Property Details

Set in the exclusive Sri Panwa resort (voted top 5 Thai resorts by Conde Nast) in the beautiful southern-most tip of Phuket, this stunning Mediterranean-style villa boasts panoramic sea and island views, a private beach, two infinity-edge swimming pools and easy access to nearby sheltered bays and coves. Ideal for families or couples with two full-time staff (housekeeper/cook, housekeeper/driver) to ensure your stay is as enjoyable and relaxing as you could wish for. A pool table, fully equipped gym and two tennis courts to cater for the energetic and an exclusive spa for those seeking relaxation and rejuvenation.

FACILITIES:

Telephone and High-Speed Internet Access.

Security - Sri Panwa is a gated community with 24/7 security personnel.

Sri Panwa's "Baba" restuarant, Beach club, Club, Fitness centre and Spa.

A private beach is only steps away from the villa.

With eight of the most beautiful islands in the Phuket archipelago only minutes away by sea Sri Panwa has unmatched access to some of the most beautiful and undisturbed beaches in the region.

The beautiful seaside location with lush greenery of the tropical forest and the mountainous slopes offers panoramic views of the aquamarine blue seas and a range of islands on the horizon.
Perched high atop cape Panwa and commanding breathtaking views of the southeastern Andaman Sea. Sri panwa is an oasis of calm and luxury in one of the finest locations on Phuket.

Phuket has a tropical monsoon climate. It's warm all year 'round, but the two periods of April-May and September-October are the hottest. The September-October period is also the wettest.

The best time to visit Phuket is during the cool NE monsoon season, from November through March when it isn't so humid, and the cool breezes keep things comfortable. The average temperature is around 75F to 89F (24C to 32C).

The hottest time is from April through May with temperatures ranging from 80F to 95F (27C to 36C). There are frequent short heavy thundery showers, offering welcome relief from the temperature and humidity. The Thai New Year occurs on April 13th and everyone sprinkles (or throws) cool water on each other.

Locals enjoy June, July and August since the weather is usually fine and favourite haunts remain uncrowded. The usual pattern is brief but heavy showers, with plenty of sunshine between downpours. Everything is a little less expensive at this time of year, as well. Temperatures range between 70F and 90F (20C to 33C).