Top 10 Kids Activities and Attractions in Phuket

Go trekking on an elephant in the hills above Chalong with panoramic views over the east side of Phuket Island. Meet young elephants and see how they are trained. The experience of riding on an elephant through the jungle is unforgettable as these giant creatures are unbelievably gentle and graceful as they make their way across difficult terrain. The elephant camp and trek are on top of a mountain in a superb natural setting. Read More...

Splash Jungle Waterpark covers 6,400sqm (4 Rai) of land and cost around 150 million baht (US$ four million) to build. Located inside West Sands Resort on Mai Khao Beach, this attraction was designed by the Canadian company Whitewater Industries – one of the world’s leading water equipment makers - with parks at Disneyland and SeaWorld in Orlando, Florida and thousands more. Splash Jungle Waterpark features numerous waterslides of varying heights and speeds as well as a 335-metre ‘Lazy River’, ‘Boomerango’ rides and a spectacular wave pool. Read More...

This is the perfect opportunity to kayak in Phang Nga Bay and to get the best of both worlds – by day and night. Starting after lunch, explore the limestone caves, which can only be entered by kayak when the tide is just right. Then at sunset enjoy the view, along with a Thai-style seafood dinner. Once darkness falls, the very special Hong by Starlight tour begins. No torches please - three natural light sources and one special feeling create a once-in-a-lifetime moment. Expect to return late – everybody wants to see another cave. Read More...

Family Fun Night at Dino Park. A great opportunity for families and friends to enjoy a game of mini golf in a prehistoric setting at Dino Park in Kata Beach. The mini golf course comprises 18 holes and features life-size replicas of prehistoric creatures. Each hole blends with a theme and offers a different view of the ancient world. The Dino Café is a great spot for a burger and also serves delicious Thai food. Read More...

Over 30 tanks bursting with freshwater and saltwater creatures give smaller visitors lots to reasons to point and say, “Mom, look!” The fascinating weirdness of the undersea world cannot be overstated: cuttlefish hover like spaceships, razorfish look like sinking sticks, and the so-ugly-you-can’t-help-staring stonefish could go by no other name. The diverse selection includes eel, crab, shrimp, sharks, and fish that range from brilliantly coloured to the cleverly disguised. Read More...

Discover Phuket on an ATV, explore the countryside along natural tracks and paths through rubber plantations, forests and along rivers. Get to know the local forest workers, learn about the environment and discover local plants you never knew existed in this unspoiled environment. These tours give you the unique chance to explore Phuket away from the crowds. Read More...

Relatively new to Thailand, whitewater rafting is especially good during the months from June to November in the rainy season. This tour, in Southern Thailand's lush Phang Nga Province, takes you on an action-packed ride along mountainous rivers fringed either side with jungle and exotic creatures. But be prepared to get wet! Also included is a visit to the Ton Pariwat Wildlife Sanctuary waterfall and an elephant ride through the jungle. An unforgettable day out. Read More...

Inspired by Thailand's rich and exotic heritage, Phuket FantaSea not only showcases the charm and beauty of Thailand, but also enriches ancient Thai traditions with the wonder of cutting edge technology and special effects. If your idea of a fun night out is to explore a theme park, enjoy one of Asia’s biggest buffets and be entertained by acrobats, comedians, performing animals and a phantasmagorical staged show, then FantaSea is for you. Read More...

The Patong Go-kart Speedway is open every day from 10:00 to 19:00. Pit your driving skills on a challenging racing track as you zoom around the course. Single and double karts plus helmets are available and there are floodlights for evening races. The track has a car park, restaurant and seating area for spectators. Read More...

Finding activities that the whole family can enjoy together is sometimes difficult as there can be different levels of abilities between children of different ages and parents. At the same time, scuba diving has somehow retained the stigma of being a male-dominated sport that wives and children are hesitant to try. This is simply not true! Take the family along – you’ll be surprised at how easy it is. Read More...