
Koh Phi Phi is one of Thailand’s most famous island groups, known for its stunning scenery, clear blue sea, colorful marine life, and lively atmosphere. Visitors from all over the world come here to enjoy its beauty.
Getting to Koh Phi Phi from Koh Lanta is easy and popular with visitors. The most common way is by joining a day trip on a speedboat. These tours usually include hotel pickup on Koh Lanta, transfer to the pier, and then a speedboat ride of about 45 minutes to 1 hour, depending on the weather and sea conditions. Day trips often include several stops around Phi Phi Don and Phi Phi Leh for snorkeling, swimming, and sightseeing, with lunch provided on the beach. It’s a convenient and enjoyable way to explore the world-famous Phi Phi Islands in just one day. Other options to get there include daily ferries and speedboats from Koh Lanta, such as Bhundaya, Chaokoh, Tigerline and Satun Pakbara.

Beach Hopping
Relax on the beautiful beaches of Phi Phi Don, such as Tonsai Bay, Loh Dalum Beach, and Long Beach. Perfect places to swim, sunbathe, and enjoy the tropical scenery.
Snorkeling
The clear waters around the islands are ideal for snorkeling. You’ll find colorful corals, tropical fish, and maybe even sea turtles.
Scuba Diving
Koh Phi Phi is famous for diving. Both beginners and experienced divers can join courses or trips to explore the amazing underwater world.
Island Tours
Take a boat trip to nearby islands like Phi Phi Leh, Bamboo Island, and Mosquito Island. These tours often include snorkeling, cave visits, and time to enjoy the landscapes.
Viewpoints
Hike up to the Phi Phi Viewpoint or other lookout spots for stunning views over the islands and the Andaman Sea.
Water Activities
Try kayaking, paddleboarding, or even jet skiing. Equipment can easily be rented on the island.
Nightlife
In the evening, Phi Phi Don comes alive with beach parties, fire shows, bars, and clubs where you can enjoy the lively atmosphere.


The best time to visit Koh Phi Phi is from November to April, when the weather is dry and sunny. A visit during the monsoon season (June to October) can still be enjoyable, but the seas can be rough and many dive & snorkeling sites may be closed.
The last few years, Maya bay has been closed to visitors between August – October. During covid times the bay was sealed off completely, making sure that wild- and marine life could recover. Nowadays the bay closes around 2 months every year, but this will be decided again every year. When Maya Bay is closed, our tours will still run. We have a look at the famous bay from outside. You will be able to see the bay and its beaches, but we won’t be allowed to dock there. This is all done to preserve nature and is in everyone’s best interest!
The most popular locations include Maya Bay (if it’s open for visitors), Phi Phi Viewpoint, Loh Sama Bay, Tonsai Village, and the various beautiful beaches on Phi Phi Don. During one of our group or private tours you will enjoy the highlights of all the islands.
You can visit Koh Phi Phi on your own by booking a ferry from Koh Lanta, but most travelers prefer joining an organized speedboat tour. These day trips are the easiest way to see the highlights, as they often include stops at several islands, snorkeling, lunch, and beach time. If you’re staying on Koh Lanta, a guided tour is the most convenient and enjoyable option to experience the beauty of Koh Phi Phi in just one day.
The national park fee is THB 400 per adult and THB 200 for children. This fee helps the park authorities protect marine life, preserve the islands, and keep the area clean. It must be paid in cash at the start of your trip and is not included in the price of our Phi Phi island tours from Koh Lanta.