Transport

We are often asked what the best way is to get to your accommodation in Phuket from the airport. This can depend a lot on where you are staying and how many …

Replacing many of the old Songthaew bus routes in 2025, the new electric bus fleet in Phuket will provide greater connectivity between piers, markets, shopping centres and residential areas. Phuket EV Bus …

If you’re planning to explore Phuket Old Town, there’s great news for budget-conscious and eco-friendly travellers — an electric bus service, known as the Dragon Line, is now running daily through the …

Southeast Asian ride-sharing app Grab is a popular choice for hailing licensed “green plate” taxis in Phuket. These are taxis that do not operate with a meter. However, instead of needing to …

The Phuket Smart Bus is a safe, affordable and fairly efficient way of getting around Phuket Island for the budget-savvy traveller. Now operating two essential routes, Phuket Airport to Rawai and Phuket …

The two ridesharing apps, Grab and Bolt, are both legally allowed to operate in Phuket, but which one may be better for you to use? We regularly use both apps, so we …

Yes, you read that right! No one can be sure yet whether it will actually happen or not, or just how much congestion it will actually help remove from the roads, but …

Catching a taxi or using a ride-sharing app in Phuket can be a seriously confusing business. What’s stated in law and what’s seen in practice can be two very different things, so …

Are you looking at hiring a motorbike to get about in Phuket? While on the one hand, it can be a great cost-effective and convenient way to get around the island, it …

Phuket is the largest island in Thailand at some 576 square kilometres, and although looks may be deceiving, it can take a fair bit of time to get from A to B! …