Spend a full day speeding from Phuket to the iconic limestone cliffs of Phi Phi Leh and the reef-fringed sands of Khai Island. This guided speedboat tour mixes Maya Bay, Pileh Lagoon swims, beach lunch on Phi Phi Don, and reef snorkeling at Khai.
Spend a full day speeding from Phuket to the iconic limestone cliffs of Phi Phi Leh and the reef-fringed sands of Khai Island. This guided speedboat tour mixes Maya Bay, Pileh Lagoon swims, beach lunch on Phi Phi Don, and reef snorkeling at Khai.
You feel the engine's pulse before the islands appear: the speedboat cuts through warm Andaman water and the limestone cliffs of Phi Phi Leh rise like a weathered wall, water daring you to dive beneath it.
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Operated by Mam Holidays Thailand Co Ltd · Phuket, Phuket Province
You feel the engine's pulse before the islands appear: the speedboat cuts through warm Andaman water and the limestone cliffs of Phi Phi Leh rise like a weathered wall, water daring you to dive beneath it.
This full‑day escape moves from Maya Bay and Loh Samah Bay to the Viking Cave, past cliffs worn by monsoon rains and coral-rich lagoons. Phi Phi Don offers the human side — beachside lunch, local vendors, and a shoreline where long‑tail boats rest in the shallows — while Khai Island is small, white‑sand, and ringed by shallow reefs where fish and hard coral cluster.
The islands are geologically young karst limestone, carved by sea and storm into caves and overhangs. Culturally, Phi Phi’s fame swelled after the film “The Beach”; since then conservation rules and park fees have reshaped visits and protected fragile reefs.
Plan for sun, spray, and short swims: bring reef‑safe sunscreen, a snug snorkel mask, and a light dry bag. Wear shoes that grip wet decks and be ready for brief hikes on sand and rock. The tour includes national park fees, basic snorkeling gear, life jackets, water and a buffet lunch — but a well‑fitted personal mask and a water‑tight camera improve the day.
Timing matters: an early pick‑up avoids crowds at Maya Bay and gives calmer seas for snorkeling. If prone to seasickness, take precautions the night before. Respect the park rules: no touching coral, pack out trash, and keep distance from wildlife. When the sun slides west, the ride back is an easy, salt‑bright glide toward Phuket.
easy.
8 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; you should be able to climb into a boat, swim short distances, and walk on uneven sand and rock.
Basic swimming ability is recommended for snorkeling, but life jackets are provided and guides stay nearby for safety.
Yes — the tour includes the Phi Phi Islands national park entrance fee in the listed inclusions.
Seasickness can affect anyone; take medication before boarding, sit mid‑boat for less motion, and focus on the horizon.
A buffet lunch is included; note any dietary requirements at booking so the operator can try to accommodate them.
Phi Phi’s profile rose after film exposure; Viking Cave holds ancient paintings and a history of edible bird’s nest collection used locally.
The islands are in a national park with entrance fees funding protection; visitors are asked to avoid touching coral, use reef‑safe sunscreen, and dispose of waste properly.
Mam Holidays Thailand Co Ltd operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




You feel the engine's pulse before the islands appear: the speedboat cuts through warm Andaman water and the limestone cliffs of Phi Phi Leh rise like a weathered wall, water daring you to dive beneath it.
You feel the engine's pulse before the islands appear: the speedboat cuts through warm Andaman water and the limestone cliffs of Phi Phi Leh rise like a weathered wall, water daring you to dive beneath it.
This full‑day escape moves from Maya Bay and Loh Samah Bay to the Viking Cave, past cliffs worn by monsoon rains and coral-rich lagoons. Phi Phi Don offers the human side — beachside lunch, local vendors, and a shoreline where long‑tail boats rest in the shallows — while Khai Island is small, white‑sand, and ringed by shallow reefs where fish and hard coral cluster.
The islands are geologically young karst limestone, carved by sea and storm into caves and overhangs. Culturally, Phi Phi’s fame swelled after the film “The Beach”; since then conservation rules and park fees have reshaped visits and protected fragile reefs.
Plan for sun, spray, and short swims: bring reef‑safe sunscreen, a snug snorkel mask, and a light dry bag. Wear shoes that grip wet decks and be ready for brief hikes on sand and rock. The tour includes national park fees, basic snorkeling gear, life jackets, water and a buffet lunch — but a well‑fitted personal mask and a water‑tight camera improve the day.
Timing matters: an early pick‑up avoids crowds at Maya Bay and gives calmer seas for snorkeling. If prone to seasickness, take precautions the night before. Respect the park rules: no touching coral, pack out trash, and keep distance from wildlife. When the sun slides west, the ride back is an easy, salt‑bright glide toward Phuket.