Phi Phi Islands Guide

Phi Phi Leh, Phi Phi Don and Tonsai Town

Just south west of Krabi coastline lie the stunning Phi Phi Islands, part of a marine national park that's one of the world's most unforgettable destinations. Phi Phi Don, the larger island, offers sheer limestone cliffs, fine sand beaches and hidden coves. Not far away, coral gardens and deeper reefs are sensational for diving and snorkeling. There are no cars on Phi Phi, just simple small tracks that crisscross the island, so getting around is easy – simply take a local longtail boat, or walk.

Smaller Phi Phi Leh is uninhabited and made up of steep limestone cliffs rising sheer out of the turquoise waters. It also features caves and small rocky coves. There are several bays ideal for shallow snorkeling, and on the northeast side, the famous Viking Cave, containing what are claimed to be prehistoric paintings. Phi Phi Leh is also a popular site for nesting swifts, and workers collect the nests used to make the lucrative bird's nest soup, a much-valued Chinese gourmet delicacy. Day trips to Phi Phi are easily available from Phuket and Krabi and offer snorkeling at Phi Phi Leh. If you are already on Phi Phi Don, it's possible to hire a local boat or join a tour to visit Phi Phi Leh.

Phi Phi Hotels - Where to Stay in Phi Phi

A good choice of accommodation is available, from fan cooled bungalows to exclusive resorts to air-conditioned rooms. Stay in the centre of the island around the main ferry port at Tonsai Bay, or in the more exclusive resorts located in the secluded bays. See all Phi Phi Hotels...

Phi Phi Islands & Beaches

One of the most beautiful islands in the world and set like a diamond in turquoise and blue casing, the Andaman provides the perfect surroundings. With fine sandy beaches that give way to soaring limestone cliffs, no roads, and a laid-back lifestyle...
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Phi Phi Islands Tours

Phuket Tours and Krabi Tours give you the chance to visit one of the world's most beautiful islands while Phi Phi daytrip lets you see some of the local sights, while Phi Phi Stopover is the gateway to Phi Phi's hedonistic nightlife and dining option.
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Phi Phi Islands Activities

There are many diving or snorkelling opportunities when based in this area and you can even rent a kayak to explore nearby beaches. Islands close to Phi Phi are also jaw-droppingly stunning: hire a boat and let a guide reveal them.
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Phi Phi Islands Restaurants

Obviously seafood is the main culinary draw in Phi Phi Island and munching on the day's fresh catch is the seal on a satisfactory afternoon spent exploring. But it doesn't stop at seafood; fine dining, Italian or plain burgers are all to be had here, plus the zenith of culinary excellence – fish & chips. (Read more...)

Phi Phi Islands Nightlife

Vibrant, pounding, exciting, non-sleazy and just plain fun, Phi Phi Island's nightlife is high-octane 'sanook' and not for the faint hearted. Still, if just sipping on a cocktail listening to the sound of the waves lapping up on the sand while stargazing is your thing, Phi Phi can and will oblige. (Read more...)

Phi Phi Shopping

Tonsai Village at times resembles an Eastern Bazaar with its myriad back lanes, colourful awnings, jewelry and exotic clothing – this is precisely because it is indeed an Eastern Bazaar. (Read more...)

Phi Phi Information

No cars or roads, no noisy buses, no tuk tuks, only footpaths. This dumbbell-shaped island is famous for its beauty and nightlife, its diving and beach antics - with Tonsai Bay on the south side and Loh Dalum on the north.
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