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Premier Phuket Co. offers its clients a Unique, Personal and Private Service ~ Tailor Made Holidays incorporating a Personal Guide Service.

Phuket, situated in the Andaman Sea, to the south of Thailand is the largest of the countries many Islands. With a range of mountains in the west of the island creating a spine running from the north to the south the island is divided into two distinct separate sides.  The highest elevation of the island is Mai Thao Sip Song (Twelve Canes), at 529 meters (1,736 ft.) above sea level.  The island total length, from north to south, is estimated at 48 Km (30 m) and 21 Km (13 m) wide.

The western coast has several sandy beaches which now comprise of the most “Tourist Developed Areas”.  The east of the island  is where you will find the main commercial and administrative areas, primarily based in or around Phuket Town, along with the main ports, marinas and agricultural areas.

With so much to do in Phuket and such a vastly varied range of resorts we at Premier Phuket are well qualified to offer to you the best advice available - no matter what your holiday requirements may be.

One of the most popular tourist areas on Phuket is Patong Beach on the central western coast, perhaps owing to the easy access to its wide and long beach. Most of Phuket's nightlife and its cheap shopping is located in Patong, and the area has become both popular for its nightlife and shopping alike.

To the north of Patong are Kamala Beach, Surin Beach and Bang Tao Beach. All of these areas are generally much less developed than Patong, and sought out by individuals, families and other groups with a preference for more relaxed and less crowded environments.

There are many islands to the southeast, including Bon Island, just a short boat trip away. There are several coral islands to the south of Phuket, the Similan Islands lie to the north-west, and Phi Phi Islands to the south-east. Islanders engage in a lively tourist trade, catering to snorkelers and scuba divers.