A great little beachside town about 30 minutes from Patong. Small Main Street is filled with shops. Plenty of beachside restaurants and bars. Water is not as nice as other places, but still worth a visit.

Half a million Russians have made Kamala Beach and Phuket their home. The beach is full of Russians. For all of my life I love meeting international travelers. The Russians, unfortunately, don't speak English. But I make eye contact, smile and say hello. Most of the time they would look through me and not acknowledge me. Russian food is on the menu at the beach restaurants. I felt like I was in Little Russia. Aside from not being able to communicate with other beach goers, the beach is long, the sand is white, the water clear. At night there are fireworks. I wish that there was a service to take the sand as people leave cigarette butts, bottles, food containers. Same thing on the main street of Kamala Beach. Lots of litter. Lots of good restaurants of all levels.

Kamala Beach is a serene paradise, ideal for those seeking tranquility. With soft sands and gentle waves, it's perfect for families and couples alike. Enjoy a peaceful escape amidst stunning natural beauty.

Kamala Beach is on the Thai island of Phuket. It is about 13 kilometres north of Patpong. It is a lot quieter than Patpong but still has many restaurants and resorts. It is a more family oriented and for people seeking the Thai resort life without the hussle and bussle of a major Thai tourist town. The beach is clean and generally I found the Thai people working on it very easy going and no pressure sales. There are sports bars for your sporting fix, that show EPL, AFL, NRL, etc. overall a very reasonable place to stay and or visit. Highly recommend.

We had a fantastic and unforgettable experience on a private James Bond Island speedboat tour with Tony! Our group of 11 felt like royalty with this amazing team. Everything exceeded our expectations. The stunning Phang Nga Bay scenery left us in awe, and we even saw sea eagles and monkeys on one island. Panyee Island was magical, and the superb lunch there was a highlight. This tour is the best choice to explore Thailand!

We lounged on golden sands, splashed in crystal-clear waters, and enjoyed epic sunsets. The beachside food stalls served up tasty treats, and we danced to live music at the bars. It was a day full of fun, sun, and unforgettable moments!

All beaches are dirty, it’s so sad. Horse riding not advised they are tired and not well cared for. Taxis should be 300-400Bhat but they will try for more. Best value massage is Sugar Wax!! There is a clothes shop with laundry just up the road from that and it’s great for clothes (and they do great job on laundry which is cheap). Stick to the Thai food, it’s good and has veggie options but the western food is poorly prepared and made me sick. Patong is the place to party 👍 but Kamala is nice and peaceful. Smoking is still allowed unless there are signs.

Out of all the beaches in Phuket we visited Kamala was the nicest. It genuinely felt like a tropical beach and wasn't cluttered with filthy umbrellas and loungers as Kata beach was. Beautiful sunsets and some nice restaurants and bars along the stretch. The only real downside was the rubbish washing up on the beach which rarely got cleaned up

Kamala Beach is a peaceful, clean, and less crowded spot in Phuket. It offers stunning sunsets, great local and international dining, and vibrant but relaxed nightlife. Ideal for families and solo travelers seeking a serene escape. Highly recommended!

A very beautiful beach, but quite crowded, with cheap sunbeds almost glued to each other. The entrance to the water is smooth, with warm and clear water, and the scenery is wonderful. Many terraces nearby and a lively area. We drank the most delicious coffee here, although when we asked at the bar what kind of coffee it was, we didn't manage to communicate in English, as we really wanted to buy that type of coffee for home. At the bar you could also find juices, coconut water, chips. A good area for a beach day.