Phi Phi Islands

They also provided transportation to and from the hotel, and we could choose whether to snorkel or not, and we could also relax and swim around the island, which was great. We also had a leisurely sit-down lunch. I thought we were going to Maya Beach, but I was surprised to find out that it was a sightseeing trip from the ferry. It was also nice to see the beautiful Maya Beach from the sea side.

Thanks to our friendly and enthusiastic guide. We had a fun and enjoyable day. The schedule was packed, there was plenty to see and the whether was perfect. I highly recommend it.

There were about 50 people on the boat. I barely spoke any English, but the guide was very kind and I didn't have any problems. Since you leave your luggage on the boat and go into the water or onto the islands, it's a good idea to bring as few valuables as possible. I only used cash for tips and for purchasing photos taken during the tour (200 baht each, optional). You'll generally wear a life jacket over your swimsuit, so even if you can't swim, it's fine! Regarding attire, I wore a hoodie over my swimsuit on the way there. On the way back, I took the bus (reservation required) in my swimsuit, but if your hotel is far away or you're concerned, there are restrooms at the port, so you can bring your underwear and clothes to change into. Regarding what to bring, a large towel is essential. If you want to take photos, you can bring a waterproof case for your smartphone with you into the water. Fins were available for rental, but I didn't think they were necessary. The boat rocked quite a bit, so if you're worried, take motion sickness medicine. Water and Pepsi were distributed frequently along the way. Raincoats were also distributed when it started to rain. It was a lot of fun! I think this price is cheap for this volume.