1. Maya Bay

Famous For: “The Beach” movie location

• Stunning white-sand beach surrounded by cliffs

• Recently reopened with environmental restrictions
  📌 Tip: Access via limited boat tours (no swimming zone to protect reefs)

2. Pi Leh Lagoon (Pileh Bay)

Famous For: Emerald-green waters surrounded by cliffs

• Ideal for swimming, kayaking, drone shots
  📌 Tip: Go early morning to avoid tour crowds

3. Viking Cave

Famous For: Ancient cave paintings and bird’s nest harvesting

• Not open for entry, but impressive from a boat
  📌 Tip: Part of most longtail boat island tours

4. Phi Phi Viewpoint (Ko Phi Phi Don)

Famous For: Panoramic views of the twin bays

• Short but steep hike (20–30 mins)

• Go for sunrise or sunset views
  📌 Tip: Entry fee ~30 THB, take water and good shoes

5. Shark Point

Famous For: Snorkeling & scuba diving with blacktip reef sharks

• Great marine biodiversity
  📌 Tip: Join a guided tour for safe snorkeling

6. Bamboo Island (Ko Mai Phai)

Famous For: Quiet, white sandy beach & coral reef

• Perfect for a picnic and snorkeling day trip
  📌 Tip: Bring your own snacks & reef-safe sunscreen

7. Monkey Beach

Famous For: Wild macaques & soft sand

• Accessible by kayak or longtail boat
  📌 Tip: Keep your bags closed – monkeys can get grabby!

8. Loh Dalum Bay

Famous For: Phi Phi’s party scene & nightlife

• Calm water, fire shows, beach bars
  📌 Tip: Great for budget stays and social travelers

9. Long Beach

Famous For: Crystal-clear water & peaceful vibe

• Great for swimming and views of Phi Phi Leh
  📌 Tip: 10-min longtail from Tonsai or 25-min walk

10. Mosquito Island (Ko Yung)

Famous For: Diving, snorkeling, unspoiled reef

• Not a beach destination, mostly rocky
  📌 Tip: Only accessible via private tour or diving trip

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🍽️ Best Places to Eat in Phi Phi Islands

1. Papaya Restaurant – Authentic Thai food, big portions, must-try green curry.
2. The Mango Garden – Smoothie bowls, mango pancakes, great for breakfast.
3. Anna’s Restaurant – Thai & fusion, cozy vibe, vegetarian options.
4. Efe Mediterranean – Falafel, hummus, perfect for vegans & Mediterranean lovers.
5. Garlic 1992 – Local favorite for pad kra pao and massaman curry.
6. Chao Koh Beach Bar – Sunset dinners, seafood & cocktails right by the sea.
7. Unni’s Restaurant – Good Western & Thai mix, chill brunch spot.

🥦 Vegetarian/Vegan Friendly Picks:

• Dow Restaurant – veg pad thai, tofu curries

• Tom Yam Thai Food – spicy soups & veg stir-fries

• ACQUA Restaurant – upscale, veggie-tuned menu options

📌 Food Tips for Travelers:

• Most local spots accept cash only

• Try banana roti from street vendors for dessert

• Always ask for “no fish sauce” if vegetarian/vegan

• Many restaurants close during the monsoon season (May–Oct)

📍 How to Get to Phi Phi Islands:

• From Phuket or Krabi: 1.5–2 hours by ferry or speedboat

• Book Speed boat from Krabi
• Day trip from Phuket to Phi Phi Islands

• No airport on the island – boat is the only way

🌟 Top Experiences in Phi Phi Islands (Scroll down to book)

🏊 Snorkeling & Diving – Explore coral reefs and marine life at Shark Point, Hin Klang, and Bida Nok. Great for beginners and pros.

⛵ Island Hopping Tours – Visit Maya Bay, Bamboo Island, Pileh Lagoon, and Viking Cave by longtail or speedboat. Half-day & full-day options available.

🌅 Sunset Cruise – Enjoy breathtaking sunset views with snorkeling, dinner, and glowing plankton swims at night.

🥾 Hike to Phi Phi Viewpoint – A short, steep trek rewards you with stunning views of the twin bays.

🍸 Fire Shows & Nightlife at Loh Dalum Bay – Watch beach fire dancers and enjoy beach bars with cocktails and music.

🧘 Thai Massage on the Beach – Relax with a beachfront massage after a day of exploring.

🤿 Kayaking in Pileh Lagoon – Paddle through crystal-clear waters surrounded by limestone cliffs.

🧳 Travel Tips:

• 🌞 Best Time to Visit: November to April

• 🛏️ Stay on: Phi Phi Don (the only inhabited island)

• 💵 ATMs available, but bring some cash

• 🌱 Respect nature: No plastic, reef-safe sunscreen, no touching marine life