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Board a comfortable power catamaran from Chalong Pier for an 8–9 hour day visiting Pileh Lagoon, Maya Bay, Phi Phi Don and Koh Maithon. Expect snorkeling, paddleboarding, a Thai lunch on Phi Phi Don, and guided stops at signature Andaman locations.
Board a comfortable power catamaran from Chalong Pier for an 8–9 hour day visiting Pileh Lagoon, Maya Bay, Phi Phi Don and Koh Maithon. Expect snorkeling, paddleboarding, a Thai lunch on Phi Phi Don, and guided stops at signature Andaman locations.
A low-slung power catamaran slips out of Chalong Pier as the sun warms the Andaman; teak deck underfoot and the sea unfolding like a moving map. You’ll trade Phuket’s shoreline for sheer limestone cliffs and jade water, with a longtail boat threading you into Pileh Lagoon’s emerald hollow and Maya Bay’s sheltered cove for quiet photos and a short walk ashore.
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Operated by Trip Store Krabi · Phuket, Phuket
A low-slung power catamaran slips out of Chalong Pier as the sun warms the Andaman; teak deck underfoot and the sea unfolding like a moving map. You’ll trade Phuket’s shoreline for sheer limestone cliffs and jade water, with a longtail boat threading you into Pileh Lagoon’s emerald hollow and Maya Bay’s sheltered cove for quiet photos and a short walk ashore.
Geology here is dramatic: karst towers of Permian limestone rise from the sea, sculpted by millennia of waves into cliffs and caverns. Phi Phi has layered human stories too — small fishing communities, a brief movie-driven tourism boom, and recent conservation measures that closed and then cautiously reopened Maya Bay to allow reefs and sand to recover.
Expect a day paced by water: snorkeling at Monkey Bay over patch reefs, lunch on Phi Phi Don at Phi Phi Cabana, then paddle boarding and relaxed snorkeling at Koh Maithon with its clearer, shallower reefs. Guides on board cover logistics and safety; national park fees are included so you’re free to focus on the water.
Practical edge: wear reef-safe sunscreen and water shoes, keep a light dry bag for phone and cash, and consider motion-sickness meds if you’re prone — the Andaman can be choppy. Hotel pickup from Phuket is standard; the full outing runs about 8–9 hours with transfers. For responsible travel, avoid touching coral, follow guide instructions when entering the water, and carry minimal single-use plastic. This is a full-day, accessible sea adventure that balances comfort with prime snorkeling and iconic island scenery.
easy.
8–9 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; ability to hop on/off boats and swim at snorkel level is helpful
Yes — basic snorkeling gear, towels and life jackets are provided, though bringing your own mask/snorkel can improve fit and comfort.
Yes — national park entrance fees are included in the tour price per the itinerary details.
Hotel round-trip transfers are included; confirm your pickup point at booking as some remote locations may require a short transfer to a central pickup.
The tour is graded easy and suitable for families; non-swimmers can stay on board and life jackets are required during transfers and recommended while snorkeling.
Phi Phi’s islands are limestone formations long used by local fishing communities; tourism surged after the 2000s and recent closures aimed to restore damaged ecosystems.
National park management limits access and enforces no-touch reef rules; visitors should use reef-safe sunscreen and avoid single-use plastics to reduce impact.
Trip Store Krabi operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A low-slung power catamaran slips out of Chalong Pier as the sun warms the Andaman; teak deck underfoot and the sea unfolding like a moving map. You’ll trade Phuket’s shoreline for sheer limestone cliffs and jade water, with a longtail boat threading you into Pileh Lagoon’s emerald hollow and Maya Bay’s sheltered cove for quiet photos and a short walk ashore.
A low-slung power catamaran slips out of Chalong Pier as the sun warms the Andaman; teak deck underfoot and the sea unfolding like a moving map. You’ll trade Phuket’s shoreline for sheer limestone cliffs and jade water, with a longtail boat threading you into Pileh Lagoon’s emerald hollow and Maya Bay’s sheltered cove for quiet photos and a short walk ashore.
Geology here is dramatic: karst towers of Permian limestone rise from the sea, sculpted by millennia of waves into cliffs and caverns. Phi Phi has layered human stories too — small fishing communities, a brief movie-driven tourism boom, and recent conservation measures that closed and then cautiously reopened Maya Bay to allow reefs and sand to recover.
Expect a day paced by water: snorkeling at Monkey Bay over patch reefs, lunch on Phi Phi Don at Phi Phi Cabana, then paddle boarding and relaxed snorkeling at Koh Maithon with its clearer, shallower reefs. Guides on board cover logistics and safety; national park fees are included so you’re free to focus on the water.
Practical edge: wear reef-safe sunscreen and water shoes, keep a light dry bag for phone and cash, and consider motion-sickness meds if you’re prone — the Andaman can be choppy. Hotel pickup from Phuket is standard; the full outing runs about 8–9 hours with transfers. For responsible travel, avoid touching coral, follow guide instructions when entering the water, and carry minimal single-use plastic. This is a full-day, accessible sea adventure that balances comfort with prime snorkeling and iconic island scenery.