Where to celebrate Songkran 2025 in Phuket
Songkran in Phuket is chaotic in the best way possible, with water flying from every direction, music blasting, and the whole island turning into one big street party. Everyone, from locals and tourists to the occasional bewildered bystander, gets swept into the madness, surrendering to the simple joy of an island-wide water fight.
If you’re still unsure about where to celebrate the Thai New Year, then you’ve come to the right place. From pool parties to water fights to special buffets, here are the best Songkran events in Phuket for 2025.
The best Songkran events in Phuket for 2025
Sasha at Fira Phuket
Date & Time: Friday, April 11, from 2pm
Location: Fira Phuket
Price: Start from 1,200 baht (General Admission)
Want to start your Songkran early? Head over to Fira Phuket because the Grammy-nominated DJ, Sasha, is taking over their beach club for a pre-Songkran party. From intimate club nights to sold-out shows with full orchestras, Sasha’s sound is hypnotic, layered, and always evolving. You can experience it firsthand this April.
Fira Beach Club, perched on Kata’s hills, is already a stunner, but for this event, it’s going up a level. The stage is rising over the water, the cocktails will be flowing, and the Mediterranean-inspired menu will keep you fuelled long into the night.
Tickets are available via Megatix.
Songkran Festival 2025 at Barfunk
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Date & Time: Friday, April 11
Location: Barfunk
Barfunk Phuket is turning up the heat for Songkran 2025 with a night of music, energy and all the water-soaked chaos the Thai New Year deserves.
Arvin Ong, Neil Saliente, Fenx, Wee, Joey, Ryan, Ben and Vino, will bring nonstop beats to keep the crowd moving.
Songkran Dinner Buffet at Four Points by Sheraton Phuket
Date & Time: Sunday, April 13, from 6pm to 10pm
Location: Four Points by Sheraton Phuket Patong Beach Resort
Price: 1,399 baht net per person (including free-flow soft drinks)
Songkran at Four Points Phuket is shaping up to be a feast worth showing up hungry for. On April 13, you can enjoy a buffet full of Thai classics at the hotel’s Chao Leh Kitchen.
Moreover, there’ll be traditional Thai dance and masked performances to bring a bit of old-world magic to the night. Songkran is all about fresh starts and celebration, and this is a solid way to soak it all in (minus the water fights).
Book your table via Klook.
Songkran Festival Buffet Dinner at Banyan Tree Phuket
Date & Time: Sunday, April 13, from 6.30pm to 10.30pm
Location: The Watercourt, Banyan Tree Phuket
The Watercourt at Banyan Tree Phuket is where you need to be if you want a lavish feast for Songkran. They’re putting on a buffet dinner that blends Thai flavours with a little Western deliciousness.
As you eat, Thai dancers move like they have all the time in the world, and then the fire show kicks in, turning the night into something out of a dream.
Book your table via Megatix.
Songkran Wet Wheel Tour and Get Wet Foam Party at Cassia Phuket
Date & Time: Sunday, April 13, from 11am to 8pm (Songkran Wet Wheel Tour) / Sunday, April 13, from 5pm to 11pm
Location: Cassia Phuket
Price: 3,000 baht per adult and 1,500 baht per child aged 7 to 11 years old (Songkran Wet Wheel Tour) / Free entry (Get Wet Foam Party)
If you want to do Songkran right without worrying about where to go next, then the Songkran Wet Wheel Tour is for you.
You’ll ride through the island in a classic Po-Thong truck, stopping at the biggest water fight hotspots, from Phuket Town to the madness of Patong. There are refill stops along the way, so you’ll never run out of water, and they throw in high-pressure water guns, eye protection, and waterproof pouches to keep your essentials safe.
The grand finale is back at Cassia Phuket with a foam party, live DJs, and a Songkran-style food fest. Book with a group and you even get free drinks and a barbecue buffet. If you can’t make the tour, the foam party is open to everyone. Just show up and get soaked.
Tickets are available via Megatix.
MINT Me Water Party at MINT Bar & Restaurant
Date & Time: Sunday, April 13
Location: MINT Bar & Restaurant
If your idea of Songkran involves giant waves, loud music, and a party that doesn’t slow down, Mint Me Water Party is where you need to be. Back for its second season, this is all about high-energy water fights, non-stop music, and a crowd that’s ready to get soaked.
Songkran Festival at The Beach Phuket
Date & Time: Sunday, April 13, from 9am
Location: The Beach Phuket
Price: 1,299 baht per person
Songkran at The Beach Phuket starts the way all good things do, with something quiet. A moment in the morning to offer food to the monks, to mark the start of a new year with something that feels like tradition. Then, the party starts.
Traditional Thai performances bring colour and energy, while the beachfront setting keeps things relaxed between water battles. The buffet is stacked with Thai favourites, so you can fuel up before rejoining the festivities.
Songkran No Alcohol Festival Phuket 2025 at Limelight Phuket
Date & Time: Sunday, April 13, from 4pm to 10pm
Location: Dibuk Road, in front of Limelight Phuket
Price: Free entry
The Songkran No Alcohol Festival is back for its 11th run, turning Dibuk Road into a splash-filled, music-soaked playground on April 13 from 4pm to 10pm.
Forget the usual chaos. This one’s all about tradition with a side of good times. There’ll be Buddhist water ceremonies, elders getting their due respect, and Siam Niramit performers dazzling the crowd with a deep dive into Thai heritage.
The whole place will be draped in kebaya-inspired décor, a nod to Southeast Asia’s most elegant fashion statement. Plus, music fans are in for a treat, with Octobye, 8115, Mood, Hungry Children, Single Band, and Bangkok’s Ant Band hitting the stage. Then, DJ Hut and MC Tmo will be filling the gaps before Aof Pongsak closes the night.
Songkran Carnival at Central Phuket
Date & Time: Friday, April 11 to Monday, April 14, from 5pm
Location: Central Phuket
Price: Start from 200 baht per person per day
Songkran in Phuket is never quiet, but Central Phuket Songkran Carnival 2025 is turning the volume all the way up. Expect four nights of pure chaos, with music so loud you feel it in your ribs, lights flashing like a fever dream, and water absolutely everywhere.
From April 11 to 14, the Phuket Outdoor Arena at Central Phuket becomes a neon-soaked battleground where the only rule is to stay drenched. If you’re after the biggest Songkran celebration in town, this is it.
Tickets are available via Soft.events.
Elsewhere in Phuket…
There’s no such thing as staying dry in Phuket during Songkran. From April 13 to 15, the whole island turns into a massive, open-air, water-drenched fever dream.
Typically, Patong is where the real madness happens. Buckets, hoses, water guns, ice-cold ambushes from strangers who laugh like it’s the best joke in the world. And it is. You’ll be soaked before you even realise what’s happening.
Down in Kata and Karon, it’s all sun, sea, and just the right amount of wild. Beach clubs keep the cocktails flowing, the DJs spinning. Phuket Town is lovely too, with its shophouses, street parties, and families celebrating.
The temples are a different kind of scene, with traditional ceremonies, gentle water poured over Buddha statues, saffron-robed monks accepting offerings in the morning light. It’s quiet and respectful. A reminder that Songkran isn’t just about mayhem, though, for most tourist, the mayhem is the best part.
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