
Maya Bay
Phi Phi Leh
Famous regulated bay.

Thailand · Krabi · Andaman Sea
Dramatic limestone islands, Maya Bay and clear water between Phuket and Krabi.
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Phi Phi Leh
Famous regulated bay.

Phi Phi Islands
Beach with snorkelling.

Phi Phi Islands
Calm bay with bars.

Phi Phi Leh
Emerald lagoon.

Phi Phi Islands
Hike to views of the bays.

Phi Phi Leh
Swiftlet nest cave.

Phi Phi Islands
Main village shops.

Phi Phi Islands
Beach bars and fire shows.

Phi Phi Islands
Main ferry pier.

Mainland · Phuket
Main terminal for VIP coaches; ferries continue from Rassada pier.
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Map locations are approximate. Nearby excursions are labelled; check venue access, opening days and sea conditions before visiting.
Don’t miss
The famous bay on Phi Phi Leh; swimming not allowed, visits are regulated.
An emerald lagoon surrounded by cliffs.
A hike to views of the twin bays.
A beach with snorkelling nearby.
A small beach; do not feed the monkeys.
A white-sand island north of Phi Phi Don.
A calm bay with sunset bars.
A cave where swiftlet nests are harvested (view from boat).
A snorkelling spot where reef sharks may be seen.
Dive sites around the islands.
Heritage & traditions
A traditional bird’s-nest harvest.
Communities at Laem Tong and Ton Sai.
The village mosque.
A memorial for 2004 victims.
Boats are the main island transport.
Grilled seafood and curries.
Popular evening snacks.
Evening beach performances.
Local coral protection work.
The bay was closed to let the ecosystem recover.
Phi Phi Don is inhabited; Phi Phi Leh is a protected national park island.
Best from November to April; rougher seas from May to October.
Ton Sai and Laem Tong have Muslim fishing communities; dress modestly away from beaches.
Do not touch or stand on coral, use reef-safe sunscreen and take rubbish back with you.
Loh Dalum beach bars and fire shows are lively at night.
Seafood and international food in Ton Sai village.
Ferries from Phuket (Rassada) and Krabi (Klong Jilad) take about 1.5–2 hours. A park fee is charged on arrival.
No cars on Phi Phi Don: walk or take longtail boats.