Unlike most agencies that pack dozens of tourists onto large, crowded boats, we keep every group to a maximum a small group of only 12 tourists per departure — a deliberate choice, not a capacity limit. That means more space for you on board, more time our guide can dedicate to answering your questions, and a real chance to enjoy Maya Bay, Pileh Lagoon, and every stop without feeling like just another face in a line of tourists.

We plan our schedules and routes specifically to avoid overlapping with the larger tour groups from other agencies: when we arrive at a bay, we often find it nearly empty, while other groups have either already left or haven’t arrived yet. That’s why our guests come back from the tour with photos free of dozens of strangers in the background — and with the memory of a day actually lived, not just rushed through.

Our guides don’t recite a script: they know these waters from years of experience, know where the turtles are really swimming that week, which beach is calmest depending on the tide, and are happy to adapt the pace of the day to your group. With us, you’re not just booking a ticket for an excursion — you’re booking an experience designed to make you fall in love with Phi Phi the way we did.

Our Phi Phi Islands tour begins at Bamboo Island, with its fine white sand beach and clear water perfect for swimming and snorkeling among tropical fish.

From there, we continue to Nui Bay, a stunning cove on Phi Phi Don reachable only by boat, surrounded by towering limestone cliffs — one of the best photo spots on the tour.

A quick stop at Monkey Beach lets you see the islands’ resident long-tailed macaques up close.

Throughout the day, we choose from several snorkeling locations — including Bida Nok, Bida Nai, Bamboo Island, and the waters near Viking Cave — in search of tropical fish, blacktip baby sharks, and sea turtles.

We serve a traditional Thai lunch on the beach, away from the main tourist crowds, with meat, seafood, and vegetarian options available.

The day continues at Pileh Lagoon, a natural swimming pool enclosed by cliffs and turquoise water in shifting shades of blue — one of the most beautiful and most photographed spots in the entire Phi Phi Marine Park.

Maya Bay Included in Our Phi Phi Tour

Maya Bay has reopened to visitors under a limited daily-entry system, and our Phi Phi tour includes a visit with reservation handled entirely by our team. Since only a limited number of visitors are allowed each day, booking with us secures your place at one of Thailand’s most iconic beaches — the setting immortalized in The Beach and framed by dramatic limestone cliffs on all sides.

In recent years, the Thai government has protected this area by restricting swimming and restoring the seabed through coral micro-fragmentation, helping preserve Maya Bay’s beauty for future visitors.

You may be asking, what are the best things to do and what to see in Koh Phi Phi? From snorkeling in search of tropical fishes to kayaking and lunching on the beach, there’s so much to see and do in Koh Phi Phi Islands. And we’ll do our best to help you make the most of it.

First off… Saying that visiting the Koh Phi Phi Islands is an otherworldly experience isn’t in any way farfetched. It’s that kind of destination that gives you goosebumps as you sail across the waters with fantastic giant cliffs towering above. That’s the experience the Phi Phi Islands Tour offers.

It’s our pleasure to offer you the best things to do and see during your Day Trip to Phi Phi Islands , so we have designed a complete itinerary with that in mind. There are enough stops to relish the beauty of these extraordinary islands.

About the Phi Phi Islands

The Phi Phi Islands are a group of six islands within Hat Nopparat Thara–Ko Phi Phi National Park. Phi Phi Don is the largest and most developed, home to hotels around Tonsai Bay. Phi Phi Leh, famous for the film The Beach, is uninhabited and surrounded by crystal-clear water. The archipelago also includes Bida Nok and Bida Nai — limestone rock formations ideal for diving and snorkeling — along with Bamboo Island and Mosquito Island.