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Phi Phi Islands
The Phi Phi Islands are a six-island group in Krabi, with accommodation and services on Phi Phi Don and protected coastal attractions around Phi Phi Le.
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Ko Phi Phi Don
Ko Phi Phi Don is the inhabited centre of the Phi Phi islands, where Tonsai and Loh Dalum bays frame the main village and boat gateway. · 2.0 km away
Ko Phi Phi Le
Ko Phi Phi Le is the limestone island south of Phi Phi Don, known for Maya Bay and Pileh Lagoon within Hat Noppharat Thara–Mu Ko Phi Phi National Park. · 5.6 km away
Ko Mai Phai (Bamboo Island)
Ko Mai Phai, commonly called Bamboo Island, is a beach and reef island north of Phi Phi Don in Krabi's protected Phi Phi group. · 9.8 km away
Ko Jum
Ko Jum, also known as Ko Pu, is a lived-in island of villages and west-coast beaches in Ko Si Boya Subdistrict, south of Krabi town. · 25 km away
About Phi Phi Islands
Phi Phi Don and Phi Phi Le are the best-known members; the group also includes Yung, Mai Phai and the two Bida islands. Limestone cliffs, coves and coral habitats shape the marine landscape. The group belongs to Ao Nang Subdistrict in Mueang Krabi District. Phi Phi Don is the main overnight base, while Maya Bay on Phi Phi Le is a separately managed protected attraction with its own access rules.
Distinguish a ferry transfer to Phi Phi Don from an excursion around the other islands. Confirm your arrival pier and onward accommodation transfer, then book marine outings for the sites you wish to see. Park controls can limit swimming, landing or boat entry at individual bays even when transport to Don operates. Check current Maya Bay and reef notices rather than treating a seasonal closure at one attraction as a closure of the entire group.
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