Loh Moo Dee Beach — Attraction in Krabi Province

Loh Moo Dee Beach is a hidden gem nestled on the stunning Phi Phi Islands, offering a tranquil escape from the bustling tourist hubs. This secluded paradise boasts powdery white sand, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and lush greenery, creating a postcard-perfect backdrop for relaxation.

The intimate atmosphere of Loh Moo Dee is perfect for those seeking a quiet retreat. The absence of noisy crowds allows for a peaceful sunbathing experience or a leisurely swim in the calm sea. The vibrant coral reefs make it an ideal spot for snorkeling enthusiasts, unveiling a kaleidoscope of marine life beneath the surface.

The beach is well-maintained, with minimal commercial activity, preserving its natural beauty. However, amenities like beach chairs and umbrellas are available for comfort. The absence of excessive development adds to the charm, allowing visitors to connect with nature.

Visiting Loh Moo Dee Beach feels like stepping into a pristine, untouched paradise. Whether you're a nature lover, a photographer, or simply in search of serenity, this idyllic spot promises an unforgettable experience. Embrace the tranquility, bask in the beauty, and let Loh Moo Dee Beach cast its spell on you. It's a must-visit destination for those seeking an authentic and unspoiled...

Just spent the day on this beach and it was exactly what you see in the post cards! Beautiful sandy beach with lots of shade. Not crowded and there are even some beach chairs. Water is super clear with some rock spots that provide some nice snorkeling to watch many types of fish. Many hermit crabs along the beach where an old beached boat sits in the sand. There is also a bathroom available just off the beach by a the only little bar on the beach.

A few notes :

We took the "jungle road" on Google maps. It is literally a regular concrete road that winds and climbs for a long stretch before descending all the way back down to the beach. Some people say that you get to see the natural beauty of the island, however it's not terribly entertaining and there is significant trash along the route. ** Our recommendation is to take the route along the shore to Long Beach and scoot across from there. Much less strenuous and maybe 10-15 minutes from the far end of Long Beach. Be aware however that there is only 1 little bar that apparently only takes credit cards. Also there are no areas specified strictly for swimming and boats do come to shore across the entire area randomly. There is also some trash by the beached...

We walked from long beach its arround 10 minutes uphill and then downhill, the toilets are very dirty and the (beach bar) doesnt seem very clean either,the taxi boats to take you back at tonsai pier ask for 200baht per person instead of 100 that asks 10 minute walk back to long beach! I think they rent beach chairs for 100baht per person! And at last that i am very dissapointed as we were flying our drone the guy that rents the chairs came and told us to put down our drone and when i asked him why he didnt answered! Nothing special to this beach! I prefer long beach and you have plenty of options for...