Phi Phi Islands
The Phi Phi Islands are a picturesque archipelago of six islands located in the Andaman Sea between Krabi Province and Phuket Island.
Known for its majestic cliffs and tropical beaches, Phi Phi offers ideal conditions for sea voyages and relaxing holidays on a yacht.
The archipelago includes two main islands:
• Phi Phi Don is the largest and only inhabited island.
• Phi Phi Le is famous for its natural beauty.
Phi Phi Don
Phi Phi Don is the largest and only inhabited island in the archipelago. It consists of two parts connected by a narrow isthmus. The area of the isthmus, known as Ton Sai Village, is home to a port, bars, shops, hotels and restaurants. This place is especially popular among young people and evening entertainment enthusiasts.
Phi Phi Le
Phi Phi Le attracts tourists with its picturesque bays and coves. Among the few beaches, the famous Maya Bay beach stands out, where the movie "The Beach" with Leonardo DiCaprio was filmed.
Pileh Lagoon
Peel Lagoon is located next to the island of Phi Phi Le and is a mandatory stop on tours of the archipelago.
This is the deepest lagoon in Thailand, formed as a result of a fracture of the earth's crust. The limestone rocks at the bottom give the water an incredible color, as if through a Photoshop filter.
The lagoon is surrounded by majestic cliffs overgrown with greenery, but there is no access to the shore. Here you can actively relax: jump off a yacht and swim in crystal clear water.
The bay itself is one of the most fascinating places not only in the archipelago, but also in the whole of Thailand.
This is the deepest lagoon in Thailand, formed as a result of a fracture of the earth's crust. The limestone rocks at the bottom give the water an incredible color, as if through a Photoshop filter.
The lagoon is surrounded by majestic cliffs overgrown with greenery, but there is no access to the shore. Here you can actively relax: jump off a yacht and swim in crystal clear water.
The bay itself is one of the most fascinating places not only in the archipelago, but also in the whole of Thailand.
