Phuket Itinerary from Singapore: A 4-Night, 5-Day Plan
Phuket is one of the easiest holidays you can take from Singapore. It is only about 1.5 hours in the air, hundreds of flights connect the two every week, and prices start around SGD 100. For a long weekend that actually feels like a proper trip, it is hard to beat.
Thailand has also eased its visa rules recently, so many nationalities can now visit without applying for a visa at all. Here is a screenshot from the Royal Thai Embassy in Colombo where you can check whether you need a visa.
I have been to Phuket four times now, and it is one of my favourite places. With the visa change, a lot of my Sri Lankan friends in Singapore have been asking about it, so I decided to share the attractions I keep coming back to.
Photo from: Dulanga Sashika
If you are going, I recommend a 4-night, 5-day trip that includes the Phi Phi islands. I planned a full trip for a group of travellers on exactly that length. Here are a few screenshots from the plan.
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Duplicate the plan and adjust it to fit your own trip.
Before you book, make sure you are clear on the entry rules. I have written a companion guide on visa-free Thailand and what to know before you go that covers stay length, return tickets, and what immigration actually asks for.
Phuket rewards a little planning. Sort the visa, lock in the flights early for the SGD 100 fares, and keep a day for the Phi Phi islands. The rest takes care of itself.
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