Is taxi available at Phuket airport?

With so much to see, you'll want to get to your destination as seamlessly as possible. That's why choosing a Phuket Airport taxi service you can rely on is key. Upon landing at Phuket International Airport (HKT), your driver will be waiting for you at the arrivals gate, holding a sign with your name on it.



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Metered taxi counters are located outside of both domestic and international terminals at Phuket airport. Book transfers to and from Phuket International Airport (HKT), taxis, vans, and executive cars through our search engine, it's easy and fast to use! Metered taxi fares are displayed at the taxi counter.

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PHUKET: In a move that opens the door to tourists finally being allowed to choose which taxis to use to and from Phuket International Airport, Grab Taxi today (Sept 1) became the first taxi app service to be allowed to pick up tourists from the island's key tourism portal.

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Mr Chamni Thimakul, a 45-year-old taxi driver from Patong, said that the fact that taxi fares in Phuket are expensive has to do only with some groups of people who are not Phuket locals. Phuket people themselves welcome everyone to visit the province. “The taxi fares are high because the cost of living is high.

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Taxis and Grab Expect to pay 100–200 baht for a shared minibus or up to 500 baht for a private taxi, depending on your destination. There are metred taxis just outside the airport terminal, as well as tourist areas like Patong and Phuket Town. Fares start from 50 baht for the first 2 km and 8 baht per additional km.

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Your driver can stop anytime and anywhere you like, and will drop you off right at your hotel. Of course, you do have to pay more for this convenience. A taxi ride from the airport to Patong costs 800 Baht. Taxi tickets can be purchased at the same offices near Entrance 3 where minibus tickets are sold.

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Grab is a free mobile app that enables you to book a taxi, easily select a pick-up point and destination, and estimate the cost of your journey. While there are plenty of similar apps available around the world, Grab is the only 1 that operates in Phuket.

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The Cheapest Way to Get to Phuket Town from the Airport The big bus fare is 90 baht per trip and takes a little less than 2 hours to reach the airport from the main bus station in Phuket Town, while the van can move faster and takes about 1 hour and 20 minutes.

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The Phuket smart bus is probably the most cost-efficient way to travel around. It fits multiple passengers at a time and travels along a specific route, so versatility and direct drops are out of the question here.

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A convenient way to hail a taxi in Phuket is by downloading the Grab app into your mobile phone.

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Grab is a free mobile app that enables you to book a taxi, easily select a pick-up point and destination, and estimate the cost of your journey. While there are plenty of similar apps available around the world, Grab is the only 1 that operates in Phuket.

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There is no Uber in Phuket. Grab is good, another suggestion from my experience, after booking the Cab, call the driver and ask any locals near to speak to the driver and tell him the exact pick up location since many Grab driver know only Thai language and not English.

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If the driver has been particularly helpful or friendly, a small tip of 20-50 Baht is appreciated. We recommend that you always negotiate the fare before getting into the Tuk Tuk.

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Tuk-tuks in Phuket These motorized rickshaws can be rather expensive, especially in the main resorts like Patong. A 5-minute trip can cost from 100 baht, so state your destination and agree on the price before setting off.

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Karon and Kamala beaches, respectively immediately south and north of Patong, are significantly cheaper. Rawai Beach in the far south of the island is also a budget-friendly part of Phuket.

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