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18 miles from Ao Chalong
The gradually sloping sandy bottom at Patong Beach permits anchorage in 5‑20 metres anywhere in this broad bay. To the south end of the bay is a fixed jetty and a floating jetty which is used during the high season as a transit point for the growing number of visiting superyachts and cruise ships.
This is the busiest bay on the west coast, particularly around Christmas, New Year and April’s Songkran water festival. It’s also the main high season anchorage for cruise ships, liveaboard dive boats and superyachts.
The city’s rapid development has seen a dazzling choice of restaurants spring up. Whatever you want, you’ll find it here. To help you choose, we recommend www.wheretoeat-phuket.com – Phuket’s only real guide to dining island-wide.
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