Outdoor activities in Ko Phi Phi Don are a mix of adventure sports and some laid-back vibes amidst scenic beauty. Ko Phi Phi Don comes with an ideal terrain and atmosphere to spend active holidays and make plenty of unforgettable memories. So, explore the wilderness of Ko Phi Phi Don and spend some time in the lap of nature with these exciting outdoor activities Ko Phi Phi Don has to offer. From the most adventurous experiences to the most popular ones, the following list combines it all to make sure you do not miss these unique experiences while planning a trip to Ko Phi Phi Don.
Outdoor Activities in Ko Phi Phi Don
From sunrise to sunset, let's discover the best spots for outdoor activities in Ko Phi Phi Don:
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Maya Bay
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Surrounded by 100-meter high cliffs on three sides, Maya Bay attracts the visitors with its enchanting beauty and pristine waters. As you enter the area, there are several beaches that shall preoccupy your visit. Most of these beaches are small and exist on low tide. Maya Bay has earned an international reputation as it became the backdrop of the movie The Beach in 1999. The main beach is 200 m...Read more -
One of the six islands of Phi Phi archipelago, the Bamboo Island lies 5km northeast off Ko Phi Phi Don. Endowed with tropical climate, its sea is surrounded by white sand and central part is covered with lush green vegetation of bamboo trees that give the name to this island. You can take a day trip to watch its beautiful coral reefs which lie at a short distance of its shore. Although this bea...Read more -
Phi Phi View Point
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Climb up to the highest point (186 meters above the sea level) in Phi Phi islands to enjoy the spectacular views of Phi Phi Leh, Tonsai Village and Loh Dalum bays, divided by a 100 m flat strip of land. As you reach up the height you shall be able to see the unusual shape of the Phi Phi Islands, structured like ‘H’. Apart from the view, you can also opt for the three paths that...Read more -
Sailing on Captain Bob’s Sailing Booze Cruise is a fun laden activity through which you can discover the most beautiful sites of Phi Phi Islands. The cruise departs at 1pm from Tonsai Bay and ends up at 7pm. It combines activities such as snorkeling, fishing, kayaking, cliff jumping, and monkey feeding. The cruise covers the following islands: Maya Bay Monkey Beach Loh Samah Bay Wang Lon...Read more -
As the name suggests, Monkey Bay is a colony of monkeys who wait to be fed with bananas as the tourists reach here. The beach can be easily reached by long tails from Loh Dalam Bay. If you want to indulge into some adventure, rent a kayak from which you can continue your exploration of other small coves, which might not be seen from the peak of the island. -
Named after the black clouds of mosquitoes at sunset, the Mosquito Island is situated on the north of Phi Phi Don. It has some well preserved offshore coral gardens that make for great snorkeling. It is also Phi Phi Island’s remotest island with a limestone cliff rock about 700 meters long. The island is endowed with a plethora of soft corals that are formed due to the strong tides that s...Read more -
Located on the eastern coast of Phi Phi Islands, Moo Dee Bay is a recently developed attraction. Since the area was not considered to be suitable for heavy construction, there had been very little development here until recently. However, today the beach is host to world-class resorts such as Holiday Inn Phi Phi and Outrigger Phi Phi which have been set up in 2010. Its name sounds sim...Read more -
Viking Cave
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Viking Cave is located north of Piley Bay on the east coast of Phi Phi Ley. You can visit this place only with the help of the tour boat operators who will stop their boats close enough to the entrance so that the tourists can take the pictures and can see inside the cave. Today, a bamboo scaffold covers the most of its view. Inside the cave, you can see the prehistoric drawings that resemble t...Read more -
Long Beach
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This beach claims of the softest and whitest sand amongst all the other islands. Near to Tonsai village, the beach is known for its tranquil surroundings. However, if you visit this beach at night, you can hear the music of techno, drum and bass drifts playing in the resorts situated on the beach. There are various facilities available on the beach such as: Excellent restaurants offering Thai ...Read more -
One of the primary attractions in Phi Phi Islands is rock climbing, with Tonsai offering the maximum number of roots to the adventure seekers. With a number of climbing schools and guiding companies such as Basecamp Tonsai and climbing shop such as the Rock shop, it is the best destination for rock climbing. They provide gear and guidance to the inexperience as well the experienced professional...Read more -
Tonsai Village
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This bustling centre of Phi Phi Islands is a major tourist attraction which covers the markets, an exquisite beach and a stunning nightlife. A special feature of the village is that you shall not find any roads or cars but only footpaths. Known for its bohemian culture, the village attracts a lot of people who want to look out for some entertainment apart from the natural beauty. You shall not ...Read more -
Situated on the east coast of Ko Phi Phi Don, Rantee Bay is an exceptionally calm one owing to its shape which acts as a kind of breakwater. Bordered by coconut trees which line up the beach, a visit to this bay is quite a peaceful experience. You will find a lot of bamboo huts and hammocks on the beach which render a laidback vibe to the whole place. The bay is known for its coral reef 8...Read more -
The Tsunami Memorial Garden was established in memory of the victims of tsunami 2004. Built by volunteers, the garden is a good place of contemplation. This garden features a pond and a collection of plaques which bear the names of the people who lost their lives in tsunami. As you enter inside, you shall come across a walkway which will take you through several sights of colorful flowering pla...Read more -
This bay is rarely visited by sightseers and snorkelers as it is too thin to accommodate the large boats. However, the bay looks absolutely ravishing with its deep cut in 100 meter high sheer cliffs on the western side of the Phi Phi Don Island Mountains. As you enter the bay, you shall find a thin channel that meanders first to the right to the edge of the reef and 3 National Marine Park moori...Read more -
Shark Watching Tours
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There is a small ’shark point’ which is located 800m off Long Beach which makes up for a perfect tour for shark watching activity. There are a number of professional tour operators such as The Adventure club (the most famous) which organize shark watching tours in small groups. Along with professional guidance, they also provide snorkeling equipment for the activity. The tour usuall...Read more