, the spectacular scenery of these striking islands makes it all worthwhile. Visit the infamous Maya Bay (the location of the film, The Beach) and spend your day snorkeling, sunbathing and generally marveling at your surroundings.

Before dinner, head up to Phrompthep Cape to watch the magnificent sunset from this truly incredible viewpoint. Crowded with the Tourists but it has big area - not a problem. You can try baby coconuts at the market - very delicious. Also from this point you can go (down) to the southest point of the island.