Club Lime nightclub in Patong

Club Lime is at the forefront of clubs in Patong. There are very few bars and clubs in Phuket that dare to play anything other than hip hop or rock music. Club Lime in Patong focuses on real clubbing tunes, covering everything from electro and techno to breaks and funky house. At one time Club Lime hosted a drum ’n’ bass event, but this proved too cutting edge, even for Patong.

Club Lime stands tall among Patong clubs as one of finer establishments in the area. The venue stays open late, often past regular closing hours, and a string of well-known guest DJs have graced the decks. Everyone from Inland Knights and Jo Mills to Adam Beyer and Thailand’s own DJ Nakadia have played at Club Lime.

Cover charge at Club Lime is typically 300 baht with two free drinks. Once inside, drinks are a little pricey, but there is a convenience store practically next door if you need to stock up on cheap beer before you go in

Nightlife in Patong Beach

Lit up like Las Vegas, Patong is hopping every night of the week. Shops and restaurants stay open late, and there's the never-ending choice of bars, clubs, karaoke lounges, cabaret, massage parlours, go-go bars, discos and different kinds of shows..

You'll find a whole range of "informed opinion" on the nightlife in Patong, with comments from "sleazy" to 'brilliant." Much is made of the girly bar scene, which occupies a small part of town. There are pubs and bar beers - places to drink, play games with the girls and be merry (usually outdoors) and go-go bars, with air-conditioning, "entertainment"and often good music. Couples are welcome in most, and the style is pretty relaxed. Some of the go go shows are not for the faint hearted, but visit with an open mind and you are sure to enjoy all that Patong has to offer as the nightlife begins.

Most of the action is centred around Soi Bangla which joins the Beach Road at one end and Rat-U-Thit Road at the other. In between are a number of small sois (streets) with bars, go go bars, restaurants and cafes, literally next to each other. For the gay community, the Paradise complex on Ratutit Rd has bars, cafes, guest houses and restaurants. For a quick guide to the scene, click on below.