Maya Bay

Our planned itinerary allows us to sleep overnight in Maya Bay. We now have access to the beach in Maya Bay after being closed for 2 years. As we arrive in the bay in the afternoon you will most likely be the last people on the beach for that day. To see the bay without any boats moored and not a single person or footprint in the sand is truly a sight to behold If the weather conditions do not suit mooring in Maya Bay we have several other options that are just as beautiful including Loh Moo Dee Beach, Plieh bay, and Loh Sama bay or Monkey Beach. Each of these locations has an abundance of sparkling bioluminescent plankton so you will get to experience the psychedelic underwater show. Wherever we end up we promise you will have the experience of a lifetime.

Maya Bay

Check onto our Phi Phi Don office between 2:30 and 2:45 pm (detailed map on the contacts page of our website) Show your voucher on your phone/tablet or print out and store any large luggage for free and pack a smaller bag with things you will need for our trip; swimwear, towel, mosquito spray, camera, and of course, your abundant sense of adventure! We will all walk to the pier at 2:50 pm for a 3:00 pm departure as we set sail on our Phi Phi adventure! Our first stop is Viking Caves for a photo and then onto the stunning Pileh bay for snorkeling and kayaking. We can usually spot some harmless black-tipped reef sharks if you are quiet enough. After a snack of fresh fruit, we then head to Maya Bay entering through the rear entrance. You will have access to the beach. As we arrive the day-trippers will be leaving and we will be left with our own paradise so you are free to explore whilst the sun goes down.