The Phi Phi Islands are Thailand’s most famous seascape: limestone cliffs, turquoise lagoons and reefs. By speedboat you can cover them in a comfortable day, visiting the highlights of Hat Noppharat Thara–Mu Ko Phi Phi National Park.
Typical itinerary
- Hotel pickup and early departure to beat the big groups.
- Maya Bay, the beach from “The Beach”: visited on foot via a boardwalk from the back; swimming is banned to protect the ecosystem.
- Swim in Pileh Lagoon and view Viking Cave.
- Snorkelling at Loh Samah Bay or Monkey Beach.
- Lunch on Phi Phi Don and a stop at Bamboo Island or Khai Island.
Who it is for
Any traveller; snorkel stops are in calm water with vests. People with back problems or who are pregnant should check first, as the speedboat can bump in swell.
What to bring
- Swimsuit, towel and dry bag.
- Reef-safe sunscreen.
- Cash for the national park fee.
Best time: November to April. Maya Bay closes for a period each year (usually August–September) to recover.
Booking and cancellation
We confirm your place with a trusted local provider and send you the exact meeting point and time in writing. If weather or the authorities force a cancellation, we offer another date or a full refund.
Included
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Speedboat with guide
- Snorkel gear and vest
- Buffet lunch
- Water, soft drinks and fruit
FAQs
Can I swim at Maya Bay?
No, swimming is banned; you visit the beach on foot from the boardwalk.
How much is the park fee?
There is a per-person fee for foreigners, which you can add as an option.
How long is the boat ride?
About one hour from Phuket to Phi Phi.
