Phuket to Phi Phi Islands by Cruise with Lunch and Snorkeling

Located at the bottom of a tall limestone cliff on the northeastern side of the island. It is also a the hunting/harvesting of swiftlet birds’ nests. We will stopping there for taking some photos.

It is a simply stunning 150m-long strip of white powdery sand fringed by emerald water. The backside of the beach is a rather steep limestone cliff, covered with lush vegetation that offers monkeys a comfortable habitat, which is where it gets its name from. We will be taking some photos of the wild monkey reside on the beach. - Snorknalling

Also known/spelled as Ao Pileh, Pileh Lagoon, Pileh Cove or Pi Ley Cove, it is like a canyon, almost cutting Koh Phi Phi Leh in two. We will be doing snorknelling

d snorkeling spot with tropical marine life and colorful corals.

to allow the reef and marine environment to recover; presided by the Director-general of the National Parks, however our boat will stay at the new boundary to view Maya & Samah Bay.