Phuket is Thailand’s largest island and one of the country’s most recognisable destinations. Sunlit beaches, lively markets, cultural landmarks and offshore islands create an appealing ...

Dining well while avoiding gluten should never feel restrictive. At The Edge, our beachfront restaurant at Aleenta Phuket Phang Nga Resort and Spa, gluten-free dishes ...

Few experiences rival the pleasure of enjoying Thai cuisine with the sea at your doorstep. The rhythm of the tide, the scent of grilled seafood ...

On the golden sands of Natai Beach, just 25 minutes north of Phuket International Airport, Aleenta Phuket – Phang Nga Resort & Spa offers a ...

Thailand remains one of the world’s most rewarding destinations, offering sun-drenched coastlines, layered cultural heritage and dynamic city life throughout the year. While the country ...

Phang Nga is often associated with a single image: limestone islands rising from emerald water in the heart of Phang Nga Bay. While this view ...

Natai Beach offers a refreshing alternative to the busier dining scenes found elsewhere in southern Thailand. This unspoilt stretch of sand on the Andaman coast ...

Phang Nga is a province defined by contrast and balance. Limestone islands rise sharply from sheltered bays; long beaches stretch along the Andaman coast, and ...

Between the Andaman Sea and the forested hills of Phang Nga, Khao Lak–Lam Ru National Park offers a day out that feels genuinely outdoors without ...

Phuket International Airport is the main arrival point for Phuket and the wider Andaman coast. For many travellers, it is also the first impression of ...

Phang Nga Bay stretches between the Thai mainland, Phuket and Krabi, with more than forty small islands scattered across calm, green water. Limestone towers rise ...

Phuket Old Town offers a very different side to Thailand’s largest island. Instead of beaches and waves, you will find pastel townhouses, Chinese shrines, character-filled ...