Discover the mythical archipelago
of Koh Phi Phi
Nestled in the heart of the Andaman Sea, the Phi Phi Islands attract travelers from all over the world every year with their spectacular scenery. Limestone cliffs plunging into turquoise waters, white sand beaches fringed by jungle, secret lagoons and incredibly rich marine life… Koh Phi Phi is a true paradise, both wild and vibrant.
In reality, Koh Phi Phi is an archipelago made up of several islands and islets, each offering a unique experience.
Phi Phi Don
The heart of the archipelago
It is the largest of the islands and the only one permanently inhabited.
You will find all the necessary infrastructure there: hotels, restaurants, bars and shops.
The centre, separated by two beaches, is entirely pedestrianized: here, there are no cars or scooters, only bicycles and walking.
In the north of the island, a more isolated village offers a peaceful atmosphere, far from the hustle and bustle of the center.
Phi Phi Don also hides treasures accessible only by boat:
Monkey Beach 🐒, famous for its monkeys by the water.
Nui Bay 🌊, a small wild gem ideal for snorkeling.
Wang Long Bay ⛵, an intimate cove surrounded by cliffs.
Phi Phi Leh
The iconic island
Uninhabited, it is the most famous island thanks to its spectacular landscapes.
Maya Bay 🌴, made world-famous by the film The Beach. A protected beach, it amazes with its white sand and majestic cliffs.
Pileh Lagoon 💎, an emerald green lagoon surrounded by limestone cliffs, perfect for an unforgettable swim.
Viking Cave 🕍, a mysterious cave where swallow nests are still being harvested.
Loh Samah Bay 🤿, a magnificent spot for snorkeling, rich in corals and tropical fish.
Bamboo Island The Robinson Escape
Located a little further north, this small island of white sand with crystal-clear waters is a must-see.
excursions.
A calmer atmosphere than Phi Phi Don.
A paradise for swimming and relaxation enthusiasts.
Excellent spot for snorkeling on its coral reef.
The Bida Islands
Divers' sanctuaries
Two small rocky islets south of Phi Phi Leh, world-renowned for scuba diving.
Impressive drop-offs covered in coral.
An exceptional underwater fauna: turtles, leopard sharks, barracudas and multicolored fish.
Spots accessible only by boat, ideal for experienced divers but also for a first supervised dive.
Mosquito Island
The protected one
Once visited, this small island is now closed to the public for conservation reasons, in order to protect its biodiversity.
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