Phuket
Phuket
Phuket
Phuket

Phuket

Thailand

Introduction to Port

Port Phuket stands apart from other Southeast Asia cruise stops by offering immediate access to world-class Andaman Sea landscapes while immersing travelers in Phuket Town's rich, Sino-Portuguese heritage. A single call unlocks dramatic day trips to limestone karsts of Phang Nga Bay, snorkeling around vibrant reefs near Phi Phi, and a cultural circuit in Phuket Town’s Talang Street, where antiques, cafés, and a living tapestry of Thai, Chinese, and Malay influences unfold. Signature experiences emphasize ease and variety: short, ship-to-shore transfers into curated island-hopping itineraries, private speedboat adventures, or guided temple and market tours, all backed by a well-trained, multilingual port team and efficient disembarkation. Fleet features at Phuket's berth include deep-water berthing to accommodate a broad range of ships, modern terminals with clear wayfinding, and dedicated excursion desks that curate programs spanning nature, culture and gastronomy; these facilities keep transfer times short and ensure guests maximize their island time. Onboard services anchored at port calls focus on comfort and convenience: air-conditioned lounges, reliable Wi-Fi, and destination-inspired dining options that sync with the local flavors guests will taste ashore. What sets Phuket apart is the convergence of accessible, diverse shore choices with a genuine cultural backbone—the island's markets, temples, and hillside vistas—made effortless by a port ready to connect travelers with meaningful moments, whether they arrive for a tranquil beach day, a cultural stroll, or an exhilarating sea excursion.

Reasons
Reasons To Visit
Rich Sino-Portuguese Architecture
Stroll Talang Street for history, shops, antiques, and cafés.
Vibrant Local Market Life
Explore Ranong Road market stalls with fruits, spices, and street food.
Cultural Blend in Phuket Town
Experience Thai, Chinese, and Muslim influences in daily life.
Gateway to island adventures
Use Mamoudzou as base for exploring nearby islands.