Is it safe to go on a self guided tour to Phuket in November? 20

Phuket has a recent Tae Dong seepage and shouting country capsized and shouted group accident, and no one dared to go.

Recently, most of the people in Thailand are Chinese, and Chinese people must pay attention to safety when traveling, and hope that everyone is safe.

Phuket water is crystal clear, super recommended, very nice island with a nice sea breeze.

The geographical location advantage of Puji Island:

Phuket in Thailand is located in the tropics, is very close to the equator of a tourist scenic spot, here is summer all year round, the average temperature is more than 30 degrees, from May to October every year, this time period is the tourist off-season, from November to April every year, the temperature here will be slightly lower, but it will not be lower than 20 degrees, the rainfall will be much less, this time period belongs to the peak season of tourism.

If you go in early June, it is inevitable that there will be such a rainy weather, but you don't have to be afraid, this rain is not the same as the rain in our mainland, this rain will fall, but one after another, maybe this second is still a storm, the next second is a sunny day, so you must be wary of storms, it will rain a little bit every day, but if you go in this season, it will basically not affect your travel, so you must prepare an umbrella before you go, and of course sunscreen. <>

Since a very sad accident in Phuket this year, Thailand has gone through a period of tourism trough, during which Thailand's tourism industry has been hit hard and has been criticized for a long time, and Thailand is constantly rethinking.

So, many bored tourists are starting to wonder, so, is it safe to start traveling to Thailand now? Is it still the same as before, no change? Actually, no, since the accident, Thailand has been constantly improving here, trying to make the safety index here rise, let's find out together!

Thai media reported that on November 6, Phuket Province, Thailand, announced that in order to ensure the safety of people and tourists, in 2019, Phuket Province will increase the number of lifeguards near 12 beaches around 7 areas such as Sakhu, Choengthale, Rawai, Mai Khao, Kamala, Karon, Patong and so on.

The main distribution details are as follows:

Nai Thon Beach and Nai Yang Beach in Sakhu, Phuket invested 2.5 million baht and added 12 lifeguards, including 5 Nai Thon and 7 Nai Yang, to ensure the safety of tourists with dust barriers;

Surin Beach and Bang Tao Beach in Choengthale Phuket invested 3.58 million baht and added 15 lifeguards;

From October to November 2019, 340,000 baht was invested in Kamala Beach and Laemsing Beach in Kamala, Phuket, and 7 lifeguards were added; After November, another 2.3 million baht was invested to add 12 lifeguards;

Mai Khao Beach in Phuket invested 2 million baht to add 8 lifeguards;

Nai Harn Beach and Yanui Beach in Rawai, Phuket invested 10,000 baht to add 15 lifeguards;

Kata Beach and Karon Beach in Karon, Phuket invested 11.11 million baht to add 35 lifeguards and procure 6 boats; 26 additional lifeguards in October-November 2019;

Patong Beach in Phuket Patong invested 10 million baht to add 26 lifeguards.

Patpong also said that a total of 12 beaches in the above seven areas are not only equipped with lifeguards, but also staff patrol the area around the beaches every day to ensure the safety of tourists at sea.

In addition, around March 2019, the authorities will invest 10,000 baht to organize four lifeguard job training activities, when a total of 320 lifeguards will participate in the training, with 80 people in each session.

The main purpose of this move is to enable lifeguards to perform their jobs better and meet international standards, while at the same time serving tourists efficiently, rebuilding the confidence of tourists visiting Thailand, and enhancing Thailand's tourism image in the hearts of foreign tourists.

Well, everyone understands, in fact, Thailand has been improving its own safety facilities and measures, and I hope that when you travel here, you should also pay attention to some of your own safety, pay attention to the weather, don't obey the tour guide and local command of everything, I wish you a happy and safe trip!

Just came back, everything is on the island, I suggest the landlord to take a look, I encountered a day of typhoon this time, because the rainy season has not completely passed.

Phuket has a tropical monsoon climate and is humid all year round. From March to September every year, the humid southwest monsoon blows from the ocean to Phuket, bringing a lot of rain here. May is the wettest month of the year, with an average of 25 days of rain in a month, so if you're looking to come here during the May Day holiday, it's probably not a good choice.

After October, the monsoon will change from the southwest monsoon to the northeast monsoon, and Phuket will experience a period of intense but brief wet weather. It is only in mid-November that the weather in Phuket becomes relatively cold and dry until March.

So if you come to Phuket during the rainy season, you will be troubled by the downpour every afternoon. The best time to visit is from November to March, when the weather is cool, there is less rain, the sea is calm, and the sea temperature is not affected, at least above 27 degrees Celsius. During this time there will only be rain in the evening, once or twice a week.

I also booked a ticket to go on May Day, but I personally think that there should be no personal safety problems after more than a week, and if you sign up for a group, the travel society will arrange the itinerary reasonably according to the weather and other issues, so you don't have to be too nervous.

It's all right, the tsunami warning has been lifted.