Start your day with a convenient pick-up from your hotel in Phuket. Our professional driver will meet you in the lobby and ensure a smooth and comfortable transfer to the pier, where your island adventure begins.

To start your day, you will receive a complimentary light breakfast at our hospitality lounge, along with a brief introduction to your tour from our certified professional guide

Maya Bay, located on the western shore of Phi Phi Leh Island, is one of Thailand’s most iconic destinations. Made world-famous by the movie “The Beach,” this stunning bay is now a protected area, offering a serene and eco-conscious experience. While swimming and snorkeling are no longer allowed to preserve the delicate marine ecosystem, visitors can still step onto the pristine white sandy beach, walk in the crystal-clear shallow waters, and admire the bay’s dramatic limestone cliffs. One of the highlights of the visit is spotting baby blacktip reef sharks peacefully swimming near the shore—a rare and beautiful sight that reflects the success of local conservation efforts. Maya Bay is nature at its purest.

Pileh Lagoon, located on the southwestern side of Phi Phi Leh Island, is one of the Andaman Sea’s most breathtaking natural wonders. Surrounded by towering limestone cliffs and filled with crystal-clear emerald water, this secluded lagoon offers a serene escape into untouched beauty. The calm, shallow waters are perfect for swimming, relaxing, and taking in the majestic scenery. With excellent visibility, the lagoon also offers glimpses of colorful marine life beneath the surface. As you float in this sheltered bay, the towering cliffs create a peaceful, cinematic atmosphere ideal for photos and quiet reflection. While some thrill-seekers may try cliff jumping in specially supervised settings, most visitors simply enjoy the moment, surrounded by one of Thailand’s most iconic landscapes. Whether you're snapping photos or just soaking up the view, Pileh Lagoon is a highlight of any Phi Phi Island tour.

Located on the northeastern side of Phi Phi Leh Island, Viking Cave—also known as Tham Phaya Nak—is famed for its ancient wall paintings resembling Viking ships and for housing swiftlet birds that build edible nests. These nests are highly prized in Chinese cuisine and are traditionally harvested by local sea gypsies. Though entry is restricted to protect the delicate ecosystem, visitors can admire the cave from the boat while learning about its cultural and ecological importance. Viking Cave offers a fascinating glimpse into the traditions, biodiversity, and mystique of the Andaman Sea’s coastal heritage.

Monkey Bay, also known as Ao Ling or Monkey Beach, is a scenic cove on Phi Phi Don Island nestled between Tonsai and Loh Dalum Bays. This peaceful beach features powdery white sand, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and lush tropical greenery backed by dramatic limestone cliffs. What makes Monkey Bay truly unique is its lively population of wild macaque monkeys. Visitors can watch these curious creatures roam the shoreline or swing through the trees—all while enjoying the serene natural surroundings. While the monkeys are friendly, it’s best to observe them from a respectful distance. Monkey Bay is a perfect blend of island beauty and fascinating wildlife.

Phi Phi Don is the largest and only inhabited island in the Phi Phi archipelago, located in Krabi Province. Surrounded by crystal-clear waters, white sandy beaches, and dramatic limestone cliffs, it’s a perfect stop for both adventure and relaxation. During your visit, enjoy a delicious Thai buffet lunch at a local beachfront restaurant—an ideal break to refuel while taking in the island views. Phi Phi Don is rich in biodiversity, coral reefs, and tropical vegetation, once home to the sea gypsy community known as the Chao Leh. With its mix of natural beauty and cultural charm, this island remains a highlight of any Andaman Sea tour.

The Khai Islands are a trio of small paradise isles near Phuket: Khai Nai, Khai Nui, and Khai Nok. Known for their powdery white beaches and clear turquoise waters, they’re perfect for swimming, relaxing, and snorkeling. Khai Nok, the largest and most visited, offers plenty of beachside fun and shaded spots to unwind. The surrounding coral reefs are teeming with vibrant tropical fish and marine life, making it an ideal location for beginner and family-friendly snorkeling. Once a resting point for local fishermen, the islands now welcome visitors seeking peaceful beauty and island charm. Whether you want to explore the underwater world or soak up the sun, the Khai Islands promise a laid-back tropical experience.

After a day of exploring the stunning Phi Phi and Khai Islands, unwind as we provide a smooth and comfortable return transfer to your hotel in Phuket. At approximately 4:30 PM, our team will assist you back onto the transfer vehicle from the pier, ensuring your journey ends just as stress-free as it began. Whether you're staying in Patong, Kata, Karon, or any of the main beach areas, our door-to-door service is included for your convenience. Sit back, relax, and reflect on the incredible memories you’ve made throughout the day. With safety, comfort, and hospitality as our priority, we make sure your island adventure ends on the perfect note.