Phi Phi

• Attend a Thai boxing match: There is a place called the Reggae Bar in Phi Phi that offers visitors with the chance to attend a Thai boxing match. It takes place every night and is a thrilling experience if you are in the mood of enjoying a real match in the ring while sipping on beer. The bar also has a large screen television that showcases leading sports matches – making it for a perfect nightlife experience in Phi Phi.

• Go on a pirate adventure: Visitors can check out Pirate Island Adventures – the two storey shop that is converted into a haunted pirate shipwreck for visitors to gain a real-time authentic pirate experience. It is definitely a fun thing to do. There is a 5D theatre that you can check out for yourself as well.

• Cook and eat traditional Thai food: The true essence of any new place can be truly experienced after tasting food that is typical to the roots of its location. Thai food is quite popular in the Phi Phi Island region. Imagine yourself not only eating and savoring the delicious Thai food but also being a part of its making procedure. Take a class at Pum’s Thai Cooking School located in Tonsai village and enjoy the culture of Thai food.

• Booze cruise through the island city: There is plenty of night-life existing in this beautiful island city of Phi Phi. If you are looking for spending a proper night at Phi Phi by partying your woes away then try Captain’s Bob. This place offers a fun and eventful way of discovering some of the most beautiful sports around Phi Phi. The session usually starts from the Tonsai Bay and goes around the main regions while providing its users with food as well as booze.

There are some amazing places that you can make the most of while in Phi Phi. Here are the places that you must see in Phi Phi Islands when you are visiting:

• Phi Phi Le National Park
• Hat Yao
• Ao Lao Dalam
• Viking Caves
• Ao Pileh Bay
• Mosquito Island
• Bida Islands
• Maya Bay
• Bamboo Island
• Moo Dee Bay
• Central Tonsai Village
• Ao Tonsai Pier
• Nui Beach
• Phak Nam Bay
• Loh Samah Bay
• Pileh Lagoon
• Wang Long Cave
• Loh Ba Kao Bay

Due to the tropical weather, Phi Phi islands are best avoided during the summer season or the off-season. The best time to visit Phi Phi islands is definitely during the monsoon season, which spans through the months of November to March. Here is a month wise breakup for all the seasons:

November to March: During this season, it is the cool monsoon season which you can take complete advantage of as a tourist. Although, if you are going only for water sports, then you should avoid going during this season. The temperature fluctuates between 24 degrees Celsius to 32 degrees Celsius.

April- May, September- October: You can witness the Thai New Year on 13^th of April, but apart from this the weather is unbearably hot April through May and September through October. The temperature goes up to 36 degrees Celsius and the weather can get really humid and sticky.

June-August: June to August is the off-season time, during which you can enjoy like a local. The temperature ranges between a comfortable 20-30 degrees Celsius and there are various activities and places that you can explore during this time of the year.

Bora Bora Restaurant: The magical and lively Bora Bora is the perfect afterparty place. It is a beachfront property with a free salad bar, free daily soup with meals, and thumping music blasting late into the night. Get chatting with the friendly staff and have a blast discussing politics with the locals. If you show a copy of Bora Bora’s promotional flyer, you can even get free drinks. The wild Hippie restaurant and bar is ideal for getting a simple meal and exploring the local party scene.

Location: Central East Tonsai, Koh Phi Phi.
Timings: 8 am to 11 pm

Ibiza Pool Party: The legendary pool parties at Ibiza House are an unmissable part of the nightlife in Phi Phi Islands. Held thrice every week, the fun starts early and goes on late until dark. Loud music, amazing views of the clear blue sea, and immaculate white sand beaches await you at these gatherings. Make new friends, dance to your heart’s content, and play fun games. Alcohol is served as well, however, the rates may be jacked up.

Location: 225 Moo7, Ao-Nang, Muang, Koh Phi Phi.
Timings: 1 pm to 9 pm on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays

Stockholm Syndrome: Tucked away in a cosy corner of Tonsai Village, Stockholm Syndrome is a happening bar and watering hole. There are two floors and the ground floor features fun games like beer pong tables and pool tables, along with a dance floor. The first floor houses a comfortable and stylish lounge where you can drink in peace. The lively atmosphere will put anyone in a party mood. The drink rates are on the expensive side, but on a par with those of other bars in Phi Phi.

Location: 81000, Ao Nang, Mueang Krabi District, Krabi.
Timings: 5 pm to 3 am

Phi Phi Reggae Bar: The famous Reggae Bar is an integral part of Phi Phi island nightlife. With its electric energy, loud beats, and live Muay Thai Kickboxing matches - it is an unmissable destination in Phi Phi. You can even participate in a kickboxing match yourself! A flat-screen TV shows major sports tournaments and there is a range of signature cocktails to choose from. A sure-fire way of getting drunk quickly is to buy one of the ‘buckets’ of drinks available here.

Location: Central Tonsai by Jordan’s Irish Pub.
Timings: 5 pm to 2 am

Carlito’s Beach Bar & Nightclub: The beachfront property is famous for its buzzing atmosphere and famous fire poi dancing. The latter is a fire show done with swinging chains which starts at 9.30 pm. Patrons can opt to learn the dangerous art too. The show is accompanied by upbeat music and a selection of beers, cocktails, and buckets full of alcohol and energy drinks. Dance the night away at this lovely nightclub and enjoy the free amenities like yoga sessions and WiFi.

Location: Tonsai East, Koh Phi Phi.
Timings: 11 pm to 2 am

There are plenty of ways to get to Phi-Phi islands. The most common way that tourists use is through speedboats and ferries. These are the options that you can choose for your travel:

• By Air: The nearest airport to Phi Phi islands is the Krabi International Airport (KBV) which is situated at a distance of 15 kilometres from the city centre. You can fly in from Bangkok, Singapore and Kuala Lumpur.
• By Boat:The Island’s main pier is situated at Tonsai Pier. It is located right in the center of Tonsai Bay. You can commute to and fro from Phuket, Rai Leh, Ao Nang, and Krabi Town.
• By Car:Although an island, you can drive in to Phi-Phi Islands through Bangkok and Phuket as well.

Since Phi Phi Islands have a lot of attractions situated near water, the main way to get around Phi Phi is through ferries and boats. Here are some of the other options that you can undertake to get around Phi Phi Islands:

• By Foot: This is definitely the best way to explore the Phi Phi islands. Every footstep has something different to offer to you and you can absorb in the nooks and corners while exploring Phi Phi on foot.
• By Bicycle: Since the Phi Phi islands are surrounded by water entirely, it is a great option to explore the lanes of Phi Phi on bicycle. You will enjoy the lovely weather and even have a great workout while exploring Phi Phi.
• Long Tail taxi boats: This is one of the most common ways to get around Phi Phi. You can hire a taxi boat from any of the main bays namely the Tonsai Bay or the Phi Phi Don.
• By Car: There are plenty of rental services available wherein you can rent a car from and travel around the islands.

The most famous thing to shop for or to indulge in is the street side food of Phi Phi Islands. It is extremely tasty and there are various stalls where you can savour the delectable dishes. But, there are also plenty of items available for you to take back. Here are some of the most famous markets in Phi Phi:

• Phi Phi Market- Located in central Tonsai Village, the Phi Phi Market is a perfect reflection of all that the local life has to offer to you.
• Namlily- A small shop specializing in vintage dresses, this is perfect for you to have an unique creation added to your wardrobe.
• Super Funky: This place lives up to its name. It has a lot of stuff that is sprinkled with funkiness.
• Mr Rum Boutique: This is a great place to pick up stuff for men.
• Tonsai East Shopping Alleyway: This is the perfect place to pick up souvenirs, t-shirts and a lot of other Thai stuff.

Ko Phi Phi is extremely famous for its clean waters and beautiful landscape. Snorkelling, diving, paragliding are some of the most common water sports that people can indulge in. Even the safety and hygiene standards are to the point and people who are hosting these sports are quite experienced. You can enjoy the lovely views of Phi Phi and satiate your adventurous spirit by enjoying water sports in these spots:

• Hin Klang
• Maya Bay
• Loh Sama
• Bamboo Island
• Pi Leh Bay
• Monkey Beach
• Mosquito Island
• Shark Point and Long Beach
• Moo Dee Bay
• Monkey Bay

Phi Phi Islands is one of the best sports to visit in Thailand. There are plenty of beaches here where you can soak in the sun and enjoy the fresh sun tan making you glow. Absorb the best of beaches when you get to Phi Phi Islands. Here are some of the best beaches in Phi Phi Islands:

• Phak Nam Bay
• Tonsai Bay
• Laem Tong Beach
• Monkey Beach
• Bamboo Island
• Long Beach
• Maya Bay
• Loh Dalum Bay
• Pi Leh Beach
• Loh Bagao Bay
• Moo Dee Bay
• Nui Beach
• Viking Dam
• Loh Lana