• Promthep Cape - Promthep Cape is a stunning sunset viewing location situated in southern Phuket, renowned for its iconic lighthouse, which projects light beams visible up to 39km out to sea. Inside, an exhibition details the lighthouse’s origins and construction, along with a display of sunrise and sunset times and Thailand’s standard time. The cape is dotted with restaurants, coffee shops, and souvenir stalls, and a paved path leads to views of nearby Ko Kaeo Phitsdan and Ya Nui beach.
• Rawai - Rawai Sea Gypsy Village is a unique cultural treasure offering visitors insight into a lifestyle distinct from the nearby bustling tourist areas. This charming village is home to the Moken people, also known as sea gypsies, whose traditions and way of life are deeply connected to the sea.
• Phuket Town - Phuket is one of Thailand’s oldest cities with a rich history. This historic town was once a crucial port on the western Malay Peninsula, attracting Chinese settlers for business and known for its cassiterite deposits. Phuket was previously governed by both Portugal and Holland, making it a significant cultural crossroads for these two nations.
• Khao Rang Hill View Point - Located in Thanon Pathipat, Vichit sub-district, this hilltop vantage point in Phuket’s northwestern area offers breathtaking 360-degree views of the bay, city, and nearby mountains. Visitors reaching the summit at dusk can enjoy the enchanting sight of city lights below. At the peak, there is a centennial commemorative building and monument honoring Phraya Ratsadanupradit (Korsimby Na Ranong), a former governor who initiated many positive changes in the province. An elegant octagonal pagoda with an extended terrace, a fitness zone, and a public park are located just below the viewpoint, along with numerous restaurants and cafes popular with both locals and tourists. For those who prefer not to walk to the peak, ample parking is available right next to the viewpoint.

• Guide (English)
• Lunch
• In-vehicle air conditioning

The Phuket Muslim-friendly tour is tailored for both Muslim and non-Muslim travelers interested in exploring the natural beauty and cultural heritage of Phuket’s local communities. Participants can visit a Muslim village, enjoy authentic Thai Halal cuisine at a local restaurant, and explore a mosque in Phuket. The tour offers opportunities for prayer, meeting, and greeting with the Muslim community in the village. Additionally, the tour includes island excursions, city sightseeing, and shopping for local Phuket products, such as T-shirts, dried foods, and pearls.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.