Things to do in Phi Phi Islands
Discover the best attractions and experiences Phi Phi Islands has to offer
Historic Monuments
Phi Phi's history is etched in dramatic natural landmarks and selective memorials that tell stories of nature and resilience.
Viking Cave
A limestone cave on Phi Phi Leh known for ancient wall paintings and swiftlet nests.
Tsunami Memorial (Ton Sai Bay)
A memorial near Ton Sai Bay honoring lives lost in the 2004 tsunami.
Maya Bay
Iconic cove made famous by films; part of the island’s natural heritage and conservation efforts.
Museums
Limited formal museums on the Phi Phi islands; attractions tend to be natural or memorial sites.
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Religious Monuments
Religious sites on Phi Phi Don are modest but meaningful to visitors and locals alike.
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National & Theme Parks
Mu Ko Phi Phi National Park protects the archipelago’s reefs, cliffs, and secluded bays.
Mu Ko Phi Phi National Park
Protected marine park encompassing Phi Phi Don and Phi Phi Leh with spectacular scenery.
Maya Bay
Famous bay within the park; access has varied for conservation and safety.
Pileh Lagoon
Emerald lagoon surrounded by towering limestone cliffs; a photogenic spot by boat.
Viking Cave
Cave within the park known for historic wall paintings and swiftlet nests.
Neighborhoods
Most activity clusters around Ton Sai and the main beaches, each with its own vibe.
Ton Sai Village
Main hub of Phi Phi Don with shops, restaurants, and access to boat tours.
Laem Tong
Quiet northern area known for its beaches and resort clusters.
Long Beach
Wide sandy stretch popular for sunbathing and water activities.
Free Things to Do
There are many budget-friendly ways to enjoy Phi Phi’s beauty without spending a lot.
Beach-hopping along Ton Sai, Long Beach & Laem Tong
Stroll between beaches, swim in clear waters, and soak up the scenery for free.
Sunset at Ton Sai Pier
Watch the sun dip below the horizon as boats glide by.
Shore snorkeling near Long Beach
Spot colorful reef fish right from the shore with basic gear.
Gastronomy
Fresh seafood and Thai flavors define island dining, from street carts to beachside shacks.
Fresh seafood at Tonsai Bay
Grilled fish, prawns, and calamari served with zesty dipping sauces.
Pad Thai from local carts
Classic Thai noodles cooked to order with lime and chili.
Coconut ice cream on the beach
Creamy, refreshing treat perfect after a day in the sun.
Nightlife
Ton Sai comes alive after dark with bars, live music, and sea-front vibes.
Carlito's Bar
Lively bar with drinks, music, and a popular social scene.
Reggae Bar
Casual spot for reggae-inspired nights, games, and drinks.
Ton Sai Walking Street Market
Night market along the bay with street food and souvenirs.
Entertainment
Evening entertainment often centers on beachside performances and markets.
Maya Bay boat tours (evening options)
Boat rides offering sunset views and light shows around the bay.
Long-tail boat sunset cruise
Relaxing cruise along Phi Phi's coastline at dusk.
Ton Sai Night Market (seasonal events)
Occasional cultural and food events in the island’s main bustle area.
Sports
The limestone cliffs, seas, and reefs invite outdoor adventures year-round.
Ton Sai Bay rock climbing
World-renowned climbing area with routes for all levels.
Kayaking around Phi Phi Don & Phi Phi Leh
Explore coves and hidden beaches by paddle power.
Scuba diving at Phi Phi reefs
Diving sites around the islands offer vibrant marine life.
Off the Track
For those seeking quieter corners, there are serene getaways off the beaten path.
Bamboo Island day trip
Uncrowded island spot ideal for snorkelling and a picnic.
Mosquito Island snorkeling excursion
Clear waters and smaller crowds for a relaxing swim.
Private long-tail boat tour around the archipelago
Customizable day on the water to explore secluded bays.