How to go Island Hopping in Phuket: Amazing Islands & How To Visit Them - Shopping in the paradise islands of Phuket!

 For beach enthusiasts, Thailand's Phuket is the perfect vacation. Since Phuket's coasts have so much to offer, it will take up almost all of your time. This isn't an excuse not to visit any of the other islands that surround Phuket. These islands, too, provide a plethora of fantastic diving and snorkelling spots as well as golden beaches to sunbathe on. All you must do is schedule an island-hopping tour after which you will be well on your way to seeing some amazing sights all across Phuket! 

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Phi Phi Islands

The island of Phi Phi is the pinnacle of Thailand's islands. Tourists enthuse about this island, which is now known as the "superstar" island. The island also has been depicted in a number of films. One of the primary reasons why visitors choose to visit Phuket is to explore the Phi Phi Islands. So brace yourselves for something spectacular! This location is incredibly gorgeous, with its rocky overhangs and beaches framed by lush trees. If you want to spend some time on the beach away from the noise and bustle of the city, Phi Phi is the place to go. And to your surprise, you would find that many business people often head to Phuket to hold meetings and events. If you are also looking to hold meetings, then make sure to book accommodation at Phuket business hotels the likes of Avani+ Mai Khao Phuket Suites & Villas that can cater to your business needs. 

Racha Island

The Racha Island, also known as the Raya Islands, is situated about twelve kilometres south of the gorgeous Phuket. A day excursion to the Racha islands is a must if you wish to go snorkelling or diving in a paradise island. Many hotels and resorts are springing up on this island, which draws large groups of visitors owing to its attractions. White sandy beaches and crystal blue seas are ideal for a beach getaway, don’t you think? 

Coral Island

Travel about 3 kilometres southeast of Phuket to the famed Coral Island, which is an ultimate beach escape. You may discover so many different types of vivid corals. Do not worry if you're going out in the evening! Even at night, the location is still stunningly beautiful. Banana Beach and Long Beach are two of the popular beaches here. The beaches are tranquil and serene. There are lots of deck chairs for sunbathing, relaxing, and unwinding. Both of these well-known beaches feature a plethora of eateries scattered around the coastline where you can have a full lunch while relaxing on the beach. 

Phang Nga Bay and Islands

Phang Nga Bay connects the southern Thai mainland to Phuket Island. Ao Phang Nga National Park is named after the stunning rock formations as well as its limestone cliffs. Mangrove forests and other amazing islands encircle the area. The stunning emerald green seas are a sight to remember. The bay area's Koh Tapu and Koh Panyee are must-sees. Koh Tapu is also known as James Bond Island. The James Bond Island got its name after appearing in one of Bond's flicks. This is the ideal site to see amazing views. On a day excursion here, cruise among amazing limestone karsts and enjoy the beautiful quiet beaches. 

Koh Yao Islands 

The Koh Yao Yai and Koh Yao Noi islands are situated in Phang Nga Bay. Conservation International and National Geographic Traveller Magazine presented the Koh Yao Noi with the World Legacy Award for Destination Stewardship in 2002. The prize was presented for their eco-friendly lodging. But there's more to do on these islands. There's snorkelling, hiking, canoeing, and swimming. The locals are proud of their heritage and traditional ways, which you can also explore.