Monkey beach is subject to daily conditions. Our guide will assess the situation on-site, including safety and environmental factors. If conditions allow, you will be able to step onto the beach. However, if it is not safe to do so, the stop will be adjusted to sightseeing from the boat, where you can still enjoy the view and take photos. Thank you for your understanding, as your safety is always our top priority.

Loh Samah Bay (Phi Phi) is a stunning lagoon known for its crystal-clear turquoise water, dramatic limestone cliffs, and peaceful natural scenery. As part of the tour, we will pass by this beautiful spot, giving you the opportunity to admire the breathtaking views from the boat and capture some great photos along the way. While there is no stop at this location, it remains one of the highlights of the journey, offering a glimpse of the untouched beauty that makes Phi Phi so famous.

Koh Phi Phi Don, Thailand is the main island of the Phi Phi group, known for its lively atmosphere, beautiful beaches, and stunning views surrounded by limestone mountains. During the tour, this is where travelers will stop to enjoy lunch at a local restaurant. You’ll have time to relax, recharge, and enjoy a delicious meal while taking in the island’s vibrant surroundings. After lunch, there may be some free time to walk around, explore nearby shops, or simply enjoy the beach before continuing the journey.

Pileh Lagoon, Koh Phi Phi is a breathtaking emerald lagoon surrounded by towering limestone cliffs, with calm, crystal-clear water that feels like a natural swimming pool. On the way to Pileh Lagoon, your guide will ask if you would like to take an optional traditional longtail boat experience. If you are interested, you can inform the guide—this activity has an additional cost and is paid on the spot. Guests will then be divided into two groups: One group will take the longtail boat for a unique photo and sightseeing experience inside the lagoon. The other group will remain on the main boat and enjoy swimming and relaxing in the lagoon. If you prefer not to join the longtail boat, you can simply let the guide know and continue enjoying your time in the lagoon as planned.

Viking Cave, Koh Phi Phi is a fascinating natural and cultural landmark located along the limestone cliffs of the island. The cave is known for its ancient wall paintings, which resemble Viking boats, as well as its role in the traditional harvesting of bird’s nests used in local delicacies. During the tour, the boat will slowly pass by the cave, allowing travelers to admire the impressive rock formations and take photos from the outside. While entry into the cave is not permitted, the guide will share interesting insights about its history, local traditions, and how bird’s nests are carefully collected from within the cliffs. This is a short but unique sightseeing stop that adds cultural depth to your Phi Phi island experience.

Maya Bay, Koh Phi Phi is one of Thailand’s most breathtaking natural highlights, surrounded by towering limestone cliffs, soft white sand, and crystal-clear turquoise water. As one of the most popular spots in Thailand, the beach can be quite crowded, especially during peak hours. For a more relaxed experience, we recommend walking toward the right side of the beach after entering, where it is usually less crowded compared to the center. Please note that swimming is not allowed due to conservation efforts, and all visitors are required to follow designated paths and guidelines to help protect this beautiful environment. This stop is a true highlight of the tour, offering a perfect mix of natural beauty and memorable moments.

Khai Nok Island is a small, beautiful island known for its soft white sand, clear turquoise water, and relaxing beach atmosphere—making it the perfect final stop of the tour. Here, travelers will have time to unwind, swim in the calm shallow water, or simply relax on the beach and enjoy the peaceful surroundings. The island is also known for its friendly fish near the shore, so you may spot them swimming around as you enjoy the water. This last stop is all about relaxation—giving you time to rest, take photos, and fully enjoy the tropical island vibe before heading back.