Places of Interest
Bamboo Island
Bamboo Island, known as Ko Mai Phai, is an almost heart-shaped island covered in lush
tropical vegetation. The island's center is home to casuarina and bamboo trees, and a thin
band of white sand borders the entire perimeter.
The island is about five kilometers north of Koh Phi Phi Don and is reachable by long tail
boats. You can relax in the sun or visit a local snorkeling spot. Before returning, take the
spectacular sight of the sun sinking over the glistening blue ocean.
Mosquito Island
Mosquito Island, which is located on the opposite side of Ko Yung, is well-known for its
marine life and soft, colorful coral reefs that are found underwater. Despite being a
wonderful island with two lovely beaches, you won't want to spend much time here because
of the enormous number of mosquitoes. Don't forget to look at the three-headed pinnacle,
where Black tip reef sharks live at a depth of 15 meters.
Koh Bida Nok & Nai
For fantastic underwater adventures, visit the two renowned islands, Koh Bida Nok and Koh
Bida Nai, which are situated at the southernmost islets of the Phi Phi Islands. Experience
diving in a fascinating underwater environment with a big wall, smaller caves, slope reefs,
sandy bottom, and various marine life swimming among randomly positioned hard and soft
corals. While Koh Bida Nok will give you a chance to see stingrays and zebra sharks, Koh
Bida Nai will let you swim between rocks and see nudibranchs that are creeping on the
rocks.
Koh yao Tai
The vast island known as Koh Yao Tai, the big long island, is situated in Phang Nga bay. The
island's sand beaches, mangroves, rubber plantations, charming fishing towns, and clear,
colorful water will captivate you while you're there. You can get a taste of the
straightforward, conventional way of life of the people in southern Thailand on this island.
This pristine island is rarely crowded and will let you take in the wonders of nature in peace
