The twin bays of Phi Phi Don from the viewpoint

Island guide · Phi Phi, Andaman Sea

Koh Phi Phi island guide

Phi Phi Don’s twin bays and Phi Phi Le’s cliffs and coves, Maya Bay and the reefs of Bida Nok, in a national park.

The best beaches

  1. The twin bays

    Phi Phi Don

    Phi Phi Don·Island

    The main island, with the twin bays of Tonsai and Loh Dalum.

    Read more

    Phi Phi Don is the largest island, with hotels, the pier and the twin bays of Tonsai and Loh Dalum (TAT).

    • Twin bays

    Map

Where to stay

  1. Formerly Zeavola

    OUTRIGGER Phi Phi Island Resort

    Laem Tong·Resort

    The former Zeavola, on Laem Tong beach in the north of Phi Phi Don.

    Read more

    OUTRIGGER Phi Phi Island Resort, formerly Zeavola, is at 11 Moo 8, Laem Tong (the resort’s website).

    • Quiet north
    • Formerly Zeavola

    Website Map

Things to do & see

  1. Cliffs and coves

    Phi Phi Le

    Phi Phi Le·Island

    Sheer limestone cliffs and the famous coves.

    Read more

    Phi Phi Le, about 2 km from Phi Phi Don, has steep cliffs and famous coves, including Pi Leh lagoon (TAT).

    • Coves
    • By boat only

    Map

  2. Closed in the monsoon months

    Maya Bay

    Phi Phi Le·Bay

    The famous bay on Phi Phi Le, protected by the national park.

    Read more

    Maya Bay is part of the national park; landings are controlled, and the bay closes to visitors each year during the monsoon months. Check the park’s notices before booking (TAT).

    • Protected
    • Seasonal closure

    Map

  3. Reefs and walls

    Ko Bida Nok

    Off Phi Phi Le·Dive site

    A small island off Phi Phi Le, known for diving and snorkelling.

    Read more

    Ko Bida Nok is a small island off Phi Phi Le (TAT).

    • Diving

    Map

Share your Koh Phi Phi tips

Been there? Share your experience and tips with other visitors.

  1. Loading the conversation…

House rules: keep it about Bangkok and the topic; off-topic political slogans and campaigning on any cause will be removed. Be civil and respectful, no personal attacks, no links or advertising. Comments are public and moderated, and we may remove any that break the rules. Please don’t share personal details such as phone numbers or emails.

See all of The Thai Islands from Bangkok

The ULTIMATE letter

Bangkok in your inbox

An occasional email with new places, events, island guides and our latest in-depth articles. No spam, ever.