Promthep Cape is a windswept promontory that juts into the Andaman Sea at the southernmost tip of Phuket. Also written Phrom Thep Cape or Laem Promthep, it is regarded as one of the most beautiful spots in Phuket. The view here is certainly breathtaking, especially during sunset. Depending on the time of the year, the tall grass at Promthep Cape may change from verdant green to golden brown.

One of the most photographed sights in Phuket is Phromthep Cape, a high ridge of land above a sharp peninsula jutting out into the Andaman Sea. It's deliciously windy up here plus there's a lot to see.

A huge collection of wooden and stone elephants of every shape and colour surrounds a shrine to the god Brahma and to the side is a lighthouse with views out over the south of the island and some islands just off the coast.

From here we can see just how green Phuket is – contrast that with the bright turquoise of the sea and you'll know why so many people love coming here.
Wat Chalong