World’s famous Phi Phi island and Maya Bay, Never miss this chance by travelling with us.
Everybody hears about how beautiful and impressive Phi Phi Islands are. When visiting Krabi, this is a must.
Railay Eco Tour proudly invites you to enjoy this impressive full day trip that you are going to witness the beauty of Phi Phi Island, Maya Bay, Phi Leh Lagoon, Viking Cave, Bamboo Island, all completed in one trip.
Phi Phi Island
A meeting point of worldwide visitors with a unique landscape, a spacious white sand beach that makes it the best place for sunbathing, a viewpoint for enjoying sunset view, full of restaurants, café and bars all around street. The mixture of people, location and culture in Phi Phi make this experience unforgettable.
Deciding to stay a night or two here would never disappoint you.
Maya Bay
A dream destination of all, Maya bay was actually closed for 3 years and now open again with full nature’s recovery overlooking to the layer of absolute white sand beach to the pleasantly emerald sea.
Phi Leh Lagoon
A famous world’s lagoon and it is the highlight of this trip. Here is a picturesque point that is recommended for photo shooting with the popular boat’s front part having the emerald sea underneath.
Viking Cave
Let’s admire an ancient painting here on the cave wall. Here is also used to be in the scene of movie “The Beach”.
Bamboo Island
An island of a very long sand beach, white & clean. One more spot to enjoy swimming in the perfectly crystal clear water.
Given a sense of complete relaxation, you are suggested to wander around, enjoy your picnic, collecting beautiful post. More importantly, the island front is the popular spot for snorkeling and to enjoy seeing coral.
A full day trip of Phi Phi Island would start at Ao Nammao Pier and stop at each spot before reaching Phi Phi. Each stop and duration of time may depend on tide. You shall rest assure that our skillful caption would manage this and complete his best job.
Taking this trip would only make you fall in love deeper with Andaman Sea and what Thailand has to give you.
Talay Waek Krabi is a sandbar that links three islands: Koh Kai, Koh Tup, and Koh Mor. The sandbar shows up when the tide goes out, so you can walk across the sea floor from one island to the next. It sits off Ao Nang in Krabi province. It looks best at the lowest tide, which usually lands near the full moon and the new moon.
The boat from Krabi to each island takes a different amount of time. The closest spot, Railay, is just a 10 to 15 minute longtail boat ride. The farthest, Phi Phi, takes about 45 minutes by speedboat or 1 to 2 hours by big ferry. The time changes with distance, boat type, and the waves that day. This guide pulls every Krabi boat route into one place, near islands and far ones. It's all in easy tables. We also tell you which boat fits each route, and how to catch your round on time. So you can plan your island day before you even leave your hotel.
A good family tour in Krabi matches the activities to your kids' ages and keeps the day from getting too tiring. The secret is simple: start with calm inner bays, easy beaches, and short boat rides. Kids can swim safely, and parents get to relax instead of worrying all day. This guide covers which activities suit little kids and which suit teens, what makes a family trip tiring, and a safety checklist to pack before you go.
A private tour in Krabi means you book the whole boat just for your group. You don't share it with strangers. It costs more per person than a group tour, but you pick the islands, set the times, and never wait for a big crowd. The price depends on group size, boat type, half or full day, and the season. Here's how it differs from a group tour, what a private tour includes, who it's best for, what sets the price, and how to get a good rate.
Krabi's southwest monsoon runs from May to October. The Andaman sea gets bigger waves, it rains more often, and the water turns greener and less clear than the dry months. But that doesn't mean you can't go. Inner bays and land spots stay calm and fun. And many days the rain is just a short afternoon burst, then the sky clears again. Here's the upside most people miss: way fewer crowds, cheaper rooms and tours, lush green hills, and dramatic skies you won't see in the dry season. This guide covers what monsoon in Krabi is really like, where you can still go, what to skip on rough days, and how to make your trip worth it.
Krabi's golden season runs from January to April. This is the dry season, so the skies are clear, the sea is calm, and almost every island tour runs every day. It's the best time of year for clear water, both for snorkeling and diving. Boats reach Phi Phi and Maya Bay with no problem, and the sunsets are crisp every evening. This guide covers why these months are the golden window, how each month from January to April feels different, and how to book smart before rooms and tours fill up. It's for anyone who wants to enjoy Krabi's dry season to the fullest.