Beach Clubs in Phuket: Day Passes, Minimum Spend and Memberships

How the pricing works

Most clubs use a minimum-spend model where you commit to a set amount of food and drink rather than paying entry, though some premium clubs also charge entry on event days. One expat guide advises checking whether a quoted day pass is a credit or an additional fee before booking. Prime sunset beds usually need booking a few days ahead.

Reported ranges

• Mid-range clubs are quoted at roughly 300 to 1,500 baht minimum spend, with typical credits of about 500 to 1,200 baht.
• Premium Bang Tao and Surin venues are quoted around 1,500 to 3,500 baht for a day pass or daybed credit, with weekends higher.
• A floating club on Kata and Karon waters was listed with a 3,000 baht day pass, half of it as credit.
• Cabanas and sofas at top clubs are quoted at 6,000 to 8,000 baht in credited spend.
• A beach bar in Kamala is described as having no minimum, and cocktails are quoted around 280 to 450 baht.

These figures vary between sources, so treat them as indicative.

Saving money

Tuesday and Wednesday are described as the best-value days. Some Bang Tao clubs offer annual memberships from around 15,000 to 35,000 baht, which only pay off if you go often. Family-friendly clubs with pools suit children. Some Bang Tao clubs closed in 2026 according to one guide.

Related

See the nightlife guide for drinking rules and the shows guide for evenings out, the family days out guide for kid-friendly options and the cost of living guide for budgets.