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Famous archipelago in the Andaman Sea known for the mythical Maya Bay, its majestic limestone karst cliffs, turquoise lagoons and a vibrant marine atmosphere.
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Tipo
island destination
Extensión
8 km
Estancia recomendada
3 días
Región
Krabi
Located in Krabi province, the Phi Phi Islands archipelago is one of the most spectacular and photogenic island landscapes in the world. Made up of six main islands – highlighting Koh Phi Phi Don (the only inhabited one) and Koh Phi Phi Leh (protected as a National Park) –, it impresses with its vertical limestone rock walls covered with vegetation that emerge directly from crystalline turquoise and emerald waters. It is an ideal destination for snorkeling, traditional boat excursions, hiking to panoramic viewpoints and diving.
Maya Bay, one of the most beautiful bays on the planet, sheltered by 100-meter-high cliffs and extra-fine white sand.
Pileh Lagoon (Pileh Bay), an emerald tropical fjord surrounded by limestone walls where boats float in an almost unreal environment.
Phi Phi Viewpoints (1, 2 and 3), the most iconic viewpoint on Koh Phi Phi Don that allows you to admire the thin isthmus of sand that separates the bays of Tonsai and Loh Dalum.
Bamboo Island (Koh Mai Phai), a small unspoiled island at the northern end of the archipelago surrounded by brilliant corals and dazzling sandy beaches.
Monkey Beach, a picturesque cove inhabited by families of macaques between cliffs and tropical jungle.
Viking Cave, a fascinating sea cave on Koh Phi Phi Leh with ancient rock paintings and famous for collecting swallow nests.
Descubre los lugares más fascinantes e imperdibles de esta costa
An enigmatic cave at the foot of a cliff on Koh Phi Phi Leh where you can see historical boat paintings and swallow nests are harvested for Asian cuisine.
It can only be seen from the boat; Entry inside is restricted for conservation.
Cada punto de interés tiene su propia historia y magia única
26-34°C
25-32°C
24-31°C
24-32°C
Tropical monsoon climate of the Andaman Sea. The best time to visit is from November to April (dry and sunny season). From May to October, the southwest monsoon prevails, with a greater probability of rain, intense waves and temporary maritime security closures.
Warm tropical waters all year round, constantly hovering between 28°C and 30°C.
From May to October, strong swells and currents occur on westward open beaches such as Loh Dalum.
HälfteSharp limestone and coral formations near the shore in several coves at low tide.
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📍 42 km • ⏱️ 1 hour by speedboat / 2 hours by ferry
📍 38 km • ⏱️ 45 minutes by speedboat / 1.5 hours by ferry
📍 30 km • ⏱️ 1 hour by ferry or speedboat
Descubre todo lo que Phi Phi Islands tiene para ofrecer
Descubre las increíbles costas y paisajes marinos de este destino
Thailand's most famous bay, located on Koh Phi Phi Leh, framed by gigantic limestone cliffs and crystal clear turquoise waters.
Extremely fine floury white sand.
Calm and transparent turquoise waters like a swimming pool.
Restricted swimming in certain areas to protect coral reefs and reintroduced marine fauna.
By organized excursion or taxi-boat to Loh Samah Bay, followed by a short walk on a wooden walkway.
No road access.
Sale or consumption of processed food is not allowed on the beach to preserve the National Park.
Environmental interpretation center, public toilets and protected wooden paths. Unsupervised bathing or entry with motor boats directly into the sand is prohibited.
Long, tranquil golden sand beach on Koh Phi Phi Don with spectacular frontal views of the rocky silhouette of Koh Phi Phi Leh.
Fine, golden soft sand.
Deep waters ideal for swimming a few meters from the shore.
Peaceful and very safe beach for swimming.
A 30-minute walk along a coastal path from Tonsai Village or 5 minutes by traditional boat taxi.
No vehicle access.
Restaurants and beach bars in the small bungalows on the beach.
Massages on the beach, rental of snorkeling equipment and sun loungers at the resorts.
An imposing semicircular bay of shallow water located north of the Tonsai Isthmus, famous for its sunsets and its festive nightlife atmosphere.
Very fine white sand.
Very shallow and warm; During low tide the water recedes hundreds of meters.
Extremely calm waters with no current for most of the year.
Direct pedestrian access 3 minutes from Tonsai port.
No vehicle access.
Beach bars with terraces, international restaurants and nightly fire shows.
Rental of kayaks, paddleboards, lounge chairs and water activity centers.
An idyllic flat beach with a circular shore that completely surrounds a small uninhabited island at the northern end of the archipelago.
Extra white and fine coral sand.
Crystal clear turquoise blue waters with shallow coral reefs.
Very safe. Protected National Park.
By speedboat excursion or by hiring a Longtail taxi boat from Tonsai or Laem Tong.
No vehicle access.
Small park kiosk with soft drinks and simple snacks.
National Park ranger post, public bathrooms and shaded area under the sea pines.
Explora los encantadores pueblos que dan vida y carácter a esta costa
The urban, economic and port heart of Koh Phi Phi Don. A vibrant pedestrian center full of shops, restaurants and accommodation.
Quiet exclusive enclave on the northern tip of Koh Phi Phi Don, perfect for a relaxing and luxurious retreat away from the crowds.
Descubre los secretos mejor guardados y rincones únicos que pocos conocen
A stunning emerald-hued marine inlet surrounded by vertical limestone cliffs on Koh Phi Phi Leh, creating a protected natural pool.
Access only by sea. Sunlight is optimal at midday.
A picturesque and secluded cove guarded by the impressive 'Camel Rock' rock formation, excellent for snorkelling away from the hustle and bustle.
It can be reached by kayak from Loh Dalum or by hiring a wooden taxi boat.
A peaceful 300 meter white sand bay on the east coast of Phi Phi Don, surrounded by coconut trees and with a pristine environment.
Accessible by a pleasant 30-minute trail from Tonsai or Long Beach.
Conecta con la naturaleza y descubre paisajes únicos que te dejarán sin aliento
Stepped route that ascends from Tonsai Village through tropical vegetation until reaching impressive panoramic terraces with views of the entire isthmus of the island.
Easy walk along cliffs and small secondary bays under the shade of native vegetation.
The gastronomy in Phi Phi stands out for the freshness of its fish and seafood caught daily in the Andaman Sea, complemented by traditional dishes of southern Thai cuisine and a varied international offering.
Local fish, squid and giant prawns prepared over charcoal on the terraces of Tonsai.
A very spicy and spicy southern curry made with fermented fish entrails, bamboo shoots and vegetables.
Traditional Thai hot and sour soup served with local prawns, lemongrass, galangal and kaffir lime leaves.
Ultra refreshing drink prepared with tropical fruits grown in the region.
Classic accompaniment to watching the sunset at Loh Dalum Beach.
Glutinous rice seasoned with sweet coconut milk and served with slices of fresh ripe mango.
Thin crispy dough fried in butter and filled with banana with condensed milk or cocoa.
Events focused on the ecological conservation of the marine park and traditional Thai celebrations.
Traditional festival where the inhabitants float small floral baskets illuminated with candles in the bays of Tonsai and Loh Dalum.
Community ecological initiatives organized by local dive centers for the maintenance and restoration of corals.
Evaluación completa basada en múltiples criterios de calidad
"Picture-postcard beaches with fine white sand, sheltered bays and transparent waters surrounded by cliffs."
"Culture focused on the sea and Moken/Chao Ley fishing traditions; little presence of large monumental temples."
"There are no public cars or motorcycles on Koh Phi Phi Don. All internal transportation is pedestrian or by traditional taxi boats."
"Completely pedestrian island; free of road traffic, cars and conventional roads."
"Slightly more expensive than other islands in Thailand due to the logistics of transporting supplies and its very high tourist demand."
"Ideal for families during the day for its water excursions; It is recommended to stay outside the lively center of Tonsai to avoid night noise."
"Good variety of restaurants with fresh seafood, Krabi curries, Italian food and international options."
"Strict environmental conservation measures implemented following the temporary closure of Maya Bay to regenerate reefs and ecosystems."
"One of the most famous island landscapes in the world and a mandatory stop in the Andaman Sea."
"Excellent for snorkeling, scuba diving, karst rock climbing, sea kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding."
"Constant waste management efforts in an island environment without motor vehicles."
"Extremely safe destination with a quiet environment and no land traffic dangers."
"Tonsai Village is a picturesque labyrinth of narrow pedestrian streets full of bazaars, shops and terraces."
"One of the most impressive natural wonders in Southeast Asia for its karst formations and marine lagoons."
"Very rich reefs with black tip reef sharks, hawksbill turtles, clown fish and colorful corals."
"An essential tropical paradise with unforgettable dramatic geography."
🌟 Destino Extraordinario
💭 "An essential tropical paradise with unforgettable dramatic geography."
Todo lo que necesitas saber para planificar tu visita
From November to April. It is the dry period with clear skies, calm seas and optimal visibility for snorkeling and diving. It is advisable to avoid the months from June to October due to monsoon rains and possible strong waves.
Since there are no motor vehicles on Koh Phi Phi Don, you will need to walk to your hotel or use taxi boats. Strict environmental protection rules apply in Maya Bay: swimming in coral regeneration areas and the use of sunscreens with chemicals harmful to the reef are not allowed.
Fast, good quality Wi-Fi available in the vast majority of hotels, cafes and restaurants in Tonsai Village.
Climb Phi Phi Viewpoint with appropriate sports shoes; Stone steps can be slippery with moisture.
Use only biodegradable, coral-friendly sunscreens when visiting Maya Bay and Pileh Lagoon.
Hire a private taxi boat to leave at 6:30 or 7:00 AM for Maya Bay and Pileh Lagoon to enjoy the places without the crowds.
Choose fresh fish or seafood directly from the ice counters at the entrance to the port restaurants.
At Monkey Beach do not feed or touch the wild macaques and keep your belongings and backpacks tightly closed.
Sumérgete en aventuras únicas y descubre el mar desde otra perspectiva
Sail in a traditional Thai boat to visit Maya Bay, swim in Pileh Lagoon and photograph the Viking Cave.
Snorkel dive from Long Beach to spot peaceful blacktip reef sharks in their natural habitat.
Paddling on transparent waters surrounding limestone cliffs and accessing small hidden coves such as Monkey Beach.
First class diving spots in the south of the archipelago with an abundance of soft corals, turtles and schools of tropical fish.
