Our idyllic resort is just minutes from some of the island’s most iconic locations. Head to Promthep Cape, one of Phuket’s most photographed spots, for spectacular sunrises and sunsets. See the revered Big Buddha Phuket, a 45-meter-tall white marble statue perched atop Nakkerd Hill, and visit the 19th century Wat Chalong, Phuket’s largest and most important Buddhist temple. Spend the day in Phuket Town, admiring the Sino-Portuguese architecture of the Old Town, learning about Phuket history at the Thai Hua Museum, and feeding bananas to adorable macaques on Monkey Hill. If you time it right, the Sunday Walking Street Market offers local handicrafts and live music. Looking for a night out? Rawai Seafood Market lets you select your catch of the day to then be cooked at a nearby restaurant while lively Bangla Road is lined with buzzing bars and clubs.