EUROPCAR Car Rental at Phuket International Airport

At Phuket Airport the Europcar service desk is open for business 24 hours every day. The service team can be contacted to arrange for last minute pick-up or drop off on tel +66 81 904 6521. Europcar Phuket Airport offers a wide selection of family-friendly vehicles that will suit many different budgets. Among the Europcar Phuket Airport fleet are the Honda BR-V, the Toyota Altis and the Nissan Almera 1.2.

Europcar is one a several car hire companies at Phuket Airport.

Phuket is a wonderful place to explore with a rental car, especially if you can persuade designated driver to simply drop you off at a tourist attraction and pick you up again when you're done exploring!

Ever wondered how the rum is made that sloshes around in your cocktail? At Chalong Rum Distillery you can join staff in a cocktail-making workshop and find out. The distillery uses only 100% Thai grown sugarcane to make its rum, giving it that extra-bit of authenticity and flavour. After the workshop you can sip your cocktails in a relaxing atmosphere at an open-air bar. The Chalong Rum Distillery is located at 14/2 Moo 2, Palai soi 2, Tambon Chalong, Amphur Muang Phuket, tel +66 93 575 1119. Opening hours are from 11 am to 11 pm.

Also appearing exceptionally relaxed when they bathe in the water trough some friendly human has provided for them are the 400 or so macaque monkeys on Toh Sae Hill, commonly known as Monkey Hill, Phuket City's highest peak. Most of the monkeys gather at the roadside of
34133 Soi Muensri, Tambon Ratsada in Amphoe Mueang, Chang Wat Phuket District of a morning. Be careful when you feed them, they may look cute and cuddly, but they are wild animals.

For total relaxation and stunning scenery, try Phang Nga Bay in the Strait of Malacca that lies between the island of Phuket and southern Thailand mainland. It is one of the world's most serene and beautiful places, home to more than 40 tiny islets and towering karst rock formations that rise from the turquoise waters against the backdrop of even more dramatic limestone cliffs. One of the small islands, Koh Tapu, is better known as James Bond Island, because it was used as location for one of the Bond films.