Spend a luxe day on a 2024 twin-hull catamaran visiting Pileh Bay, Maya Bay (subject to park closures), and Honeymoon Island for two snorkel sessions, clear kayaks, and on-deck Thai cuisine. Small groups, hotel transfers, and park fees included make this an effortless island-hopping day out of Phuket.
Spend a luxe day on a 2024 twin-hull catamaran visiting Pileh Bay, Maya Bay (subject to park closures), and Honeymoon Island for two snorkel sessions, clear kayaks, and on-deck Thai cuisine. Small groups, hotel transfers, and park fees included make this an effortless island-hopping day out of Phuket.
You step from the pier into warm sea air and the new Indigo catamaran’s bow sundeck stretches like an open invitation—360° views, teak walkways, and a crowd intentionally kept small. The twin-hull glides past limestone towers that rise from the Andaman, water daring you to dive in. By midday a long-tail skims into Pileh Bay and the guide points to a jade lagoon where cliffs squeeze the sky.
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Operated by Seven Plus Travel · Phuket, Phuket
You step from the pier into warm sea air and the new Indigo catamaran’s bow sundeck stretches like an open invitation—360° views, teak walkways, and a crowd intentionally kept small. The twin-hull glides past limestone towers that rise from the Andaman, water daring you to dive in. By midday a long-tail skims into Pileh Bay and the guide points to a jade lagoon where cliffs squeeze the sky.
The Phi Phi archipelago is young in geological time: sheer karst cliffs carved from uplifted coral and sand, hollowed by waves into caves and narrow channels. Maya Bay’s recent history is as dramatic as its cliffs—the bay became globally famous after a feature film and has since been managed with strict closures and visitor limits to let reefs and nesting turtles recover.
Onboard you’ll find a Thai buffet, air-conditioned lounges, and inflatable play zones; in the water, expect two guided snorkeling sessions over coral bommies and schools of reef fish. Guides provide masks and life jackets; transparent kayaks and sea scooters change how you watch the ocean’s floor.
Practical edge: sea conditions can be choppy—carry seasickness remedies and reef-safe sunscreen. Hotel pickup and national park fees are included, but wear water shoes for rocky landings and stash valuables in a dry bag. Time your trip for the dry season (Nov–Apr) for calm seas and clearer snorkeling. This is a full, social day at sea—comfortable, activity-packed, and designed to put the islands, not crowds, at the center of the experience.
moderate.
8 hours.
Moderate fitness; able to climb onboard ladders, swim short distances, and be mobile on and off boats for up to a full day.
Maya Bay has been subject to temporary closures for ecological recovery; operators will substitute extended time at other islands when the bay is closed.
Yes—this tour includes hotel pickup and drop-off across Phuket; confirmed pickup times are provided after booking.
No—life jackets are provided and guides supervise snorkeling; basic swimming ability is recommended for comfort.
A Thai buffet lunch, breakfast sandwiches, afternoon tea, fruits, and soft drinks are included; bring any specialized diet items or snacks if needed.
The Phi Phi islands are limestone karst formations uplifted from ancient coral; Maya Bay rose to global fame after a feature film which drove visitor management changes.
Ko Phi Phi is managed under national park rules with visitor caps and periodic closures to let reefs and turtle nesting recover; avoid touching coral and use reef-safe products.
Seven Plus Travel operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




You step from the pier into warm sea air and the new Indigo catamaran’s bow sundeck stretches like an open invitation—360° views, teak walkways, and a crowd intentionally kept small. The twin-hull glides past limestone towers that rise from the Andaman, water daring you to dive in. By midday a long-tail skims into Pileh Bay and the guide points to a jade lagoon where cliffs squeeze the sky.
You step from the pier into warm sea air and the new Indigo catamaran’s bow sundeck stretches like an open invitation—360° views, teak walkways, and a crowd intentionally kept small. The twin-hull glides past limestone towers that rise from the Andaman, water daring you to dive in. By midday a long-tail skims into Pileh Bay and the guide points to a jade lagoon where cliffs squeeze the sky.
The Phi Phi archipelago is young in geological time: sheer karst cliffs carved from uplifted coral and sand, hollowed by waves into caves and narrow channels. Maya Bay’s recent history is as dramatic as its cliffs—the bay became globally famous after a feature film and has since been managed with strict closures and visitor limits to let reefs and nesting turtles recover.
Onboard you’ll find a Thai buffet, air-conditioned lounges, and inflatable play zones; in the water, expect two guided snorkeling sessions over coral bommies and schools of reef fish. Guides provide masks and life jackets; transparent kayaks and sea scooters change how you watch the ocean’s floor.
Practical edge: sea conditions can be choppy—carry seasickness remedies and reef-safe sunscreen. Hotel pickup and national park fees are included, but wear water shoes for rocky landings and stash valuables in a dry bag. Time your trip for the dry season (Nov–Apr) for calm seas and clearer snorkeling. This is a full, social day at sea—comfortable, activity-packed, and designed to put the islands, not crowds, at the center of the experience.