West of Friendship Beach, close to the southernmost tip of Phuket lies the Wellness House. It is the home and workplace for Dr. Richard Cracknell, a triathlete, chiropractor, acupuncturist, healer, life coach and a well-versed raw food cook (Or non-cook, in this case).
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Extreme Adventure Sports Comes to Phuket
Xtremeadventures is a new form of fun activity on Phuket offering more than 60 different activities – many of them high up in the trees
Read the rest of this entry »Jungceylon – Phuket’s Shopping Epicentre Celebrates Four Years
Jungceylon has become the go-to place for shopping at your convenience on Phuket.
Read the rest of this entry »IndoChine Saint Tropez Club Brings Party Attitude To Phuket
IndoChine Group, an established Singapore based restaurant and bar company, is renowned for making a splash with its parties.
Read the rest of this entry »Phuket Weekend Markets Are Great Shopping Value
Phuket, like most parts of Thailand, has its share of great markets where value for money shopping is top priority.
Read the rest of this entry »Banyan Tree Spa, Phuket One of Best in the World
Banyan Tree Spa in Phuket, next to the Banyan Tree Hotel and Laguna Phuket Golf Club, has again been voted by readers of Condé Nast Traveller, the “Bible” of travel magazines, one of the top 25 spas in the world.
Read the rest of this entry »An afternoon’s quiet competition on Phuket’s only bowling green
In Phuket, there is just one place to play lawn bowls – the Kamala Lawn Bowling Club. It’s a leisurely way to pass a pleasant afternoon.
Read the rest of this entry »Pavilions Phuket in pursuit of perfumed perfection
Plenty of hotels in Phuket have Thai cooking lessons. Others teach wine appreciation or Thai-style fruit carving. But to our knowledge, The Pavilions, a high-end all-pool-villas resort in the Layan area of Phuket, is the only one that has a perfume-making course.
Read the rest of this entry »Archery Club opens in Phuket Town
Twang. Thunk. Robin Hood was good at it. So was William Tell – he could split an apple at 100 paces. Henry V of England won the battle of Agincourt 600 years ago in great part due to his archers. Closer to Thailand, Phra Narai in the Ramayana was an astonishingly good archer.
Read the rest of this entry »Time for summer camp at Phuket International Academy
Things in summer camps have improved since those days, and most kids now can’t wait to get away from home and join in.
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