The palm-covered rocky point of Promthep Cape running out into the turquoise Andaman Sea on a sunny day.

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Promthep Cape

Promthep Cape is the southernmost headland of Phuket island, about 2 km from Rawai Beach. A rocky point covered with sugar palms runs out into the Andaman Sea below a viewpoint used for watching the sunset, and the Kanchanaphisek Lighthouse, built in 1996 by the Thai Navy and the people of Phuket, stands nearby.

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Is Promthep Cape free?

Yes. Entry to Promthep Cape is free.

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Free entry — no ticket needed

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