Top Things to do in Kathu
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What to do and see in Kathu, Phuket: The Best Nature & Parks
Discover the best top things to do in Kathu, Thailand including Phuket Elephan Ssanctuary Village, Freedom Beach, Bang Wad Reservoir and Dam, Kidzoona, Kamala Beach, Tri Trang Beach, Kalim beach, Merlin Butterfly Sanctuary, Gay Patong, Elephant Sanctuary Kathu Phuket.
Restaurants in Kathu
1. Phuket Elephan Ssanctuary Village
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 5 reviews
We are small Sanctuary with 4-5 elephants members. In Thailand, Elephant is a nation noble symbol. Since the past Thai people live close with the elephants. They are part of Thai people daily life. When time change, the elephants were abandon and left behind. Only in some small village that people and elephants still live together as they use to be. At Phuket Elephant Sanctuary Village, we are a h
2. Freedom Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3,658 reviews
Reviewed By LoveNatureTraveller
Fantastic warm, clean water, one small cafe on beach, take tuk tuk instead long boat ( tuk tuk from Karon Beach to Freedom costs 400 baht, and long boat from Patong charge 1000 baht, although trip is very short. If you arrive by car/tuk tuk/motorbike, you have to walk down/up the stairs - some good, some broken, but manageable - average fitness required, down takes 20 minutes to walk, up - 25-30 mins to walk. Clean beach. Jewel in the midst of civilization. Definitely recommended!!!
3. Bang Wad Reservoir and Dam
4. Kidzoona
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 35 reviews
Reviewed By stourism1 - Dhaka City, Bangladesh
Right place if you have plan to do shopping and hang around. We had a great time I my self and my daughter had spent couple of hours and my wife had some shopping without any hazel. prices is is convenient for child and adult if accompanied. I will advice to bring socks to avoid any unnecessary cost.
5. Kamala Beach
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 2,567 reviews
Reviewed By dion701 - Cape Town, South Africa
One of the best beaches of our trip to Thailand ,we stayed ant Sunprime and it is on the beach ,There are a few maybe six little restaurants along the beach front that are well worth a visit with fresh seafood daily to barbecued chicken daily on offer with friendly service .
6. Tri Trang Beach
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 694 reviews
Reviewed By NayNay_Reed
The entire experience was amazing. The atmosphere was beautiful, and the people were super friendly. The elephants appeared to be happy and well kept, and I did not notice any scars or signs of abuse of the elephants which is a major concern for some elephant attractions in Thailand. The staff was super friendly and accommodating. It pays to go when there isn't a big crowd because we were able to spend a nice amount of time taking pictures and playing with the elephants which was an amazing experience.
7. Kalim beach
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 84 reviews
Reviewed By chrispR7379SJ - Patong, Thailand
this is worth the walk from the main patong beach. quieter with clearer water. enough restaurants, bars and shops and some of the larger hotels to occupy you when not sunbathing.
8. Merlin Butterfly Sanctuary
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 28 reviews
Phuket Marriott Resort & Spa, Merlin Beach has established the Merlin Butterfly Sanctuary – a unique conservation project in collaboration with partners at the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN). Butterflies are essential pollinators for a wide variety of decorative and wild flower plants as they cross-pollinate flowers separated by large distances.
Reviewed By Nidhigupta2013 - Bangalore District, India
my children loved the butterfly stuart and learned a lot ,they were thrilled with the vast varieties of butterflies there
9. Gay Patong
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By Hairycalgrad - Buena Park, United States
Paradise Complex has a great variety of gay venues, including bars, clubs, massage parlors, and restaurants. Pride Beach Hotel is an amazing place for the LGBT traveler.
10. Elephant Sanctuary Kathu Phuket
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 44 reviews
Reviewed By MiriamLunde - Oslo, Norway
Amazing place to interact with elephants in a humane and ethical way! ???????? The people in the sanctuary are knowledgeable and have great English pronunciation that make it easy to follow the information and instructions given ???????? Some reviews mentions that they think the elephants are being treated too harshly, but everyone who has ever owned a dog, a horse or another animal knows that all animals needs boundaries. The elephants in camp 4, where we were, are actually somewhat spoiled. ???? My dog would never be allowed to beg beside me and try to steal my food while I ate like these elephants did to their mahouts. ???? These elephants cannot be released out into the wild because they are born in captivity. Many of them are rescued from a life of being badly abused in riding camps, logging and circuses. Therefore they cannot survive in the wild, and there are rules that the release of these animals are not allowed. The elephants in the Elephant jungle sanctuary is living their best life, getting cared for and loved by both tourists and staff! They are living a life a hundred times better than what they did before!!! ♥️
