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• Monkey Beach: With a large population of monkeys this beach has been made famous by social media. Take great pictures of monkeys or even get a monkey selfie. Please be careful! The monkeys here have learned a bad habit of expecting food from visitors. 

 

• Maya Bay: This famous beach encircled by limestone cliffs, is the near perfect cinematic bay featured in movie:"The Beach" with Leonardo DiCaprio.

 

• Viking Cave: Historically used by fishermen seeking shelter from the storm. Today local Thai climb the bamboo scaffolding at night to collect the birds nest.

 

• Pileh Lagoon: Snorkel and swim in crystal clear water surrounded by limestone cliffs.

 

• Loh Samah Bay: Located directly behind Maya Bay with a small passage into the National Park. Great area for snorkeling with the shallow water allowing for a close-up view of the coral reef and marine life. 

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• Loh Sama Beach: This stunning small beach is typically overlooked by other tour operator who rush the day along. We prefer to take some time to relax to enjoy a picnic lunch or long snorkel session. A favorite place for social media influencer photo shoots with limestone cliffs on both sides. 

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• Wang Long Cove: Lesser known inlet with a small beach, cave, and rope swing. Only accessible during high tide and best visited early or later in the day. *Also a favorite spot for sunset* 

 

• Loh Moo Dee Beach: This beach is land locked ter beach with amazing views of the Andaman Sea.

 

• Long Beach: Relax and enjoy the softest white sand on Phi Phi Don. This beach boasts an incredible view looking back at Phi Phi Leh Island.

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• Nui Bay: One of our favorite stops on Phi Phi Don, Nui Beach is a quaint bay with small white sand beach and some excellent snorkeling. The bay is protected by Camel Rock (see if you can spot it). Also there is a cave with an arch through to the sea during high tide you can snorkel into the cave. 

 

• Bamboo Island: Part of Phi Phi National Park has no limestone cliffs. Relax on this small picturesque island or explore the beach. It takes only 30 minutes to walk around the entire island.

 

• Shark Point: As the name suggests, here you will have the chance to see Leopard Sharks and Black Tip Reef Sharks.  (Don’t worry! These sharks are harmless to humans)

 

Select 11:30 am Departure for Sunset Experience with Full-Day Tours

• Sunset: Watch the sunset from the boat; we will stop boat for a quick picture.

       

**Maya Bay "The Beach" closed until further notice for rejuvenation of reef.**​

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

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• Price is PER BOAT based on group size NOT Per Person! 

• We pick-up from Hotel in Tonsai Bay on Phi Phi Don 15 minutes before departure time.

• Does NOT INCLUDE: 400 THB National Park fee for Bamboo Island.

• Only Customer Wishing to Visit Bamboo Island Need to Pay Park Fee! 

• Visitors Arriving to Phi Phi via Ferry pay 20THB at Pier for maintaining the Island.

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