The best Songkran events in Phuket this year

A legend takes the stage. Grammy-nominated, multi-award-winning DJ and producer Sasha lands in Phuket for an exclusive pre-Songkran celebration at the iconic Fira Beach Club. Famed for his progressive house mastery and hypnotic live sets, Sasha is set to transform Fira into an audiovisual spectacle, with a stage rising over water for a one-of-a-kind immersive experience. Pre-sale tickets have already sold out – secure yours before it’s too late!
April 11. Tickets start at B1,200. FIRA Beach Club, Kata. 2pm-late.

Brace yourself for bass-heavy madness as Outlook Origins returns to Phuket this Songkran, bringing the biggest names in Drum & Bass, UK Garage and Dub to the island. Expect earth-shaking sets from Ant TC1 (Metalheadz), Presti (ec2a) and Munay Ki Dub (Live), plus an elite roster of local DJs and MCs. Beach, bass, and beats – this is the ultimate underground experience. April 12. Tickets from B300. Hugo Hub, Bang Tao. 3pm-late. 

Get drenched in pure Songkran joy, soap style, at Cassia’s legendary foam party! Dive into high-energy DJ sets, epic water battles and a poolside food fest featuring Thai brews and craft cocktails. Expect carnival-style games, festival vibes and an all-out celebration. Rumour goes that the first round is on the house. April 13. Free entry. Cassia Phuket. 5-11pm.

Phuket’s biggest Songkran pool party is back – louder, wilder and wetter than ever! With Thailand’s #1 DJ, Nakadia, headlining alongside an all-star lineup, expect an explosive mix of techno, house and EDM. Water guns, dancers, festival props and premium cocktails set the stage for an unforgettable night of music and mayhem.

April 14. Tickets from B399. White Rabbit Beach Club. 3pm-late.

Take the party offshore with YONA’s floating Songkran festival! Think Baywatch vibes with high-energy beats, an all-day splash-fest and a yacht club atmosphere like no other. Two days of pure madness await, with resident DJs and performers, drink deals and fun activities to keep you entertained. Be warned, tickets are limited, so grab your crew and get ready to make waves. April 13-14. Tickets from B2,000. Yona Beach Club. 2pm-11pm.

Fresh off the S2O stage, DJ Snake takes over Illuzion for a legendary afterparty. Expect heavy bass drops, an elite crowd and one of the most high-octane club nights of Songkran. If you’re not ready to call it a night, this is where you need to be. April 13. Tickets from B1,200. Illuzion Phuket. 9pm-late.

The island’s biggest Songkran celebration takes over Central Floresta for four nights of EDM-fueled Songkran party vibes. Featuring a massive water play system, world-class production and an all-star lineup of local and international DJs, this ‘carnival’ themed Songkran event is an all-ages extravaganza of fun. VIP perks include drink vouchers, exclusive zones and festival essentials to keep the party going. 

April 11-14. Tickets from B200. Central Floresta Phuket. 5pm-late.

Phuket’s ultimate Songkran beach party returns with three days of non-stop music, water fights and tropical vibes. Each day brings a unique experience, kicking off with Zoo del Mar’s pre-Songkran Special followed by Diplo’s Saturday takeover, and Argy’s electrifying Sunday sunset set. Expect world-class DJs, oceanfront revelry and the wildest celebrations under the sun. 

April 11-13. Tickets from B500. Café del Mar Phuket. Friday 1-7pm. Saturday and Sunday 2-10.30pm.

Start your Songkran engines early at the legendary Tiger Muay Thai Gym in Chalong – a place usually reserved for sweat-drenched sparring now turning into a full-blown splash zone. On April 12 join a tight knit community for water fights worthy of a stadium, high-energy foam cannons, DJs spinning EDM bangers, sizzling food stalls and plenty of cold drinks to keep you energised. It’s a full-throttle prequel to Songkran weekend, set in one of the island’s most iconic fitness hubs. Whether you’re there to train or just to get drenched and dance, this party punches above its weight.

April 12. Free. Tiger Muay Thai, Chalong. 10am

Sunset by the sea meets full-on foam frenzy at this Bang Tao beach bash. Hosted by Kora Beach Resort, this beachfront celebration brings out the big guns – think fire shows, water warriors, a seafood buffet that flexes local flavours, traditional Thai dance and DJs to keep the beats pumping. Expect foam party antics and Insta-worthy costume photo ops, all just a flip-flop’s toss from the ocean. The B499 ticket even gets you a B300 food credit and a souvenir to take home – assuming it survives the foam.

April 13-15. Tickets B499. Kora Beach Resort, Bang Tao. Sunday 11-10pm, Monday 11-3pm.

Champagne spray meets coastal play at The Pullman’s Edge Beach Club in Panwa, where the resort’s annual Songkran bash promises beachside decadence and high-energy fun. Highlights include gourmet buffets, fire-spinning shows, inflatable water toys, tropical cocktails on tap and flowing Nicolas Feuillatte Champagne. DJs turn the vibe from chill to thrill, while water sports competitions keep the adrenaline flowing with volleyball, tug-of-war and more. It’s a splashy, stylish way to ring in the Thai New Year – with all the trimmings of a five-star escape.

April 13. From B1,550. Edge Beach Club, Panwa. 12.30-3.30pm.

If you prefer your Songkran served with food, Aqua Restaurant at Panwa is your seaside escape from the splash. Their Songkran buffet on April 14 is a deep dive into Thai culinary tradition, featuring handcrafted local dishes, a seafood station on ice and sweet treats like mango sticky rice – all served with sweeping views over the Andaman. Whether you’re drying off from the day’s water fights or skipping them altogether, this elegant evening offers a delicious taste of Thai heritage.

April 14. From B1,250. Aqua Restaurant, Panwa. 6.30-9.30pm.

Amari’s Songkran celebration is the perfect fusion of chill and splash. Spend the afternoon by the beachfront pool at Rim Talay with live saxophone music, water gun battles and a buffet dinner that delivers serious flavour – from Thai street eats to festive desserts, reflecting the four famed flavours of Thai food. Book before April 10 and score fifteen percent off the buffet. Whether you’re dancing poolside or sipping a cocktail as the sun dips below Patong Bay, this is one Songkran party you’ll want to dress (and pack a towel) for.
April 13. Buffet dinner B1,299++. Amari Phuket. 11-5pm

Dive into a non-stop cultural carnival in the heart of Patong as Jungceylon turns up the volume in their inclusive festival. Expect everything from hyper-choreographed ‘Random Dance’ mobs to traditional Thai performances and a curated market spotlighting homegrown brands and bites. It’s part spectacle, part heritage showcase. And it’s entirely splash-friendly. With daily events, games and plenty of surprises across the festival’s run, it’s the kind of place you’ll want to revisit more than once. Just don’t forget your water gun, and maybe a change of clothes.

April 12–17. Free. Jungceylon Patong. All day.

Family-friendly meets firecracker fun at this all-day beachfront celebration at Marriott Nai Yang. The morning kicks off with a water blessing ceremony and Thai boxing (with a blindfolded twist) before rolling into carnival games, traditional dance and a generous New Year buffet. Kids can run wild with games and water toys while grown-ups sip and savour at sunset. Whether you're a couple chasing chill vibes or a crew looking for all-ages action, this bash has it all in one beachy bundle.April 13. B1,699++. Phuket Marriott Nai Yang Beach. From 11am, dinner from 6pm.

Trade plastic pistols for paintbrushes at Project Artisan’s quirky, family-friendly Songkran session led by local artist Kru Zone. You’ll hand-paint your very own wooden tuk tuk (yours to keep), all while learning about Thai culture through a splash of art and colour. The shaded garden studio is the perfect retreat from the water mayhem. And yes, there’s still room for a few splashes too. Spaces are limited, so early RSVPs are recommended.
April 13. From B900. Project Artisan, Layan. 3pm-6pm. 

Hyatt Regency brings heritage to the fore with a festive parade of long drums, water blessings and cultural performances. But it’s not all tradition – the kids’ foam zone, pool games and a sprawling brunch buffet including grilled river prawns, roasted duck curry, sizzling BBQ delights and a decadent Thai dessert station bring the party into full swing. Expect family-friendly fare, tropical drinks and a prime poolside perch to soak it all in. Equal parts cultural showcase and indulgent feast, free from the chaos of downtown.
April 13. B1690++. Hyatt Regency, Kamala. 12.30-4pm.

Set against the backdrop of glistening yachts and golden-hour skies, the Marina Market returns with a splashy twist for Songkran. This three-day fair at Phuket Yacht Haven blends mellow beach vibes with vibrant street market energy. Expect sizzling Thai eats, local craft stalls, laid-back live music and maybe even a casual water battle or two. Come for sundown bites, stay for the breezy tunes and dockside charm.

April 11–13. Free entry. Phuket Yacht Haven. 4-9pm.

When it comes to full-send pool parties, few places do it louder than Patong Bay Hill. Get wet and wild with live DJs, floaty-fuelled fun and flowing drinks from midday till early evening. Set on a hilltop above Patong, this splash fest combines stunning views with high-energy vibes, food included – ideal for party people looking to turn up the volume without heading into the downtown chaos. It’s free, so get there early to snag a prime pool spot.

April 12. Free. Patong Bay Hill Hotel. 12-6pm.

Foam cannons, street food stalls, and elegant Thai dance performances create a perfectly curated contrast of fun and finesse at Andara’s ultra-chic pool party in the hills of Kamala. Sip champagne, savour regional snacks and pose for pics in front of sweeping ocean views. This one’s for the luxury lovers who like their New Year’s celebrations with a side of serenity and a load of style.

April 13. Reservation required. Andara Resort & Villas, Kamala. 11am-4pm.

Kick off your Songkran weekend with a moonlit beach bash at Ao Yon’s cult-fave hangout, The Cove. This pre-Songkran Full Moon Party promises signature cocktails by a guest mixologist, live DJ sets from Cagdas, LED paddle boarding courtesy of Shoreline Water Sports and a sizzling beach BBQ with shawarma on the grill. There’s even a ‘buy-two-get-one-free’ Singha beer deal and other party favours for beer lovers. Dance barefoot in the sand, sip something strong and soak up the sea breeze at a pre-game, Thai New Year style.

April 12. Free. The Cove, Ao Yon. 5.30pm-late. Guest list recommended for extended happy hour.

Celebrate Songkran the traditional way with a splash of culture and a buffet to remember. Arinara Beach Resort in Bang Tao is going all out with morning monk offerings, Thai dance performances and a full-blown water party by the beach. Start your day with merit-making and end it drenched in fun – with beach games, cultural vibes and a buffet packed with Thai favourites. Whether you’re going for wholesome or prefer it wet and wild, this all-in-one experience hits the sweet spot.

April 13. B1,299 (includes monk offerings and buffet). Arinara Beach Resort, Bang Tao. From 9am.