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One island. 233 kilometres. 21 stages.
A Walk Around Phuket is a walk around the entire coastline of the island, walked in stages, one morning at a time, beginning in mid-August 2026.
It has two aims: to bring people together, and to raise funds for the children of Phuket who need it the most.
How It Works
The walk is divided into 21 stages of about 10 to 12 kilometers each — a single morning's walk. Each stage is walked separately, over the coming months.
Every stage is open to anyone who'd like to join for the morning. You don't need to be an athlete, and you don't need to commit to all 233 kilometers. You just show up for one morning and walk a stretch of coast with whoever else turns up that day.
Before each stage, I share where and when I'll set off, so anyone who'd like to walk alongside can find me. You're welcome to come along as an independent walker, at your own pace and your own risk — and to ask me anything beforehand.
One island. 233 kilometres. 21 stages.
A Walk Around Phuket is a walk around the entire coastline of the island, walked in stages, one morning at a time, beginning in mid-August 2026.
It has two aims: to bring people together, and to raise funds for the children of Phuket who need it the most.
How It Works
The walk is divided into 21 stages of about 10 to 12 kilometers each — a single morning's walk. Each stage is walked separately, over the coming months.
Every stage is open to anyone who'd like to join for the morning. You don't need to be an athlete, and you don't need to commit to all 233 kilometers. You just show up for one morning and walk a stretch of coast with whoever else turns up that day.
Before each stage, I share where and when I'll set off, so anyone who'd like to walk alongside can find me. You're welcome to come along as an independent walker, at your own pace and your own risk — and to ask me anything beforehand.
The walk is divided into 21 stages of about 10 to 12 kilometres each — a single morning's walk. Each stage is walked separately, over the coming months.
Every stage is an open invitation. You don't need to be an athlete, and you don't need to commit to all 233 kilometres. You just show up for one morning and walk a stretch of coast with whoever else turns up that day.
Each stage has its own event page, so you can see where and when it starts, let me know you're coming, and ask anything you need to know beforehand.
Who's behind the walk?