A stop at the famous Monkey Bay, where you can admire wild monkeys up close as they explore the rocks and shoreline. Enjoy the moment, take photos, and make the most of this fun and unique chance to observe them in their natural habitat; just remember to keep a safe distance and avoid feeding them.

We’ll slow down as we pass by the impressive Viking Cave, famous for its local harvest of swiftlet bird nests. While there’s no stop, it’s a fascinating sight that reveals a glimpse of Phi Phi’s history and local traditions.

A snorkeling stop near Viking Cave is also included, an area known for its colorful corals and tropical fish. The exact location may vary depending on sea conditions that day, but it’s always a beautiful spot to enjoy the underwater life around Phi Phi.

We’ll stop for about 45 minutes at the world-famous Maya Bay, made famous by The Beach movie. Swimming is not allowed to protect the coral, but you can walk along the soft white sand, take photos, and, if you’re lucky, spot baby reef sharks swimming close to shore in the clear turquoise water.

We’ll enter the stunning Pileh Lagoon if tides allow, surrounded by towering limestone cliffs and crystal-clear waters. It’s a perfect spot for photos to capture this incredible scenery, and a swim break is possible if you’d like to take a refreshing dip in one of Phi Phi’s most breathtaking natural lagoons.