Koh Phi Phi Holidays

Where is Koh Phi Phi?
The Phi Phi archipelago consists of six Islands in the Andaman Sea, lying 25 miles south-east of Phuket and about the same distance from Koh Lanta on Thailand’s west coast. They are within the Hat Nopparat Thara-Ko Phi Phi National Park, which protects a large marine area. Access is by boat from Phuket or Krabi, which takes around 90 minutes to an hour.

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Koh Phi Phi Don
Koh Phi Phi Don is beautiful, with its dramatic limestone cliffs and lush jungle leading down to soft white sands. It’s deservedly popular, but the island has somewhat become a victim of its own attractiveness and it has become increasingly busy over years. Ton Sai – a narrow sandy isthmus that joins the two hillier parts of the island – is the main hub of activity. If you’re arriving on a ferry from Phuket or Krabi, this is where you’ll be dropped off, and there are many restaurants, bars, dive outlets and market stalls to discover. Quieter areas can be easily found around the island, with Long Beach to the east and Laem Tong to the north two of the picture-perfect favourites.

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Koh Phi Phi Leh
Koh Phi Phi Leh is so breathtaking it borders on otherworldly. Due to its protected national park status, visitors are only permitted here during daylight hours, and highlights include the hidden pale green lagoon of Pileh, home to hundreds of colourful fish and turtles; Viking Cave where swifts make their nests; and Maya Bay (recently reopened following extensive coral conservation), which is enclosed on three sides by vertical limestone cliffs.

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