Half day (phiphi lay + Plankton) 4 hrs. by Longtail Boat (14.00-18.30)
฿ 600.00/Adult
฿ 400.00/Child
General Tips for Visiting
Half-Day Longtail Boat Tour: Phi Phi Ley
Duration: 14:00 – Sunset
Check in 1:40pm
Meet at McDonald’s (Tonsai Pier)
- Monkey Beach
-Maya Bay
- Loh Samah Bay
-Pi Leh Bay
-Viking Cave
Tour Includes
Drinking water
Fresh seasonal fruit
Soft drinks
Life jacket, mask, snorkel
Not Included
National Park fee:
Adult: 400 THB per person (cash only)
Children:200 each
Program can change depending on the tide and weather conditions without prior notice
The best way to explore them is by joining a boat tour such as speedboat or long-tail boat tours.
Due to environmental protection, some areas like Maya Bay may have time limits and visitor .
Bring snorkeling gear, sunscreen, water, and be prepared for changing weather conditions.
Respect wildlife and natural habitats, especially in areas with monkeys and protected marine life.
These locations together offer an iconic experience of southern Thailand’s natural beauty, combining beaches, wildlife, underwater adventures, and cultural history.
If you plan to visit soon, it's advisable to check here
Monkey Beach
Located near the Phi Phi Islands, Monkey Beach (also known as Laem Tong Beach on Phi Phi Don or the beach with monkeys on Phi Phi Leh) is renowned for the presence of wild monkeys that inhabit the area. Visitors often enjoy observing the monkeys in their natural habitat while relaxing on the sandy beach. Caution is advised as the monkeys can be mischievous.
Maya Bay
Maya Bay on Phi Phi Leh Island is world-famous due to the movie The Beach starring Leonardo DiCaprio. This stunning bay is enclosed by towering limestone cliffs and offers pristine white sand and turquoise waters. It is a top tourist spot for swimming, snorkeling, and photography. However, access to Maya Bay has been restricted or controlled at times to protect the environment, so it is advisable to check current regulations before visiting.
Loh Samah Bay
Loh Samah Bay is located adjacent to Maya Bay on Phi Phi Leh Island. It is a secluded bay surrounded by cliffs with calm, clear waters ideal for snorkeling. The bay is smaller and quieter than Maya Bay but offers rich marine life, making it a favorite spot for underwater exploration.
Pi Leh Bay
Pi Leh Bay is another beautiful bay on Phi Phi Leh Island known for its crystal-clear water and dramatic limestone cliffs. It is a popular spot for snorkeling because of its vibrant coral reefs and abundant fish species. The bay is also scenic for kayaking and swimming.
Viking Cave
Viking Cave (also called Tham Phaya Nak or Cave of the King) is located on the northeastern side of Phi Phi Leh Island. The cave is famous for its ancient wall paintings, believed to have been created by sea nomads (called Vikings by locals due to the style). The cave is also a harvesting site for edible bird nests, a prized delicacy. Visitors can view the cave from boats, but entry is usually restricted.
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