Saphan Hin Park

Saphan Hin Park is a large seaside public park on a reclaimed peninsula at the eastern edge of Phuket Town in Talat Yai, Mueang Phuket District. Built on former tin mining land extending into Phuket Bay, it is notable for its waterfront promenade, mangrove areas, sports facilities and the Tin Mining Monument. The park serves as a major recreational and community gathering space for locals and visitors with open sea views toward nearby islands.

Visitors can expect a wide, open seaside park on a peninsula extending into Phuket Bay with paved promenades, tree-lined roads, mangrove fringes and sports fields. The central area features the Tin Mining Monument, shrines, playgrounds and fitness areas. The waterfront offers views of the bay, fishing piers and moored boats. The environment is flat and breezy, popular for walking, jogging, cycling and picnicking, with food stalls and seating areas scattered throughout.

Built on land reclaimed from the sea associated with Phuket's tin mining industry; the Tin Mining Monument erected in the park commemorates the tin mining era that drove Phuket's economy in the 19th and early 20th centuries.

Major public recreation and community space for Phuket Town residents, used for daily exercise, family gatherings and cultural festivals including events during the Phuket Vegetarian Festival and Loy Krathong.