18 places curated from 10 travel vlogs — the more a spot gets mentioned, the higher it ranks
A sanctuary where elephants live and roam in their natural habitat. Visitors can meet the elephants and learn about their care, such as eating up to 300 kg of food a day.
Another elephant sanctuary option on Phuket for feeding and bathing with elephants.
A zoo-like attraction where visitors see tigers and tiger cubs. The host didn't visit but notes it is popular with travellers.
A popular hour-long cabaret show in Patong with glittering costumes and high-energy acts, performed nightly at 6, 7:30 and 9 PM. Shows sell out in peak season, so booking early is advised.
A wave-riding attraction along the beach just past Bangla Road. It lets you try surfing on a rushing artificial wave without worrying about the ocean.
One of Phuket's bigger Muay Thai stadiums, just off Bangla Road. The fights are high quality thanks to the island's many top Muay Thai and MMA gyms.
A mix of amusement park and shopping mall with outdoor facilities. It has jungle gyms, a massive water park and a launching slide.
One of the biggest indoor aquariums in Thailand, recommended for families with kids.
A jungle adventure park best known for ziplining, with packages from about 1,000 to 3,500 baht per person depending on the number of lines and platforms. It is about a 25-minute drive from Patong.
A new mega water park with a large wave pool, thrilling slides and a FlowRider. Tickets start around 1,500 baht for adults and 1,000 baht for children, and a visit takes at least 6 hours.
An elephant sanctuary where visitors can feed elephants or bathe with them, from about $84 per adult.
Said to be the largest bird park in Thailand, with many species including hornbills. Adult tickets run about 437 to 640+ baht, and booking online gets cheaper deals.
A fast go-kart track for adults and teens, with an even faster track across the road, for an afternoon adrenaline rush.
The aquarium on the Cape Panwa peninsula.
An island in Phang Nga Bay where guides paddle visitors by kayak through mangrove forests and caves. The video calls it the tranquil highlight of the day.
A large evening show, mentioned as an alternative to the Simon Cabaret show.
A French-owned distillery making rum, gin and vodka in a beautiful venue. Its cocktail-making class includes tastings and a distillery tour.
Jungle zipline park with canopy bridges and two packages: about 1,500 baht for roughly one hour or 2,500 baht for about 1.5 hours. The shaded forest makes it a good option for the midday heat.