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Rawai Beach is positioned at the southern tip of Thailand's Phuket Island and boasts a sandy shoreline that permits pet owners to bring their furry friends. The beach is flanked by an ancient village belonging to the "sea gypsies," a once-nomadic and fishing-centric minority community that derives their livelihood by catching and marketing seafood.
A short distance from Rawai lies the magnificent Promthep Cape viewpoint that provides awe-inspiring vistas of the natural surroundings. Also in close proximity are a handful of idyllic islands that can be reached by sailboat and offer ample opportunities for snorkeling and exploring Thai statues.
Adequate parking options are situated near the beach and visitor-friendly restrooms are available. Along the coastline, visitors can sample a plethora of local delicacies at numerous bars and restaurants.
Rawai Beach amenities include parking and toilet.
You can enjoy a refreshing drink at one of the bars situated on the beach.
You can enjoy one of the restaurants at the beach while soaking up the sun.
Visitor reviews highlight that visitors love the beautiful sunsets and scenic views, as well as the numerous seafood restaurants and bars available in the area. However, visitors complain about the lack of cleanliness due to the abundance of boats, and the fact that the beach is not ideal for swimming.
Visitors to Rawai Beach often choose to stay in the nearby areas of Nai Harn and Kata Beach, which are known for their beautiful beaches and a variety of accommodation options. Many people also visit Rawai Beach as part of their itinerary to explore the local culture and enjoy fresh seafood, making it a great stop while touring the southern part of Phuket.
The following map shows available accommodations and their prices. See the full list of accommodation options here.
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