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Phi Phi Islands: Unmissable Wonders
The Phi Phi archipelago consists of six islands, with the main activity centered on the inhabited Ko Phi Phi Don and the protected Ko Phi Phi Leh. Key sites include Maya Bay, famous for its 100-meter limestone cliffs, and the Viking Cave, a site for harvesting swiftlet nests. The islands feature a series of elevated viewpoints overlooking the narrow isthmus of Ton Sai and Loh Dalum. Marine highlights include Pileh Lagoon and various snorkeling coves populated by crab-eating macaques.
Monkey Beach
A white-sand strip on the southwestern side of Ton Sai Bay inhabited by crab-eating macaques. Accessible via kayak or longtail boat, the area features shallow coral reefs near the shore.
Monkey Beach
A sandy cove accessible by boat, known for its resident monkey population and clear coastal waters suitable for snorkeling.
Viewpoint 1
Also known as Pineapple Viewpoint, this is the first stop on the uphill trail. It features landscaped gardens and requires a small entry fee.
Viewpoint 2
The primary observation deck offering a panoramic view of the narrow sandbar separating Ton Sai Bay and Loh Dalum Bay.
Viewpoint 3
The highest viewpoint on the island, accessible via a steep forest path from the second viewpoint. It offers a more distant, elevated perspective of the archipelago.
Viking Cave
A limestone cavern on Phi Phi Leh containing ancient wall paintings of maritime vessels. It is a primary site for the local bird's nest harvesting industry.
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