🚢 One Day Tour Depart from Krabi Pier By Speed boat – Join Tour
🥽 ( Phi Phi Island + Pileh Lagoon + Maya Bay + Monkey Beach + Viking Cave + Bamboo Island )
Tour Includes
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HOTEL TRANSFER (JOIN)
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LUNCH BUFET
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DRINKS AND SNACKS ON BOAT
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NATIONAL PARK ENTRANCE FEE
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CERTIFIED TOURIST GUIDE
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LIFE AND TRAVEL INSURANCE
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SNORKELING EQUIPMENT'S
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LIFE JACKETS
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SPEED BOAT
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ICE BUCKET
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SWIMMING, SIGHTSEEING, SNORKELING
Overview
🏁🏝 The Phi Phi Islands
- Are an archipelago of 6 islands, with the two main islands being Phi Phi Don and Phi Phi Ley. They are located between Phuket and Krabi, although the Phi Phi Islands are part of Krabi province.
- Phi Phi Don is the largest and only inhabited island, featuring local communities with hotels, walking streets, bars, and restaurants. The Phi Phi Islands offer the best destination for a lifetime experience and unforgettable memories.
- The islands boast stunning limestone formations, pristine beaches, and turquoise waters filled with colorful marine life, making them perfect for relaxation and active activities for those who enjoy them.
🏝 Bamboo Island
- is characterized by its pristine white sandy beaches, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and lush vegetation, creating a picturesque tropical paradise.
- To start your day, you will receive a complimentary light breakfast at our hospitality lounge, along with a brief introduction to your tour from our certified professional guide.
Highlights
- Maya Bay is situated on the western side of Ko Phi Phi Leh, which is part of the Krabi Province in the Andaman Sea
- Phi Phi Le Island, where Maya Bay is located, has a long history of human habitation. Archaeological evidence indicates that the island has been inhabited since prehistoric times. There are ancient tools and artifacts discovered in this area.
- Pileh Lagoon is famous for its stunning beauty. The lagoon is surrounded by towering limestone cliffs and emerald green waters. It has a beautiful and peaceful atmosphere.
- Viking Cave gets its name from the drawings or paintings found on the cave walls, resembling Viking ships. The origin and exact purpose of these paintings are unclear, as there is no historical evidence linking Vikings to the cave. The name likely emerged due to the cave's visual resemblance to Viking ships.
- Bamboo Island is characterized by its pristine white sandy beaches, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and lush vegetation, creating a picturesque tropical paradise.
