Phi Phi Island Ferry — Local services in Chalong

Phi Phi consists of a group of six islands. Only 40 km away from Phuket, Phi Phi Don and Phi Phi Leh are the two most famous islands of the six. With their pristine waters and vibrant parties, these islands are a wonderful way to spend a few days in Thailand.

With four other islands besides the large ones, Phi Phi houses Bida Nok, Bida Nai, Ko Mai Phai, is also known as Bamboo Island. Phi Phi Islands became famous after the 2000 Hollywood flick 'The Beach' that was shot in Ko Phi Phi Le. Ko Phi Phi Leh houses The "Viking Cave" which is a thriving industry that sells edible birds nests.

It's striking cliffs, white sand beaches with jungles all around and clear blue waters make it look nothing short of paradise. None of the islands has roads, and most of the islands are humanly inhabited, making Phi Phi Islands one of the few untainted beautiful landscapes left in the world. These easily accessible islands can be reached from both Phuket and Krabi, by a speedboat in just 45 minutes or by a ferry...

This is one of the water transports to reach to Phi Phi Island. There are big, small and medium sizes ferry available here. We went by a large size of ferry which was capacity of 400 people. The journey by ferry on Andaman sea to Phi Phi Island was unforgettable. we had lot of fun when the ferry was crossing across the sea. To understand the spectacular views, natural sea and giant rook into the sea i posted here some pictures.The best and the most exciting part of the journey was swimming in the sea. I probably never forget that...

We visited Phi Phi island through a ferry from Phuket. We had Silver seats in ferry, with reclining seats with massage option and clear view of sea water and island. It was approx 2.5 hours journey and on the way we were served with soft drinks and snacks. The phi phi island view is stunning and out of the world.

It’s like seeing is believing!

We had wonderful experience of ferry ride, phi phi island and scuba diving. The food served in the island...