Living in Phuket

Yachting in Phuket is one of the most exciting experiences that you can bring with you from the island. Here, the sea is as smooth as glass, the islands are like postcards, and the service on board is at the level of the best resorts in the world.

Today, yacht charters are available not only for owners of captain’s rights or wealthy businessmen, but also for flexible and diverse rentals. You can go for a few hours, for a whole day, or even for a week, choosing a yacht to suit your style, budget, and company.

Phuket may feel like a paradise of freedom and sunshine — but beneath the surface lies a rich culture, deep-rooted traditions, and laws that must be respected. Forgetting that can lead to awkward situations, or worse. Here’s a full list of what not to do in Phuket.

Phuket — an island without winter but with plenty of character. There are no four seasons here, but two main ones: the dry (high) season and the wet (green) season. Yet Phuket is beautiful and welcoming year-round — it all depends on what kind of vacation you seek: beach lounging, active adventure, cultural immersion, or romantic seclusion.

Phuket is Thailand’s largest island and one of the most beloved resorts in Southeast Asia. It’s not just beaches and the sea: every day here can be different — from ancient temples and island excursions to sports, yoga and gastronomic discoveries. This article provides a complete overview of what to do in Phuket and how to spend time so that you want to come back again and again.

Thailand remains one of the most welcoming countries for both short- and long-term stays. Whether you are here for tourism, retirement, or business, the visa system is flexible and foreigner-friendly.

Tasty, fast, spicy and exotic - a very accurate description of Thai cuisine. The exoticism of Thai dishes is off the charts, amazes the imagination and… does not harm health at all. Of course, some Thai dishes are not for the faint of heart. But what memories. Want to tickle your nerves and try cobra soup? Or rattlesnake “stew”? Welcome to Phuket.

Each of Thailand’s 72 provinces celebrates its own local holidays. What do people celebrate in Thailand in January?

The political situation in Thailand and Phuket in particular can be described as “everything is calm in the kingdom”. Compared to what is happening today even in old Europe. What does it mean to declare martial law in Thai?

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