Phuket
Phuket airport is an international airport that serves the Phuket province of Thailand. It is located on the north of Phuket island, about 32 km from the center of Phuket city. It is the second busiest airport in Thailand, after Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi airport. It welcomes millions of passengers every year who come to enjoy the tourist services, natural beauty, and cultural attractions of Phuket and nearby provinces.
Phuket airport has three terminals: one domestic terminal, one international terminal, and one terminal for charter flights. The terminals are connected by a shuttle bus service. The airport has various facilities and services for travelers, such as restaurants, shops, lounges, banks, ATMs, currency exchange, post office, luggage storage, medical center, and free Wi-Fi.
Phuket airport is well-connected to other destinations in Thailand and abroad by many domestic and international airlines. You can fly to Phuket from Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Krabi, Koh Samui, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Seoul, and many more cities.
To get to and from Phuket airport, you have several options of transportation. You can take a taxi, a shuttle bus, a local bus, a minibus, or a private car.
The taxi is the most convenient and comfortable option but also the most expensive.
The shuttle bus is a good compromise between cost and comfort as it will take you directly to your hotel in Phuket.
The local bus is the cheapest option but also the slowest and least reliable.
The minibus is a good option for solo travelers or backpackers who want to go to specific beaches or areas in Phuket.
The private car is a good option for groups or families who want more privacy and flexibility.
Phuket airport is the gateway to Phuket island, a paradise for tourists in the southern part of Thailand. Phuket island has many attractions and activities to offer such as beautiful beaches, water sports, nightlife, temples, markets, museums, and more. Phuket airport is also a good base for exploring other nearby islands such as Koh Phi Phi, Koh Lanta, Koh Yao Noi, and Koh Yao Yai.