Phi Phi Island Deluxe Plus Gold 6 Island Package

Travel by speedboat across dazzling blue waters at one of the most stunning spots on the planet. Admire the magnificent sites around the Phi Phi Islands, including Maya Bay on Phi Phi Ley (which was made famous in the movie The Beach with Leonardo DiCaprio), Ton Sai Bay at Phi Phi Don, Khai Nui Island, Yao Yai Island, Mosquito Island and Bamboo Island. You won't believe how picturesque these islands are until you actually see them for yourself.

After being collected from your hotel in Phuket, relax with a complimentary coffee or tea at Park Hopper and Pier and then board your speedboat for the short journey to Khai Nai Island to do some snorkelling.

After about 15 minutes at Khai Nui Island, jump back into the speedboat to be driven to a private beach on Yao Yai Island. Here you can get up to whatever you wish, including swimming, snorkelling or just sunbacking on soft white-powdery sand.

At about 11:30am you'll sit down at a private restaurant to enjoy a Thai Buffet Lunch.

After lunch, spend about 30 minutes exploring Mosquito Island, taking advantage of all the photo opportunities available to you.

It is then off to Bamboo Island to sit and relax under the sun or be mesmerized by the magnificent snorkelling and swimming opportunities available in the vivid turquoise waters here.

Moving onto Phi Phi Don, the largest of the Phi Phi Islands, spend about an hour's sightseeing at Ton Sai Bay and at Monkey Beach.

Phi Phi Leh is probably the more famous of the Phi Phi Islands, thanks to Maya Bay being home to the Hollywood movie 'The Beach' with Leonardo DiCaprio's. However, there are also other places for sightseeing on the island, including Viking Cave, Pileh Cove and Loh Samah Bay.

Disclaimer: Please note that boats can only pass Maya Bay. There will be no shoring up at Maya Bay as the Tourism Authority of Thailand National parks announced it will be closed until further notice for restoration. An appropriate alternative location will be arranged until Maya Bay is re-opened.