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Spend a fast, comfortable day aboard a luxury catamaran exploring Bamboo, Phi Phi and Maiton Islands from Phuket. Enjoy snorkeling, paddleboarding and a Thai buffet while the Andaman Sea unfolds around limestone cliffs and clear shallows.
Spend a fast, comfortable day aboard a luxury catamaran exploring Bamboo, Phi Phi and Maiton Islands from Phuket. Enjoy snorkeling, paddleboarding and a Thai buffet while the Andaman Sea unfolds around limestone cliffs and clear shallows.
You step aboard Sweetie on a bright Phuket morning, leather seats cool beneath you and the Andaman opening like a promise ahead. The catamaran slips forward with a hushed confidence; waves rock the hull and the sea seems to dare you toward limestone cliffs and powder-white beaches.
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Operated by Seven Plus Travel · Chalong (Phuket), Phuket Province
You step aboard Sweetie on a bright Phuket morning, leather seats cool beneath you and the Andaman opening like a promise ahead. The catamaran slips forward with a hushed confidence; waves rock the hull and the sea seems to dare you toward limestone cliffs and powder-white beaches.
Geology here is blunt and theatrical: Phi Phi’s cliffs are uplifted coral and limestone, scoured by wind and tide into sheer faces and hidden coves. Bamboo Island is a low, sugar-sand shelf where shallow water pools like glass. Maiton sits closer to Phuket, a coral ring of snorkeling channels and quieter coves favored by local fishermen. Culture is present in small ways — longtail boats tied to pylons, vendors on Phi Phi Don, and the legacy of the islands’ conservation cycles after seasonal closures.
The day runs as a brisk loop: a one-hour sprint to Bamboo, a beach break, then Phi Phi for lunch and reef snorkeling, a pass by Viking Cave toward Maya Bay (seasonal access varies), and a final play at Honeymoon Island with paddleboards and a floating slide.
Practical edge: expect a full 8-hour day with hotel transfers included; snorkeling gear and life jackets are provided. Water can go from glassy to choppy—bring seasickness remedies and reef-safe sunscreen. Swim shoes and a light windlayer help for wet footing and late-afternoon spray.
This trip is for anyone who wants quick access to classic Andaman island scenes without slow-boat crowds — fast transit, comfortable onboard amenities, and multiple shallow reefs to explore in a single, well-paced day.
easy.
8 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; you should be comfortable swimming short distances and getting on/off boats.
Yes—masks, snorkels, fins and life jackets are provided for snorkeling stops; disposable mouthpieces are often included.
Yes—life jackets are provided and activities can be enjoyed from shallow water or the boat, but basic swimming ability is recommended for full snorkeling participation.
Landing at Maya Bay is seasonal and subject to park regulations; operators often substitute alternative stops when the bay is closed.
Yes—island-wide hotel transfers in Phuket are included and pickup times are scheduled based on your hotel location.
The Phi Phi islands are uplifted limestone with long histories of fishing communities; recent decades have seen heavy tourism followed by deliberate recovery efforts after environmental damage.
Marine park rules and periodic closures (such as Maya Bay recovery) aim to let coral and beach ecosystems recover—use reef-safe products and avoid touching corals.
Seven Plus Travel operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step aboard Sweetie on a bright Phuket morning, leather seats cool beneath you and the Andaman opening like a promise ahead. The catamaran slips forward with a hushed confidence; waves rock the hull and the sea seems to dare you toward limestone cliffs and powder-white beaches.
You step aboard Sweetie on a bright Phuket morning, leather seats cool beneath you and the Andaman opening like a promise ahead. The catamaran slips forward with a hushed confidence; waves rock the hull and the sea seems to dare you toward limestone cliffs and powder-white beaches.
Geology here is blunt and theatrical: Phi Phi’s cliffs are uplifted coral and limestone, scoured by wind and tide into sheer faces and hidden coves. Bamboo Island is a low, sugar-sand shelf where shallow water pools like glass. Maiton sits closer to Phuket, a coral ring of snorkeling channels and quieter coves favored by local fishermen. Culture is present in small ways — longtail boats tied to pylons, vendors on Phi Phi Don, and the legacy of the islands’ conservation cycles after seasonal closures.
The day runs as a brisk loop: a one-hour sprint to Bamboo, a beach break, then Phi Phi for lunch and reef snorkeling, a pass by Viking Cave toward Maya Bay (seasonal access varies), and a final play at Honeymoon Island with paddleboards and a floating slide.
Practical edge: expect a full 8-hour day with hotel transfers included; snorkeling gear and life jackets are provided. Water can go from glassy to choppy—bring seasickness remedies and reef-safe sunscreen. Swim shoes and a light windlayer help for wet footing and late-afternoon spray.
This trip is for anyone who wants quick access to classic Andaman island scenes without slow-boat crowds — fast transit, comfortable onboard amenities, and multiple shallow reefs to explore in a single, well-paced day.