The best waterfalls in Phuket

Phuket Waterfalls - the main natural attraction of the island, along with viewing platforms. There are several waterfalls, but unfortunately, some of them are far from the famous beaches, and only to Katu can be quickly reached from Patong
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Another minus: for entrance to the highest waterfalls, you will have to pay 200 baht / 6 US dollars
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You should visit the waterfalls only during the rainy season - from June to December-January. The rest of the time, they often dry up and you can’t enjoy the contemplation of falling water and swim in the refreshing lakes that fresh water forms from the mountains
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We advise you to be the first to visit Kathu Falls. Firstly, with the availability of motor vehicles it will not be difficult to get to it (city buses do not go to it), and secondly, the entrance is absolutely free. Only after visiting Kathu, if you wish, you can go to more spectacular waterfalls in northern Phuket.
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Kathu Waterfall
It has 3 tiers. The first tier is the busiest, mostly Thai children spend their free time there (the school is located nearby). No need to get along the steep slopes - you should cross the bridge from the parking lot and go a little up
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But the path to the second and third levels will not be easy - first a small staircase leads up, and then an ordinary path. Be careful, look under your feet so as not to trip over the roots of trees. The path to the waterfall has to be done through a forest that is densely filled with mosquitoes
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Ton Sai Waterfall
The most popular waterfall in Phuket. It is located in Khao Phra Thaew National Park in northeast Phuket.
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Entrance to the National Park is paid - 200 baht for adults and 100 baht for children. There are usually fewer people than on Kathu. This is due to a paid entrance and direct range from all communication. Only the arrival of sightseeing buses dilutes the singing of birds with human voices
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Ton Sai Waterfall is certainly very beautiful, there are observation platforms. But unfortunately, for an unprepared person, the path to the top can be very difficult - 2 km will have to go along a barely noticeable path among the tropical jungle, in the midst of the rainy season you will have to cross rivers that are sometimes quite wide. On the way, you can meet many fallen trees. In general, these are real jungles that nature lovers and privacy lovers will directly enjoy. A stunning view awaits you at the top. If you are not a fan of crowds of tourists, then you should like Ton Sai Waterfall