Thailand 2026 - Luxury Phuket Escape

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When you book the Thailand 2026 - Luxury Phuket Escape, you will spend 7 nights at the 5* Island Escape by Burasari on Coconut Island.
Wake up to gentle sea breezes and relax on your private balcony, perfectly positioned to capture Phuket’s famous sunsets. Inside, enjoy stylish comfort with modern amenities, thoughtful touches, and warm Thai hospitality. 
During your stay, unwind by the infinity pools, pamper yourself at the Spa Burasari, or savour world-class dining with flavours from Thailand and beyond. 
Make use of the Complimentary arrival and departure boat transfers between Boat Lagoon Pier and the Resort (Check the Schedule Boat Transfer), and it is only 10 minutes away from Phuket Mainland.
With its unique blend of seclusion and convenience, the Amari Phuket Resort offers the perfect balance of relaxation and excitement, making your 7-night stay a true 5-star escape in paradise.

At a glance

PHUKETCoconut Island
 5 * Island Escape by Burasari
RoomDeluxe Room  
MealsAll-Inclusive
OtherReturn Road and Boat transfers

Highlights

Things to Do at 5* Island Escape by Burasari

Water Sports

  • Swimming
  • Aqua Aerobic
  • Snorkeling
  • Stand-up Paddle Boarding (SUP)
  • Kayak
  • Water Polo
  • Fishing

Land Sports

  • Beach Volleyball
  • Kite Flying
  • Yoga
  • Thai Boxing
  • Pétanque
  • Trail Running
  • Gym
  • Cardio Dance
  • Meditation

 


 

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Itinerary

Day 1

Arrive at Island Escape By Burasari (D)

  • Arrive at Phuket Airport.
  • Meet and transfer to your Resort for check-in 
  • The remainder of the day at leisure
Day 2

Island Escape By Burasari (A/I)

  • Take a leisurely breakfast at the hotel
  • Remainder of the day is at leisure
Day 3

Island Escape By Burasari (A/I)

  • Breakfast at the hotel
  • Explore Phuket by booking a City Tour (extra cost), or take part in a cooking demonstration 

Inclusions

  • Return airfares on Emirates Airlines from Johannesburg (Specific and Limited Seats)
  • Accommodation in a Deluxe room at the 5* Island Escape by Burasari 
  • All-inclusive meal basis
  • Return Road and Boat transfers

Exclusions

  • Increases of Airfares & fuel taxes
  • Currency fluctuations
  • Personal expenses, meals and drinks unless otherwise specified
  • Travel Insurance
  • Tips
  • Services not stated in the itinerary

Validity

  • Valid for travel between 01 and 31 October 26
     
  • CONTACT US FOR ALTERNATIVE TRAVEL DATES

Country information

Climate
Thailand is located between vast areas of land and water, so it is impacted by both the summer and the winter monsoons. As a result, Thailand weather consists of six months of rainfalls during the wet season, three months of dry and cooling breezes during the winter, and three months of heat during the summer. The average temperature of Thailand ranges from 18 to 38°C.

Language
Many Thais speak and understand English, though more so in Bangkok and the major tourist areas. The Thai language itself is challenging to master, but Thai people are happy to help foreigners learn a few words to help them get around.  However, English is typically the common currency for cross-cultural conversation as Thailand hosts visitors from around the world.

Thai Cell Phones
The Thailand cell phone coverage is widespread, with reception available in all areas except at the most remote islands and isolated mountainous regions.  Many overseas cell phones will work in Thailand, provided they are GSM compatible, as Thailand features both GSM 900 and 1800 networks

Tipping
Tip porters and hotel staff when given good personal service - the amount varies with the kind of hotel. In restaurants around a 10 % - 15% tip is usually the norm, no need to tip in small roadside eating places. Taxi fares should be rounded up to the nearest 5 or 10 Baht, especially meter-taxis who don not earn a lot and are very knowledgeable and incredibly patient in the Bangkok traffic.

Health
Mosquito bites are annoying enough in themselves, so apply mosquito repellent after sunset. Gastro enteric problems are among the most common ailments visitors to Thailand complain about. Be Careful where and what you eat.

Thai Cultural Etiquette
Anger is regarded as crude and lacking in self-discipline. Remain calm and smile and you will find all sorts of doors opened. Extreme public displays of affection are often frowned upon.