By Air : Thai Airways International operates daily from Bangkok. There are also direct air links with Japan, Hong Kong, Korea, Malaysia, Singapore and Europe.
By Road : The island is linked to the mainland by the 700m long Sarasin Causeway therefore, access is easy. There are many overnight bus services from Bangkok.
By Rail : The island can also be reached partly by train and partly by bus.
By Sea : There are many ferry services to the island and Phuket remains a favorite stop for cruises.
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