Phuket Trip: Starting with the Blue Sea and Refreshing Views

Ko Racha Yai, Kata Beach, and City Tour The journey in Phuket began with a tour of Ko Racha Yai (Racha Yai Island). The saying that the sea here is different was no exaggeration. Snorkeling in the crystal-clear emerald waters alongside tropical fish was a healing experience in itself. Sitting on the beach and gazing at the peaceful scenery left a lasting impression of Phuket. Next was Kata Beach. Unlike the bustling Patong Beach, Kata offered a serene charm. The waves were calm yet lively, and the surroundings were well-maintained, making it a place where you’d want to linger for hours. It was perfect for a leisurely stroll along the beach or grabbing a quick bite at nearby restaurants. Then came the Phuket city tour. At Karon View Point, the layered views of Phuket’s beaches were breathtaking. Although I didn’t catch the sunset at Promthep Cape, the dramatic meeting of coastal cliffs and the sea was awe-inspiring. The Big Buddha exuded a tranquil and majestic atmosphere, bringing a sense of calm. Wat Chalong dazzled with its vibrant colors and intricate decorations, a feast for the eyes. Lastly, Thanon Talang Street captured the essence of Phuket Old Town with its charmingly colorful buildings and quaint shops.