Program:

This group sea trip (different nationalities can be on the program, but we will help you in Hungarian throughout if required) will guide you to the stunning Phi Phi Islands, where beautiful landscapes, turquoise water and iconic cliffs await you. During the program - depending on seasonal opening hours - you will visit the famous Maya Bay, snorkel in the waters of Pileh Lagoon and Loh Sama Bay, and stop at Monkey Beach, known for its monkeys.

After a delicious lunch on the beach, there will be time to relax and swim. The trip departs from Krabi early in the morning and returns late in the afternoon - an ideal choice for those who would like to explore one of Thailand's most beautiful archipelagos together.

Departure and transfer:

• 07:40–08:00 – Pick-up in Krabi Town, Klong Muang, or Tub Kaek

• 08:30–09:00 – Pick-up from Ao Nang Beach

• 09:30–09:40 – Pick-up at Railay Beach, East Floating Pier

09:15-09:30 - Check in at Nopparat Thara Pier, then

After quick registration, departure by speedboat to the Phi Phi Islands.

Morning program:

• Maya Bay (seasonal) – Filmed in the movie “The Beach.” White sand beach and iconic backdrop, but swimming and snorkeling are not permitted (approx. 50 minutes)

• Pileh Lagoon – Stunning lagoon surrounded by limestone cliffs. Longtail boat ride available (optional, 1500 THB / boat / 5 people)

• Snorkeling around Phi Phi Leh – Living coral reefs and clear water (approx. 40 minutes)

• Viking Cave – Cave with famous wall paintings and bird nests

• Monkey Bay – Bay with monkeys, access depends on the tide

Lunch:

• Buffet lunch at Arida restaurant with selected Thai dishes

• After lunch, a short rest or walk on the beach (approx. 1 hour)

Afternoon program:

A quiet, sandy beach north of Phi Phi. Ideal for swimming, sunbathing or relaxing (approx. 1 hour stay).

Return:

• 16:30–17:00 – Arrival back to Ao Nang

• 17:00–17:30 – Transfer back to the hotel

Important information:

Program dates are for informational purposes only and may change without prior notice due to weather and sea conditions.