Phi Phi Island is one of Thailand's most iconic day trips, a cluster of limestone islands in the Andaman Sea that covers everything from the world-famous Maya Bay to quiet snorkeling lagoons most visitors never find. Getting there requires a boat, and almost every tour is built around that boat ride: where you depart from, how fast you travel, how many islands you cover, and how long you stay.
The decisions that matter most aren't which island to visit: they're all worth it, but which combination of departure point, boat type, and tour duration works for your schedule and travel style. This guide covers all of it so you can plan the day without surprises.
Essential info at a glance
Tour types: Most options are full-day shared tours by speedboat or catamaran from Phuket or Krabi, covering Maya Bay, Pileh Lagoon, Monkey Beach, and at least one more island. Longtail boat and private tours are available from Phi Phi itself.
Book ahead. Full-day tours from Phuket sell out 3–5 days in advance during peak season (Dec–Feb). Private longtail tours from Phi Phi can usually be booked same-day.
Timings: Most tours depart between 7am and 10:30am. Sunrise tours start as early as 6am. Plan your hotel pickup time accordingly; transfers typically begin 30–60 minutes before pier departure.
When to go: Early morning departures avoid peak crowds at Maya Bay and get calmer sea conditions. Dry season (November–April) gives the best visibility for snorkeling.
Tour duration: ~8–10 hours (full-day) | ~4–6 hours (half-day from Phi Phi).
National Park fee: ฿400 per person, payable in cash on arrival. Not always included in the tour price: check your ticket before you go.
Departure points: Phuket, Krabi, or Phi Phi Don. Your departure point shapes your entire day: see the boarding section before booking.
Travel light. Most tours have limited dry storage. A waterproof bag for your phone and valuables is worth bringing.
Everything you need to know to plan your Phi Phi Island tour
Types of tours to choose from
Tour type
Variants
What's included
Duration
Experience focus
Price range
Speedboat
Standard (shared) · Premium (shared, fewer passengers)
Buffet lunch, snacks, soft drinks, snorkeling gear, English guide, hotel transfers
8.5–10 hrs
Fastest transit, covers most islands; standard is lively and packed, premium offers more space and amenities
The boat you're on shapes more of your day than most people expect: not just the journey time, but the comfort, the crowd size, and how much of the route you can cover.
💡 Not sure which to pick? If you're coming from Phuket and want to cover the most ground quickly, a standard or premium speedboat is the practical choice. If comfort is the priority, especially for families or rough-season travel, the catamaran is worth the extra cost and longer journey. Already on Phi Phi? Skip the mainland crossing entirely and take a longtail.
Half-day or full-day?
Half-day tours (4–6 hrs) | from Phi Phi only: Half-day options are only realistically available if you're already based on Phi Phi Don. From the island, longtail and speedboat tours cover Maya Bay, Pileh Lagoon, Monkey Beach, and Viking Cave in a morning or afternoon slot. Good for guests who want to see the key highlights without a full day commitment.
Full-day tours (8.5–10 hrs) | from Phuket or Krabi: The standard format for most visitors. You'll cover five to eight attractions depending on the tour, with a buffet lunch included, usually on Phi Phi Don. The extra time allows stops at Bamboo Island or Maiton Island: spots that half-day tours don't reach. Most guests find the full day well-paced; the boat time is broken up by swimming and snorkeling stops.
What time do Phi Phi Island tours depart?
Tour type
Hotel pickup starts
Pier departure
Returns to pier
Sunrise / early bird
5:30am–6:00am
6:00am–7:00am
~4:00pm
Standard full-day (Phuket)
6:30am–7:30am
7:30am–8:30am
~5:00pm–5:30pm
Standard full-day (Krabi)
7:00am–8:00am
8:00am–9:00am
~4:00pm–4:30pm
Sunset catamaran (Phuket)
6:00am–7:00am
7:00am
~7:00pm
Half-day from Phi Phi
No transfer
Multiple slots
4–6 hrs later
Best time to go
Find your Phi Phi Island tour depparture points
What you'll see
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Maya Bay
The most famous stop on any Phi Phi tour, made internationally known by the film The Beach. A horseshoe cove ringed by sheer limestone cliffs and turquoise water. Swimming is restricted to protect the recovering coral reef, but the beach and the views are the draw. Arrive early, by 10am it's significantly busier.
Ideal time: 1 hour.
Pileh Lagoon
An enclosed emerald lagoon surrounded by towering cliffs on all sides: no beach, just water and rock. Quieter than Maya Bay, and often more visually striking. One of the best swimming spots on the route.
Ideal time: 30–45 minutes.
Monkey Beach
A small bay on Phi Phi Don where wild macaques come down to the waterline. Most tours stop here for photos from the boat rather than going ashore. No feeding: it disrupts their diet and encourages aggression.
Ideal time: 20–30 minutes.
Viking Cave
A large sea cave on Phi Phi Leh with ancient boat paintings and an active bird's nest harvesting operation: the nests are collected for bird's nest soup, a delicacy across Southeast Asia. Most tours view it from the water.
Ideal time: 20–30 minutes.
Bamboo Island (Ko Mai Phai)
A flat island with shallow coral reefs, calm water, and a wide sandy beach lined with casuarina trees. One of the best snorkeling stops on any full-day tour: expect reef fish and the occasional small reef shark. Typically added on longer tours departing from Phuket.
Ideal time: 1–2 hours.
Loh Samah Bay
A calmer bay on the southern tip of Phi Phi Leh with good snorkeling and fewer boats than Pileh Lagoon. A useful second swimming stop on tours that include it.
Ideal time: 30–45 minutes.
Maiton Island (Ko Maiton)
A private island south of Phuket, exclusively covered on the sunset catamaran tour. Coral reefs, calm clear water, and a BBQ dinner on the beach at sunset. The furthest stop from the main Phi Phi route, but the quietest and most scenic end to a full day.
Ideal time: 2 hours.
Phi Phi Don
The main island and the only inhabited one. Most full-day tours stop here for a buffet lunch at a beachside restaurant. Worth arriving a few minutes early to walk the beach before the lunch crowd settles in.
Ideal time: 1–1.5 hours including lunch.
Pre-boarding guide
Local tips
Take the earliest departure available. The difference between arriving at Maya Bay at 8am vs. 10am is the difference between 20 boats and 200. Every guide will tell you this. It's true.
Sit at the front of the speedboat for photos, the back if you get seasick. The bow gives the best views and wind; the stern is calmer and drier.
The buffet lunch stop on Phi Phi Don is your best chance to explore the village. Most tours give 60–90 minutes here. Walk five minutes from the restaurant and you'll find the back streets of Tonsai Village: quieter than the beach and worth a quick look.
Pileh Lagoon is often better than Maya Bay for swimming. It's less crowded, the water is just as clear, and you can actually get in. If your tour covers both, prioritise getting in the water at Pileh.
The National Park fee surprise. If it's not listed as included in your tour, assume you'll pay it in cash at Phi Phi. ฿400 per person. Bring small bills.
Seasickness on the return crossing is more common than the outward trip. You're tired, you've been in the sun all day, and the late afternoon sea is often choppier. If you took medication in the morning, consider a second dose before the return journey.
Frequently Asked Questions
Arrive at the pier at least 15–20 minutes before your listed departure time. If your tour includes hotel transfers, your driver will have a pickup time: be ready in the lobby 10 minutes early. Drivers typically wait a maximum of 10 minutes after the scheduled pickup before leaving.
Speedboats cover more ground faster and cost less. Catamarans are more comfortable, more stable in rough water, and better for families. If you're travelling in rainy season (May–October) or with children or seniors, the catamaran is the safer choice.
Yes. All shared tours are family-friendly. Catamarans and premium speedboats are the most suitable for young children due to the extra space and stability. Life jackets are provided on all tours.
Yes on virtually all tours. Most include a snorkeling mask and life jacket. Fins are included on some but not all: check your specific product if fins matter to you.
No. Life jackets are provided and mandatory at snorkeling stops. Guides assist guests in the water, and some operators have dedicated staff for non-swimmers. That said, the more you're comfortable in water, the more enjoyable the snorkeling sections will be.
Most boats have limited dry storage: a small locker or a dry bag on board. Bring a waterproof case for your phone and leave non-essential valuables at your hotel.
It's required at the national park and actively enforced on some tours. Standard sunscreen will be asked to be washed off before snorkeling. Bring reef-safe sunscreen from home or buy it in Phuket before departure: it's widely available.
🗓️ Seasonal guide
Nov–Apr (dry season): Best conditions. Clear water, calm seas, and excellent snorkeling visibility. December to February is peak tourist season: busiest on the islands and at boarding piers.
May & Oct (shoulder months): Fewer crowds, still good weather most days. Some operators reduce frequency. Worth considering if flexibility matters more than guaranteed sunshine.
Jun–Sep (rainy season): Occasional heavy rain and rougher seas, especially July–August. Some tours may be cancelled in extreme weather. Catamaran tours handle swell better than speedboats during this period.
📅 Weekday vs. weekend
Maya Bay and Monkey Beach are noticeably less crowded on weekdays. If your schedule allows it, Tuesday through Thursday tend to be the quietest days at the most popular stops.
🌅 Early morning departure
The single most impactful timing decision you can make. Tours that depart from Phuket at 7:30am typically arrive at Maya Bay before the bulk of boats, giving you 30–45 minutes of uncrowded beach time before the mid-morning rush. The early bird Krabi tour, departing at 6am, is specifically designed around this.
📷 For the best photographs
Morning light on the limestone cliffs at Maya Bay and Pileh Lagoon is significantly better than midday. Aim for an early departure and position yourself on the open deck during transit for the best shots of the islands approaching.
The fastest option to Phi Phi, approximately 45 minutes from Phuket and 60 minutes from Krabi. Standard speedboats carry more passengers and are the most widely available. The ride can be bumpy in choppy conditions, and the deck space is limited. Best for guests who want maximum time on the islands and don't mind a lively, packed boat.
*Best for: Those prioritising island time over journey comfort *From: Phuket or Krabi
Premium speedboat
Same speed as a standard speedboat but with fewer passengers, better seating, and upgraded amenities. The difference is noticeable in terms of personal space and service quality. Worth the price jump if you're travelling as a couple or small group and want the pace of a speedboat without the crowded feel.
*Best for: Couples and small groups who want speed with more comfort *From: Phuket
Catamaran
The most comfortable option for the crossing. Catamarans are wider, more stable, and significantly less affected by choppy water, a meaningful difference during the May–October swell season. Journey time is around 90 minutes from Phuket. You'll cover fewer islands than a full-day speedboat tour but spend more time at each stop. Better seating, more deck space, and usually a paddleboard and kayak included.
*Best for: Families, seniors, and anyone prone to seasickness *From: Phuket
Premium speed catamaran
Combines the stability and space of a catamaran with higher speed, fewer passengers, and a more curated itinerary. The sunset catamaran tour ends at Maiton Island: a private island most tours don't visit, with a BBQ dinner watching the sun go down. The most premium option available from Phuket.
*Best for: Luxury travellers and those celebrating a special occasion *From: Phuket
Longtail boat (from Phi Phi)
A traditional Thai wooden boat with an open-air design: no canopy, no air conditioning, just the sea and the islands. Longtails are slower and seat fewer people, which makes the experience more intimate. Departing from Phi Phi Don cuts out the long crossing from the mainland entirely, making this the most efficient option if you're already staying on the island. Available in shared (lower cost) and private (fully customisable) formats.
*Best for: Guests already on Phi Phi; those who want a traditional, unhurried experience *From: Phi Phi Don only
The most popular departure point with the widest range of tour options and boat types. Piers vary by operator but most depart from Chalong Pier, Ao Po Grand Marina, or Royal Phuket Marina.
🚇 Getting there
Grab / Taxi: From Patong: ~30–40 mins to Chalong Pier | ฿200–฿350; from Phuket Town: ~20 mins | ฿150–฿250
Hotel transfer (included): Most tours include round-trip transfers from hotels in Patong, Kata, Karon, and Phuket Town. Confirm your pickup zone at booking.
💡 Pro tip: Hotel transfers add significant time to your day. If your hotel is far from central Phuket, budget an extra 30–45 minutes each way.
A shorter crossing to Phi Phi (approximately 60 minutes by speedboat vs. 45 minutes from Phuket), making Krabi the smarter departure point if you're staying there. Tours typically depart from Ao Nang Pier or Klong Jirad Pier.
🚇 Getting there
Grab / Taxi: From Ao Nang: ~5–10 mins to the pier | ฿60–฿100; from Krabi Town: ~30 mins to Ao Nang Pier | ฿150–฿200
Hotel transfer (included): Most Krabi tours include transfers from Ao Nang, Krabi Town, Klong Muang, and Tubkaek.
💡 Pro tip: The early bird Krabi tour departing at 6am is the best way to reach Maya Bay before the crowds. If you're staying in Ao Nang, this is the most efficient Phi Phi tour on the market.
If you're staying on Phi Phi itself, skip the mainland crossing entirely. Longtail and speedboat tours depart directly from Tonsai Pier on Phi Phi Don. Half-day tours are available in morning and afternoon slots, covering all major Phi Phi Leh attractions. Private tours can be arranged the same day.
🚇 Getting there
Tonsai Pier is the main pier on Phi Phi Don — a short walk or tuk-tuk from most guesthouses and hotels on the island.
💡 Pro tip: Longtail boats from Phi Phi Don can be negotiated directly at the pier if you haven't pre-booked. Morning slots fill up fastest; afternoon slots are easier to find on the day.
🧴 Sunscreen: reef-safe only at Phi Phi, which is a protected national park. Standard sunscreen damages coral and may be refused entry.
👙 Swimwear under your clothes: changing facilities at most stops are limited or non-existent
👟 Water shoes: useful for rocky entry points at some beaches
💊 Seasickness medication: if you're prone to motion sickness, take it before boarding a speedboat; the crossing from Phuket can be choppy
💧 Extra water: most tours include some, but not always enough for a full day in the heat
💵 ฿400 cash: for the National Park fee if it's not included in your tour
📱 Waterproof phone case or dry bag: essential on open-deck speedboats
Transportation: Round-trip transfer by ferry, speedboat, or catamaran (depending on your chosen tour) from Phuket or Krabi to Phi Phi Island and back.
Hotel pick-up and drop-off (optional): Many tours offer convenient pick-up and drop-off directly from your hotel in Phuket or Krabi (depending on your chosen tour).
Sightseeing: Explore various bays, beaches, and caves around Phi Phi Island, including Maya Bay (restrictions may apply), Monkey Beach, Viking Cave, and Pileh Lagoon (depending on the tour itinerary). You’ll always have your local expert guide with you to give you the best lore.
Snorkeling gear: Most tours provide snorkeling equipment like masks, fins, and life jackets for exploring the vibrant coral reefs and marine life.
Meals: Depending on the tour, breakfast, lunch, and other refreshments might be included, with some offering buffet-style meals on board or dining at restaurants on Phi Phi Island. Light refreshments like water and fruits might also be included in some tours.
Guide: Experienced tour guides are often included, providing information and commentary about the islands and their history throughout the day.
Insurance: Basic travel insurance are included in some tours, offering peace of mind during your island adventure.
Using drones is prohibited in Maya Bay. Be mindful of signs regarding photography restrictions in specific areas.
Look for designated bins and avoid leaving waste on beaches or natural areas.
For insurance purposes, always have a copy of your passport on you, whether digital or paper.
Pregnant women and children under 4 are not advised to take tours of Phi Phi Island.
Travelers who have physical impairments or medical issues should proceed with caution and see a physician prior to making a reservation.
For some activities, there may be age restrictions. Adults must accompany children under the age of 12.
You can’t bring pets to your Phi Phi Island tour.
Strollers and wheelchairs are not permitted on tours.
Avoid feeding wild animals; this disrupts their natural feeding patterns and can be harmful to their health.
If your tour excludes National Park fees, you will need to pay the fare in cash when you arrive (approximately 400 THB for adults and 200 THB for children).
Depending on the season and what is in stock, lunch menus can change. Halal and vegetarian options are offered.
The weather and sea conditions may cause changes to the tour itinerary.
For a perfect time, do not forget to bring your sunscreen, hats or sunglasses, beach towel, and swimsuit. When visiting temples or sacred sites on Phi Phi, opt for clothing that covers your shoulders and knees.
Swimwear and board shorts work for the entire day: no need to pack a change of clothes.
Bring a light layer for the boat crossing; wind on open-deck speedboats can be surprisingly cool.
A rashguard is worth packing for extended snorkeling: covers shoulders and back without needing to reapply sunscreen in the water.
Flip flops are fine for most stops; water shoes are useful at rockier entry points like Viking Cave and some Bamboo Island landings.
Speedboats and longtail boats require stepping over the hull to board and have no railings along the open deck: not suitable for guests with significant mobility restrictions.
Snorkeling stops involve transferring from the boat into shallow water, which can be difficult without full lower-body mobility.
Catamarans are the most accessible option: wider deck, more stable underfoot, and easier boarding than speedboats or longtails.
Guests using wheelchairs or with limited mobility should contact the operator directly before booking; the private longtail tour from Phi Phi is the most flexible format if a slower, customised experience is needed.
Beat the crowd: Aim for early morning or later afternoon tours, especially for Maya Bay and Phi Phi Don piers. This allows you to experience these popular spots with fewer people. Plus, you get better photographs.
Pack smart: Bring a swimsuit, reef-safe sunscreen, sunglasses, a hat, and a quick-drying towel for swimming and snorkeling. Purchase a dry bag to keep your camera, phone, and other important items safe from spills.
Respect the environment: Phi Phi Island is known for its natural beauty. Be mindful of your waste, avoid touching coral reefs, and try not to use plastic bags. Bring a reusable water bottle that you can refill throughout the day to stay hydrated and help the environment.
Bring cash for emergencies: While some vendors accept cards, having cash on hand is always a good idea for smaller purchases or unexpected situations.
Explore beyond Maya Bay: Phi Phi offers more than just stunning beaches. Hike to Phi Phi Viewpoint for panoramic vistas, discover Viking Cave's historical significance, or visit Monkey Beach for a playful encounter (from a safe distance!)
Dress comfortably: Prepare for the tropical weather by bringing light, airy clothing, cozy walking shoes, and a cover-up for religious sites. Carry an umbrella or a fast-drying shirt in case of rain.
Embrace island time: Relax and adjust to the slower pace of life on Phi Phi. Enjoy the beautiful scenery, unplug from technology, and savor the island's laid-back atmosphere.
Tonsai Village: This is your one-stop shop for everything you might need on your Phi Phi Island trip. It's famous for its vibrant market atmosphere with a wide variety of souvenirs, clothing, handicrafts, and beach essentials. Think handcrafted jewelry, colorful Thai shirts, beach bags, and those must-have swimsuits.
Phi Phi Pier Shops: This is all about convenience. Since it's the first sight that greets you, these shops are famous for offering grab-and-go essentials like snacks, drinks, and last-minute souvenirs.
Phra Nang Beach: With its limited number of shops, Phra Nang Beach focuses on providing essentials for beach bums. This is where you can pick up a quick beach cover-up, a refreshing drink, or a postcard to remember your time here.
Ao Maya (Maya Bay): Similar to Phra Nang Beach, Ao Maya, the location of the famous Maya Bay, has a limited number of shops. These shops are famous for catering to tourists with souvenirs and drinks. Grab a quick refreshment or a Maya Bay t-shirt to commemorate your visit to this stunning location.
Traveler tip: It's important to remember that most shops on Phi Phi Island are small, independent stalls. Be sure to bring cash, as many shops may not accept credit cards.
Depending on the tour you choose, there are different meal options for each tour. Based on your tour selection, here's a general idea of what to expect:
Soft drinks, snacks, a buffet of Thai food, and seasonal fruits.
A gourmet meal at Phi Phi Resort that includes water, soft drinks, fresh fruit, and your selection of two beers or regional wine.
Savor a breakfast buffet, a lunch buffet (typically at Phi Phi Don Island), and snacks and coffee/tea throughout the day. International buffets and BBQ options might be available on some tours.
Viking Nature Resort: Nestled on a quiet cove, Viking Nature Resort offers a secluded escape away from the main pier but with stunning beachfront access. Located on Long Beach, a scenic bay about a 2.5 km drive from Phi Phi pier.
Phi Phi Phuchalet Resort: Relax in style at Phi Phi Phuchalet Resort, a beachfront haven located directly on Loh Bagao Bay, a short longtail boat ride from the pier. Nestled on a cliffside overlooking Loh Dalam Bay, a relaxing spot about a 3.5 km longtail boat ride from the pier.
P2 Wood Loft: P2 Wood Loft boasts a central location in Phi Phi Don, in the heart of Tonsai Village, just a short walk (around 300 meters) from the bustling Phi Phi pier.
Blue Flow Hostel: Enjoy a social atmosphere at Blue Flow Hostel, located conveniently approximately 500 meters away from Phi Phi pier.
Phi Phi The Beach Resort: Phi Phi The Beach Resort provides a luxurious beachfront experience on Long Beach, situated in the Graces Loh Bagao Bay, a secluded paradise about a 2 km longtail boat ride from the main pier.
This ticket includes hotel pickup and drop-off in Tri Trang, Patong, Kata, Karon, and Phuket Town, with optional service for Kalim, Kathu, Chalong, and Koh Siray.
In the next booking step, please specify your hotel's name and address.
On the tour day, be ready in your hotel lobby 10-15 minutes before your scheduled pick-up.
Waiting policy: Drivers will wait a maximum of 10 minutes after the scheduled pickup time. If you miss your ride, you must arrange your own transport to the departure point.
Inclusions
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Full-day tour of Phi Phi by speedboat
Expert local guide
Hotel transfers from select areas in Phuket
Mandatory National Park fees of THB400 (as per option selected)
Lunch: Thai & international lunch buffet with halal & vegetarian options (see here)
Evening snacks: Seasonal fruits & refreshments
Activities
Snorkeling & swimming at Pi Leh Lagoon & Khai Island (equipment included)
There are two options: one includes the mandatory THB 400 National Park fee for hassle-free entry, while the other requires you to bring cash to pay at entry.
This experience is not accessible by wheelchairs and prams/strollers.
This experience is not suitable for children under the age of 3 years, pregnant women, senior citizens, and guests with heart conditions.
Guests with medical conditions should consult their doctor before traveling.
Guests should bring swimwear, a towel, sunscreen, sunglasses, a hat, and a waterproof bag for the Phi Phi tour.
The itinerary is indicative and may change based on weather, sea conditions, or other unforeseen circumstances for safety and the best experience.
You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Guided Tours
From Phuket: Sunset Tour of Phi Phi, Maya Bay & Bamboo Island by Premium Speed Catamaran with Lunch & Hotel Transfers
This ticket includes hotel pickup and drop-off from all areas in Phuket.
In the next booking step, please specify your hotel's name and address.
On the tour day, be ready in your hotel lobby 10-15 minutes before your scheduled pick-up.
Waiting policy: Drivers will wait a maximum of 10 minutes after the scheduled pickup time. If you miss your ride, you must arrange your own transport to the departure point.
Inclusions
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Full-day tour of Phi Phi by premium speed catamaran
Thai/English-speaking guide
Hotel transfers from all areas in Phuket
Mandatory National Park fees of THB400 (as per option selected)
Life jacket, mask, snorkel, clear kayak & mouthpiece
Insurance
Food
Breakfast: Coffee & snack box
Lunch: buffet lunch
Evening snacks: Chicken BBQ & seasonal fruits
Activities
Snorkeling at Bamboo Island & Viking Cave
What to bring
Guests should bring swimwear, a towel, sunscreen, sunglasses, a hat, and a waterproof bag for the Phi Phi tour.
Accessibility
This experience is not accessible by wheelchairs and prams/strollers.
This experience is not suitable for children under the age of 3 years, pregnant women, senior citizens, and guests with heart conditions.
Guests with medical conditions should consult their doctor before traveling.
Additional Information
There are two options: one includes the mandatory THB 400 National Park fee for hassle-free entry, while the other requires you to bring cash to pay at entry.
The itinerary is indicative and may change based on weather, sea conditions, or other unforeseen circumstances for safety and the best experience.
You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Day Trips
From Phuket: Phi Phi Island & Maya Bay Tour by Catamaran with Lunch & Hotel Transfers
This ticket includes hotel pickup and drop-off in Kata, Karan, Phuket Town, and Patong, with optional service for Koh Sirey, Boat Lagoon, Siray, Chalong, Kamala, and Kalim.
In the next booking step, please specify your hotel's name and address.
On the tour day, be ready in your hotel lobby 10-15 minutes before your scheduled pick-up.
Waiting policy: Drivers will wait a maximum of 10 minutes after the scheduled pickup time. If you miss your ride, you must arrange your own transport to the departure point.
Inclusions
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Full-day tour of Phi Phi by catamaran
Expert local guide
Hotel transfers from select areas in Phuket
Mandatory National Park fees of THB400 (as per option selected)
Floating mat (as per option selected)
Insurance
Food
Breakfast: Non-alcoholic beverages & light snacks
Lunch: Thai & international lunch buffet
Evening snacks: Fruits & refreshments
Activities
Snorkeling & swimming at Khai Island & Pileh Lagoon (equipment included)
Paddleboarding at Pileh Lagoon (equipment included, as per option selected)
Kayaking at Pileh Lagoon (equipment included, as per option selected)
There are two options: one includes the mandatory THB 400 National Park fee for hassle-free entry, while the other requires you to bring cash to pay at entry.
This experience is not accessible by wheelchairs, prams/strollers.
This experience is not suitable for children under the age of 3 years, pregnant women, senior citizens, and guests with heart conditions.
Guests with medical conditions should consult their doctor before traveling.
Guests should bring swimwear, a towel, sunscreen, sunglasses, a hat, and a waterproof bag for the Phi Phi tour.
The itinerary is indicative and may change based on weather, sea conditions, or other unforeseen circumstances for safety and the best experience.
Not suitable for:
Children under 3 years
Pregnant women
People with back problems
People with heart problems
Wheelchair users
People with respiratory issues
People prone to seasickness
People with pre-existing medical conditions
People with high blood pressure
People over 60 years old
You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Day Trips
From Phuket: Phi Phi Island, Maya Bay & Bamboo Island Tour by Premium Speedboat with Lunch & Hotel Transfers
This ticket includes hotel pickup and drop-off from all areas in Phuket.
In the next booking step, please specify your hotel's name and address.
On the tour day, be ready in your hotel lobby 10-15 minutes before your scheduled pick-up.
Waiting policy: Drivers will wait a maximum of 10 minutes after the scheduled pickup time. If you miss your ride, you must arrange your own transport to the departure point.
Inclusions
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Full-day tour of Phi Phi by premium speedboat
Expert local guide
Hotel transfers from all areas in Phuket
Mandatory National Park fees of THB400
Insurance
Food
Lunch: Thai & international lunch buffet with vegetarian option available on request upon booking (menu here)
Onboard refreshments
Activities
Snorkeling & swimming at Bamboo Island & Pileh Lagoon (equipment included)
This Phi Phi Island tour includes the National Park fee of THB 400 in the price, saving you the hassle of paying in cash at the entry.
This experience is not accessible by wheelchairs and prams/strollers.
This experience is not suitable for children under the age of 3 years, pregnant women, senior citizens, and guests with heart conditions.
Guests with medical conditions should consult their doctor before traveling.
Guests should bring swimwear, a towel, sunscreen, sunglasses, a hat, and a waterproof bag for the Phi Phi tour.
The itinerary is indicative and may change based on weather, sea conditions, or other unforeseen circumstances for safety and the best experience.
You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Guided Tours
From Phuket: Phi Phi Island, Maya Bay & Bamboo Island Tour by Speedboat with Lunch & Optional Transfers
Phi Phi Island tours require a mandatory National Park Fee of THB 400 per adult and THB 200 per child. If you book a standard tour (without park fees), please bring cash to pay upon entry.
This experience is not accessible by wheelchairs and prams/strollers.
This experience is not suitable for children under the age of 3 years, pregnant women, senior citizens, and guests with heart conditions.
Guests with medical conditions should consult their doctor before traveling.
Guests should bring swimwear, a towel, sunscreen, sunglasses, a hat, and a waterproof bag for the Phi Phi tour.
The itinerary is indicative and may change based on weather, sea conditions, or other unforeseen circumstances for safety and the best experience.
Inclusions
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Full-day tour of Phi Phi by speedboat
Expert local guide
Hotel transfers from select areas in Phuket (as per option selected)
Food
Breakfast: Snacks & soft drinks
Lunch: International buffet lunch with halal menu available
Activities
Snorkeling & swimming at Bamboo Island & Pileh Lagoon
You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
