Beyond its famed beaches, Phuket is home to lush forests and rich ecosystems. Eco-tourism helps protect and celebrate these natural treasures.

Sirinat National Park (Nai Yang Beach)
A nesting ground for sea turtles and home to coastal forests and mangroves. Ideal for nature walks and appreciating untouched beaches.
Sustainability Tip: Do not litter, avoid disturbing wildlife, especially nesting turtles, stick to designated trails, and refrain from collecting shells or coral.

Khao Phra Thaeo Wildlife Sanctuary
The last remaining rainforest in Phuket, featuring waterfalls such as Ton Sai and Bang Pae. Home to diverse flora and endangered fauna.
Sustainability Tip: Stay on marked trails, avoid picking plants or disturbing animals, keep noise to a minimum, and carry all trash out.

Phuket Native Orchid Restoration Project (at Khao Phra Thaeo Center)
Learn about efforts to conserve endangered native orchids and contribute to the rehabilitation of local ecosystems.
Sustainability Tip: Support conservation activities and increase awareness of native plant protection.

Eco-Friendly Diving at Nearby Islands
Choose dive operators who emphasize sustainable practices, including reef conservation education, no touching of marine life, and the use of reef-safe products.
Sustainability Tip: Select certified eco-operators, never feed or touch marine life, avoid littering, and use reef-safe sunscreen.