Phi Phi Tour
Our Phi Phi Tour differs from other companies for two simple reasons: We are the only ones to operate with a Small Group of 12 people and we use a different itinerary to avoid the crowding that often occurs during the high season. The transfer takes place directly at your hotel with a private tuk tuk between 7.30 am and 8.00 am which will take you directly to the port where our staff will wait for you. During the Phi Phi Tour we will visit the best areas that this paradise offers starting from Bamboo island which is the first island we meet after 40 minutes of navigation from the port of Nopparathara Beach. Bamboo has a beach of fine white sand and crystal clear sea, suitable for those who like to swim among tropical fish and snorkel to discover the seabed. Phi Phi Tour continues with a visit to Nuy Bay, a fantastic bay located in Phi Phi Don, reachable only by boat or by kayak for the more adventurous. Nuy Bay in addition to having crystal clear sea for snorkeling is set in the surrounding nature and embraced by very high lime stone cliffs that make it a photographic attraction. Quick stop at Monkey Beach to see the monkeys lounging on the beach, which have now become true Phi Phi superstars. During Phi Phi Tour we will choose the best areas among the many available to snorkel in search of Tropical Fish, small black tip Baby-sharks and turtles that populate the Phi Phi marine park, bearing in mind that they are not habitual animals and that they move around continuously therefore you will also need a lot of luck. Lunch on the beach with delicious traditional Thai food based on Rice, Chicken, Vegetables and fresh fruit.
Phi Phi Tour continues to discover Phi Phi Lee with its landscapes consisting of small bays surrounded by very high cliffs overlooking the sea that make the Phi Phi Islands a unique location in all of Thailand. Pileh Lagoon is a natural swimming pool with a crystalline sea made up of different shades of blue colors. The lagoon is surrounded by many cliffs covered with vegetation and after a dip we will spend time relaxing in the water and taking lots of photos.
Stop at Viking Cave where there is a thriving industry harvesting edible bird’s nests. These bird nests are really sought after and expensive, they are used for beauty products and also as food mainly used in some states of Asia as ingredients of some types of delicious soups.
