
Private boat · max 8 guests
Exclusive Phi Phi Islands
A full day at sea
Pileh Lagoon, Maya Bay and Bamboo Island by private longtail, with time to linger wherever the water is clearest.
- Duration
- Full day
- Guests
- Up to 8
- Departs from
- Ao Nang, Krabi
- Park fee
- THB 400 / adult
Highlights
- Pileh Lagoon's turquoise water inside the cliffs
- Maya Bay from the beach, as the park allows
- Bamboo Island for a long swim and lunch
Departures and prices
| Option | Time | Price per boat |
|---|---|---|
| Full day | 09:00–18:30 | THB 12,000 |
Prices cover the whole boat for up to 4 guests. Each extra guest is THB 700, up to 8 on board.
Itinerary
Hotel pickup
Early pickup from your hotel for the longer crossing.
Pileh Lagoon
Swim in the enclosed lagoon on the east side of Phi Phi Leh.
Maya Bay
Walk onto the beach from the landing point. Swimming at Maya Bay is not allowed by the park.
Viking Cave & Monkey Beach
View the cave from the boat and stop at Monkey Beach if conditions allow.
Bamboo Island
Long white beach for lunch and snorkelling before the ride home.
The order of stops can change with the tide and weather. Your captain plans the day around the best conditions.
What’s included
- Private longtail and local captain
- Hotel pickup and drop-off in Ao Nang
- Beach picnic, seasonal fruit and drinks
- Snorkel sets and paddle board
- Life jackets and accident insurance
- Towels, cooler box and Bluetooth speaker
Not included
- National park fees (paid in cash at the park)
- Gratuities for the crew
- Hotel transfer outside the free pickup areas
Pickup
Free pickup from hotels in Ao Nang and Nopparat Thara. Phi Phi is a long crossing; the trip may be moved to another date if the sea is rough.
- Ao NangFree
- Nopparat TharaFree
- Krabi TownTHB 1,000
- Klong Muang / TubkaekTHB 1,000
- Railay (meeting point)Meet the boat
- Other areaQuote on request
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Questions about this journey
How long is the crossing?
Around an hour each way by longtail, depending on the sea.
Can we swim at Maya Bay?
No. The national park allows visitors on the beach but not in the water at Maya Bay.