Phuket Province Entertainment

  1. Alliance Française

    Weekly screenings of French films (subtitled in English); it also has a library and a TV with up-to-date news broadcasts.

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  2. Boxing Stadium

    Boxing Stadium (tickets 500/700/1000B) Thai boxing. Ticket prices vary depending on where you sit and include one-way transport. The stadium is at the southern edge of town near the pier; a túk-túk (motorised pedicab) costs 70B. Get your tickets at the On On Hotel.

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  3. Collector's Pub

    Drink amid relics at this little bar is in the Thavorn Hotel. It's full of museum pieces and is a good bet for a quieter tipple.

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  4. Jammin' Music Club

    Gun owners and under-20s are prohibited entry, but this live-music venue is a good bet for a late night knees-up. Expect bands playing everything from rock and pop to jazz, but call ahead to see what's on. The action usually kicks off around and Thai youngsters are at the heart of it.

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  5. O'Malleys

    Travelling thousands of miles to sink a Guinness in an Irish pub always feels a little daft, but Phuket's homesick flock to this cosy Celtic watering hole for pool and assorted shenanigans. It has a generally welcoming atmosphere and the interior is almost authentic, if a little too clean.

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  7. Paradise Cinemas

    For those addicted to celluloid, Paradise plays English-language blockbusters.

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  8. Timber Hut

    This red-brick spot features Wild West décor and live music from . The tunes can be deafeningly loud but it's popular with Thai 20-somethings and there's usually plenty of entertainment on offer.

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  9. Zanzibar

    For a full-blown boogie, try this spot located in the Royal Phuket City hotel .

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