Paradise Beach is a small beach located approximately 3-4 kilometers from Patong Beach. It's a curved bay surrounded by hills and coconut groves, making it peaceful and protected from strong waves. This results in calm and clear waters, especially during the peak season (November-April), ideal for swimming, relaxing, and various water activities.

The main beach is about 150 meters long, with a smaller bay accessible by walking over a small hill, offering visitors both lively and tranquil atmospheres within the same area. The sand is fine white, the water is clear turquoise, and a rocky outcrop at the end of the bay helps to mitigate waves and provides a habitat for small marine life.

Currently, Paradise Beach has been developed into a privately managed "beach club" offering comprehensive facilities such as restaurants, bars, swimming pools, showers, changing rooms, security, and various recreational activities. The entrance fee is approximately 200 baht per person (including basic services like restrooms and shuttle service).

Activities on the beach are diverse, ranging from relaxing sunbathing to water activities such as kayaking, paddleboarding, and snorkeling. Some fish and coral can be found around the rocky areas surrounding the bay. While not the most abundant diving spot in Phuket, it's still suitable for beginners and casual tourists.

Another key feature of Paradise Beach is its role as a venue for beach events and parties, especially Full Moon and Harem Moon parties, which feature dazzling lights, sound, and music from international DJs, transforming the quiet daytime beach into a vibrant nightlife destination. However, during the day or on weekdays, tourists can still enjoy peace and privacy, particularly in the less crowded annex bays.

Although this beach isn't a public beach in the conventional sense, with an entrance fee and controlled area, this management model helps maintain cleanliness, order, and safety for tourists to a certain extent. Therefore, Paradise Beach has become a popular choice for those seeking a beach experience that combines nature, comfort, and entertainment in one place.

• From Patong Beach, head south across the bridge towards Tri Trang Beach and follow the winding uphill road to the end. The road is steep and narrow, so use caution. Alternatively, take the free shuttle bus service provided by the beach club, which picks up passengers at various points around Patong.

• Visit in the morning or on weekdays to avoid crowds

• Check the party schedule in advance for nightlife events

• Bring some cash for entrance fees and extra activities

• Use reef-safe sunscreen to protect marine life

Admission Fees:

• Free admission typically ranges from 100 to 500 THB, depending on the season and the specific access package chosen.

Opening Hours:

• 09:00 AM – 07:00 PM (Extended hours during special events and night parties)