About this tour

Patong at Night – Experience Patong Nightlife

Khao Lak is a popular destination in Thailand for tourists looking to relax on picturesque beaches or immerse themselves in the region’s pristine nature. Many visitors to Khao Lak go to the Similan and Surin Islands or explore Khao Sok National Park, one of the oldest rainforests on the planet. However, Khao Lak is not known for its nightlife and you may want to let loose for a night but can’t find a place to party. So if you’re seeking a lively party scene while on holiday, we can take you to vibrant and exciting Patong Beach in Phuket, home of the world-famous Bangla Road Night Walking Street! In Patong, the nights come alive!

Itinerary

Your driver will pick you up in front of the lobby of your Khao Lak area hotel around 2:30 pm. The exact time depends on the location of your hotel, and we’ll confirm it with you when you book.

The minibus will arrive in Patong at the Jungceylon Shopping Center around 5 pm. From here on out, the choice of what to do is yours!

Take a stroll to Patong Beach and enjoy the beautiful sunset over the South Andaman Sea. Dine at one of the many restaurants, do some shopping at the local markets or the Jungceylon Shopping Mall, or experience the lively atmosphere at and around Bangla Road. With a wide variety of shops, restaurants, pubs, bars, and nightclubs, Patong offers something for everyone. Get ready for an exciting adventure! Dorothy, you're not in Kansan anymore!

Bangla Road Night Walking Street is a spectacle to behold in itself! Literally hundreds of drinking and entertainment establishments await you. Iconic Go-Go bars, massive nightclubs, and a wide variety of pubs line Bangla Road and its side streets.

Just like in Vegas, what happens in Patong, stays in Patong! Let your conscience be your guide! Always remember to use common sense and be safe. Your not in serene and peaceful Khao Lak anymore!

At 11:30 pm, your minibus departs from the Jungceylon Shopping Mall. It’s time to return to the slow-pace of Khao Lak to rest and recuperate. Please be back at the meeting point on time.

Your driver will have you back at your hotel around 1:30 am.

• Drink water! Many tourists venturing to Thailand forget to drink enough water. This becomes especially important when you decide to enjoy a few drinks. Alcohol combined with high heat and humidity is a recipe for extreme dehydration. Be sure to drink some water while you are in Patong. A terrible hangover is the least of your worries if you become severely dehydrated!

• Use common sense and be safe. Trust your gut. If walking down a dark alley feels like a bad idea, it likely is.

• Have a way to stay in touch with your friends and family. It is a great idea to get a local Thai SIM cards for everyone in your group. It can be very easy to get separated in crowds and not so easy to find each other again.

• Choose a meeting point to regroup at. If you don't want to invest in Thai SIM cards, be sure to pick a meeting point that you can return to if you lose a member of your group. If you are on Bangla Road, there is a police station on the beach at the west end of the road that makes for a great meeting point.

• Don't flash money around. It is a good idea to keep your bank roll well hidden. Keep smaller denominations on the ready for when it comes time to buy a drink. Flashing large amounts of money can make you an easy target for pickpockets.

• Know your limit. Make sure you do not become so intoxicated that you can't find your way around. The party at Bangla can get a little crazy, so it's up to you to know your limits.

• Do not break any laws. Refrain from buying or doing anything that can get you in trouble with the Royal Thai Police. If you wish to partake in an activity or purchase something, and your not sure if it is legal or not, it is a good idea to do your research beforehand. Thailand is the land of smiles, but you won't be smiling if you get arrested for illicit drugs use or for buying contraband items.

• Last, but not least, remember the Golden Rule. Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. The best way to stay out of trouble and have a great time in Thailand is to be respectful to everyone.