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Locality · Phuket Province, Thailand
Rawai–Nai Harn
24 projects on file.
Getting here
Where it is.
- The Airport–Rawai Smart Bus stops listed in July 2025 include Kata Palm, Sai Yuan and Rawai Beach, with operating hours of 08:15–23:30 and 06:45–19:30 for the two directions.
- The operator states that Smart Bus times are approximate and vary with traffic.
- Smart Bus fares can be paid by contactless Visa, Mastercard or JCB card, by QR/PromptPay, or in cash, and a day pass is sold.
More on getting around
- The operator, Phuket City Development Co., Ltd., gives a flat fare of THB 100 on the Airport–Patong–Rawai route, with children under six carried free with a paying adult.
- The airport states that the Smart Bus is boarded at the Domestic Terminal near the arrival exit.
- The Phuket Smart Bus route from Phuket International Airport (HKT) runs down the west coast via Patong, Karon and Kata Beach to Saiyuan and ends at Rawai Beach.
Tourism Authority of Thailand, TAT Newsroom, 'Phuket OneMap · Phuket City Development Co., Ltd., Phuket Smart Bus, timetable page · Phuket City Development Co., Ltd., Phuket Smart Bus, fares and payment page · Airports of Thailand PCL, Phuket International Airport, 'How to get to Phuket Airport' page, checked 24 September 2026
About Rawai–Nai Harn
What is known about it.
- Promthep Cape was one of the outdoor venues of the Thailand Biennale Phuket 2025, which ran to April 2026.
- Nai Harn Beach is one of the Phuket beaches that TAT describes as returning to its earlier character under the '10 per cent vendor zone' rule for beach use.
- The Windmill Viewpoint, near Promthep Cape on the road to Nai Harn Beach, overlooks Ya Nui Beach on one side and Nai Harn bay on the other.
- The islands of tambon Rawai are recorded as the responsibility of the local government organisation.
- On clear days Ko Phi Phi and the Racha islands can be seen from the lighthouse terrace at Promthep Cape, which is a popular sunset viewpoint.
More about Rawai–Nai Harn
- Promthep Cape lies at the southern end of Phuket, between Nai Harn and Rawai beaches, with open views across the Andaman Sea.
- The smaller islands listed under tambon Rawai are Ko Aeo (0.338 square kilometres), Ko Kaeo Yai (0.192), Ko Kaeo Noi (0.126), Ko Man (0.113) and Ko Thanan (0.016).
- Ko Lon (4.623 square kilometres), Ko He (1.774 square kilometres) and Ko Bon (0.322 square kilometres) are listed as islands of tambon Rawai.
- The Department of Marine and Coastal Resources lists Ko Racha Yai (4.708 square kilometres) and Ko Racha Noi within tambon Rawai, Amphoe Mueang Phuket.
- Tambon Rawai lies in Amphoe Mueang Phuket, Phuket Province, and includes a group of offshore islands.
Tourism Authority of Thailand, TAT Newsroom, 'Thailand Biennale Phuket 2025 now open through April 2026' · Tourism Authority of Thailand, TAT Newsroom, 'Beaches of Phuket revitalised in the new normal' · Tourism Authority of Thailand, TAT Newsroom, 'Phuket and Phang Nga viewpoints are among the world's best for good reason' · Department of Marine and Coastal Resources, coastal resources database: islands in Phuket Province (ข้อมูลเกาะรายจังหวัด - เกาะในจังหวัดภูเก็ต), checked 24 September 2026
Projects here
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