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Cruise Phi Phi’s stunning bays and beaches by speedboat with plenty of time to swim, snorkel, and soak in tropical views all day long.
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9 stops
Famed for its emerald waters and dramatic cliffs, Maya Bay is a bucket-list destination. Loh Samah Bay, just next door, offers quieter waters and a more relaxed setting for swimming and photos. The limestone karsts make every angle a postcard.
A hidden lagoon surrounded by vertical cliffs, Pileh is like nature’s private swimming pool. The turquoise waters are shallow and calm, perfect for floating. The boat ride into the lagoon is as scenic as the destination.
Floating in Pileh’s still waters is the kind of serenity that’s hard to replicate elsewhere. You’re literally swimming in a limestone crater open to the sky.
This cave has ancient wall paintings resembling Viking ships (hence the name), though they were made by locals centuries ago. It’s also a harvesting spot for edible bird’s nests, prized in Chinese cuisine.
A small cove with golden sand and limestone backdrop, famous for its resident crab-eating macaques. It’s one of the few places where monkeys actually descend to the beach.
A flat, circular island ringed with soft white sand and surrounded by reefs. Its calm beach makes it perfect for unwinding after the busier stops.
The reefs around Bamboo Island are rich with tropical fish, and visibility can stretch 20+ meters. It’s beginner-friendly but rewarding even for seasoned snorkelers.
This island is named after a rock formation that looks like a chicken’s head. Its long sandbar is walkable at low tide, connecting it to nearby islands.
The waters here are clear and calm, making it a great place to float above schools of tropical fish.
Famous for its sandbar that appears at low tide, linking it to Chicken Island. It’s a rare chance to walk between islands surrounded by blue water.
The shallow waters around the sandbar attract lots of small fish. It’s like swimming in a giant natural aquarium.
A quieter, less-visited island that offers panoramic views of Krabi’s coastline. The lookout point is ideal for those after a unique perspective of the Andaman Sea.
Known for its long sandy beach backed by pine trees and a dramatic limestone cliff offshore. It’s a perfect spot for a final swim or lazing on the sand.
A relaxed beachfront barbecue caps the day with Thai flavors and sunset views. Eating grilled seafood with your toes in the sand is as local as it gets.
End the evening with a night swim among glowing plankton. The bioluminescence flickers when you move, creating a surreal glow-in-the-dark experience.
