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Why Buy in Phuket Thailand?
Phuket is Asia's premier resort Island offering the most desirable dream home destination in the world. Phuket has amazing natural beauty, along with, stunning beaches, magnificent scenery diving reefs, as well as some of the world's most exclusive recreational facilities including spas, yacht marinas, world class golf courses, a wealth of fine hotels, vibrant nightlife, restaurants and shops.
Although Phuket is the wealthiest province in southern Thailand, it still offers the lowest cost of living the world. Phuket is one of the fastest growing property markets in the world, yet still retains protection and encouragement from the central government in Bangkok.
Unlike other Asian locations, Phuket's property market has remained strong even after the 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami, just as it did during the Asian crash of 1990. Rental returns on all property remains high due to holidaymakers preferring the privacy of a rental property over a hotel rooms. This can be seen by the growing number of tourists and is expected to go beyond 6 million visitors in 2008.
Phuket boasts two world renowned international hospitals on the island, (Phuket international hospital and Bangkok Phuket international hospital) making it very attractive for people looking for quality healthcare at a fraction of the cost of hospitals in the West.
In Phuket education is important, and there are many international English schools. These schools follow the British or American curriculum, including the British Curriculum International School.
What do I take with me when I go to Phuket?
We recommend you only take a back pack. This makes travel easier and cheaper. We are assuming a visit of 7-10 days. There are many many places to do your laundry and they are very cheap, efficient and quick. Remember the weather is always perfect, and anything you happen to forget can always be purchased in Thailand. So here is our recommended list: |
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How to get to Phuket cheaply from Australia?
The most common way to get to Phuket from Melbourne Australia is to ring your travel agent and they will book it for you. If you book in advance prices range from $1100 to $1800+ (including taxes) depending on the time of year (Obviously holiday time is more expensive)
However, there are very cheap ways to get to Phuket from Melbourne. You may have to spend an hour or so looking for the right dates but it's worth it. Start with Tiger airways (http://www.tigerairways.com/home/index.php ), and put Melbourne-Singapore in the search with the dates you want to fly, and start browsing. If you book a few months ahead you should find prices between $174 to $210 each way. (After taxes that works out to be approx $720 return). You can sometimes get the price down to $659 return. You are sometimes able to get even LOWER prices when specials come up from time to time from Jetstar and Tiger. Once you have booked tickets to Singapore, it is easy to get to Phuket. Air Asia (http://www.airasia.com ) fly everyday and have one flight per day departing Singapore at 13:15 and departing Phuket at 9:55. The flight time is 1.5 Hrs. The special fair is available when you book in advance. Air Asia has the cheapest flights costing $10 Singapore dollars each way (Approx $8 OZ), which works out to be $178SGD with taxes. (Approx $133oz) return, this includes insurance. Silk Air (Thai subsidiary) also fly to Phuket from Singapore but are more expensive. http://www.silkair.com
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