Paradise Beach

Paradise Beach is a small, privately run beach club in a 150-metre cove on the west coast of Phuket, Thailand, a few kilometres south of Patong in Kathu District. With calm water, snorkelling off the rocks and a paid entry gate, it suits visitors wanting a managed beach day close to Patong.

Gate fee, club sunbeds and bag checks

Land access is controlled by a private operator. You pass a gate at the top of the access road and pay an entrance fee, and the beach runs as a club with sunbeds, umbrellas, a bar and a restaurant. Bags are checked, and outside food and drink are not allowed. The fee is reported at about 100 to 300 baht per person, sometimes including a drink or a shuttle from Patong; it is not published officially and changes with the season, so check at the gate.

White sand, calm cove and snorkelling rocks

Steep wooded hills close both ends of the bay. The sand is fine and white, the water clear, and the sheltered cove stays calm on most dry-season days. Snorkelling is popular around the rocks on both sides, with fish and coral close in, and kayaks are sometimes for hire.

Ticketed parties in high season

In high season the club hosts music and party events, some ticketed separately. On other days it is a relaxed alternative to Patong.