Seasons in Phuket and their features

The low season, often called the rainy season, is the "child" of the southwest monsoon, which has been "hosting" the island since May and even October itself, sometimes capturing most of it. However, this does not mean that Phuket is turning into London at this time. The peak of precipitation falls on August-September, in the remaining months the weather is pretty tolerable, if the rain begins, then its duration is tolerable.
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An hour of bad weather can be devoted to sightseeing, as well as relaxation in local spas or "getting to know" Thai cuisine in one of the restaurants. In low season, prices in Phuket fall, which can significantly save on travel.
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In addition, during rains for true fans of the water element on the island is a real "paradise." The waves are amplified, which allows windsurfing enthusiasts to “have a good break” in their desire to curb the wild sea elements. It is worth noting that lower prices for housing and services (sometimes 2 times) during the low season does not affect their quality.
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The high season, often referred to as dry, takes possession of the island in November and prevails until April. The most ideal part of a high season for a beach holiday is the period November-February, when there is no rainfall and a comfortable temperature. Those who like a “hotter” vacation should aim for February-April, when thermometer thermometers reach their maximum marks. At this time, in Phuket, there is a maximum concentration of vacationers. Naturally, in the high season and prices are appropriate, but then he had a vacation - to allow himself liberties, right ?!