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Thank you very much! I really liked the excursion! It was delicious, filling, fun and beautiful!
Phi-Phi + Khai 1 day
A scenic sea adventure with stops at the most iconic locations of the Andaman coast: Maya Bay with its white sandy beach, swimming in the emerald waters of Pileh Lagoon, snorkeling around the reefs of Phi Phi Don, spotting monkeys in the wild, and relaxing on the paradise island of Khai Nok.
Description
07:30–08:00 Pick-up from hotels in Phuket.
09:00 Check-in at the pier, welcome drinks, and introduction from the guide.
09:30 Departure from the pier.
10:30 Maya Bay (Maya Bay is closed to visitors from August 1st to September 30th).
A world-famous bay with powdery white sand, surrounded by 200-meter-high limestone cliffs. The movie “The Beach” starring Leonardo DiCaprio was filmed here. A perfect spot for relaxation and photos.
11:30 Pileh Lagoon.
Swimming and jumping into emerald waters surrounded by towering cliffs. A true natural gem of Phi Phi Island.
12:20 Viking Cave.
A glimpse into the local tradition of harvesting swiftlet nests — a rare and valuable practice in Thailand.
12:30 Monkey Beach.
Watch monkeys in their natural habitat, set against a backdrop of dramatic cliffs and tropical forest.
12:45 Phi Phi Don.
Snorkeling in crystal-clear water among coral reefs and exotic marine life.
13:30 Lunch on Phi Phi Don Island.
Enjoy a traditional Thai lunch.
15:20 Khai Nok Island.
A small tropical paradise with soft white sand and clear waters. Ideal for relaxing, swimming, and observing colorful fish right off the beach.
16:50 Return to Phuket.
17:10 Arrival at the pier and transfer to hotels.
09:00 Check-in at the pier, welcome drinks, and introduction from the guide.
09:30 Departure from the pier.
10:30 Maya Bay (Maya Bay is closed to visitors from August 1st to September 30th).
A world-famous bay with powdery white sand, surrounded by 200-meter-high limestone cliffs. The movie “The Beach” starring Leonardo DiCaprio was filmed here. A perfect spot for relaxation and photos.
11:30 Pileh Lagoon.
Swimming and jumping into emerald waters surrounded by towering cliffs. A true natural gem of Phi Phi Island.
12:20 Viking Cave.
A glimpse into the local tradition of harvesting swiftlet nests — a rare and valuable practice in Thailand.
12:30 Monkey Beach.
Watch monkeys in their natural habitat, set against a backdrop of dramatic cliffs and tropical forest.
12:45 Phi Phi Don.
Snorkeling in crystal-clear water among coral reefs and exotic marine life.
13:30 Lunch on Phi Phi Don Island.
Enjoy a traditional Thai lunch.
15:20 Khai Nok Island.
A small tropical paradise with soft white sand and clear waters. Ideal for relaxing, swimming, and observing colorful fish right off the beach.
16:50 Return to Phuket.
17:10 Arrival at the pier and transfer to hotels.
Included in the price
- Transfer from all Phuket beaches
- Transfer from Khao Lak hotels - Wednesdays
- English speaking guide
- Meals as per program
- Entrance fees to National Parks
- Universal Snorkeling Masks for Adults
- Life jackets
- Medical insurance
Extra charge
- Individual transfer on request - 3 000 baht per car (round trip)
- Transfer from hotels in the Khao Lak area - 5 000 baht per car (round trip)
What to bring
- Swimwear (wear it right away)
- Towel
- Sun protection: SPF 50+ sunscreen, sunglasses, hat, cotton long-sleeve shirt or pareo
- Beach footwear: flip-flops, sandals, crocs
- Coral shoes (if available)
- A set of dry clothes
- Personal hygiene items
- Children's snorkel masks (if needed)
- Insect repellent
- Phone, camera, waterproof covers (optional)
- There are no kettles or hairdryers in the hotel rooms
- Copy of your passport or a photo on your phone
- Money for personal expenses and tips
Important to known
- Child ticket for ages 4-11. Free for children up to 3 years old (no separate seat in the minivan).
- The program may change due to weather conditions or other unforeseen circumstances.
- Maya Bay is closed to visitors from August 1st to September 30th.
- Pregnant women, children under 1 year old, and people with back or neck problems are not allowed on the tour.
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I was on an excursion in August. Well, it was fun. Despite or thanks to the "low season" there weren't many people at the locations. The groups were quite large, international (we had some very noisy Chinese citizens as neighbors). But thanks to the accompanying translator, there were no problems. Overall, the guys were great, they tried very hard. I was pleasantly surprised that they picked me up from Khao Lak for free (you can only lure a tour operator here for astronomical amounts of money). Before the trip, be sure to fill up with Dromina if you suffer from seasickness. Overall, the memories are pleasant, I recommend it)<br>