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Spend a day aboard the modern Blu Anda catamaran from Ao Po Grand Marina to Phi Phi’s limestone bays. Swim, snorkel and explore Maya Bay’s surroundings while enjoying on-board meals and hotel transfers.
Spend a day aboard the modern Blu Anda catamaran from Ao Po Grand Marina to Phi Phi’s limestone bays. Swim, snorkel and explore Maya Bay’s surroundings while enjoying on-board meals and hotel transfers.
Morning light hits Ao Po Grand Marina and the Blu Anda catamaran slips free, its low profile cutting a clean line across the Andaman. Deck handrails hum with salt; limestone towers of Phi Phi appear like cliffs waking from the sea. You’ll pass Camel Rock, Viking Cave and the sheltered bowl of Pileh Lagoon before dropping anchor at white-sand bays where the water dares you in with refracted turquoise.
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Operated by Tour East Thailand · Phuket, Phuket
Morning light hits Ao Po Grand Marina and the Blu Anda catamaran slips free, its low profile cutting a clean line across the Andaman. Deck handrails hum with salt; limestone towers of Phi Phi appear like cliffs waking from the sea. You’ll pass Camel Rock, Viking Cave and the sheltered bowl of Pileh Lagoon before dropping anchor at white-sand bays where the water dares you in with refracted turquoise.
These islands are limestone karsts carved by millions of years of wave action and tectonic lift; they hold traces of Moken sea-nomad culture and, more recently, a boom in international tourism that reshaped local villages and protected areas. Maya Bay made headlines for reef damage and managed closures — a reminder that these bays are alive and fragile.
On this full-day catamaran, expect a steady cruise, guided snorkeling stops, and beach time at Bamboo Island and Tonsai Bay. The vessel provides breakfast canapés, snacks, lunch, snorkel gear and a knowledgeable English-speaking crew; hotel transfers from Phuket are included. Sea conditions vary by season, and the operator may adjust the route for tides and weather.
Practical tip: bring reef-safe sunscreen, a lightweight long-sleeve top for sun, and a personal snorkel mask if you prefer a closer fit. Time your visit for the cool, calm months (November–February) for the clearest water. Be prepared to follow park rules: no touching coral, carry out trash, and respect restricted areas. With basic fitness and a sense of curiosity, this cruise delivers easy access to some of the Andaman’s most striking coastlines.
easy.
10 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; be comfortable boarding ladders and swimming short snorkel sessions
Basic swimming ability is recommended for snorkeling and beach entries; life jackets are provided for non-swimmers.
The trip includes hotel pickup/drop-off, meals, snorkeling equipment, a small towel/sarong, National Park fees and an English-speaking guide.
Yes—during monsoon or rough seas the operator may alter or cancel stops for safety; check the cancellation policy and daily conditions.
Cruises pass Maya Bay and may visit when park regulations allow; closures for reef rehabilitation mean you may only view it from the water at times.
The Phi Phi islands are uplifted limestone karsts with archaeological and Moken cultural ties; modern tourism expanded rapidly in the late 20th century.
Parts of the area are in Hat Noppharat Thara–Mu Ko Phi Phi National Park with rules to protect reefs; visitors should avoid touching coral and limit single-use plastics.
Tour East Thailand operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Morning light hits Ao Po Grand Marina and the Blu Anda catamaran slips free, its low profile cutting a clean line across the Andaman. Deck handrails hum with salt; limestone towers of Phi Phi appear like cliffs waking from the sea. You’ll pass Camel Rock, Viking Cave and the sheltered bowl of Pileh Lagoon before dropping anchor at white-sand bays where the water dares you in with refracted turquoise.
Morning light hits Ao Po Grand Marina and the Blu Anda catamaran slips free, its low profile cutting a clean line across the Andaman. Deck handrails hum with salt; limestone towers of Phi Phi appear like cliffs waking from the sea. You’ll pass Camel Rock, Viking Cave and the sheltered bowl of Pileh Lagoon before dropping anchor at white-sand bays where the water dares you in with refracted turquoise.
These islands are limestone karsts carved by millions of years of wave action and tectonic lift; they hold traces of Moken sea-nomad culture and, more recently, a boom in international tourism that reshaped local villages and protected areas. Maya Bay made headlines for reef damage and managed closures — a reminder that these bays are alive and fragile.
On this full-day catamaran, expect a steady cruise, guided snorkeling stops, and beach time at Bamboo Island and Tonsai Bay. The vessel provides breakfast canapés, snacks, lunch, snorkel gear and a knowledgeable English-speaking crew; hotel transfers from Phuket are included. Sea conditions vary by season, and the operator may adjust the route for tides and weather.
Practical tip: bring reef-safe sunscreen, a lightweight long-sleeve top for sun, and a personal snorkel mask if you prefer a closer fit. Time your visit for the cool, calm months (November–February) for the clearest water. Be prepared to follow park rules: no touching coral, carry out trash, and respect restricted areas. With basic fitness and a sense of curiosity, this cruise delivers easy access to some of the Andaman’s most striking coastlines.