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Krabi: Luxury Sunset Cruise to Phi Phi & 4 Islands with Power Catamaran
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Krabi: Luxury Sunset Cruise to Phi Phi & 4 Islands with Power Catamaran
Your odyssey begins with a seamless transfer to our exclusive private pier at Nopparat Thara, a secluded gateway to the Andaman. Step aboard a state-of-the-art Premium Speed Catamaran, pausing briefly beneath the towering limestone cliffs of Railay Beach to welcome fellow explorers before slicing through the sapphire Andaman Sea.
First, surrender to the untouched beauty of Bamboo Island, a sanctuary of shimmering white sands and crystalline tides perfect for sun-drenched relaxation. After an immersive snorkelling session, we navigate to Phi Phi Don for a gourmet Thai buffet at Arida Restaurant, leaving you time to soak in the island's vibrant, tropical energy.
The afternoon unfolds with a glimpse of wild grace at Monkey Beach and the historic whispers of Viking Cave. Drift into the emerald embrace of Pileh Lagoon—a breathtaking cathedral of limestone and light—before wandering from Loh Samah Bay to the legendary Maya Bay to witness the world’s most iconic coastal vista.
As the horizon begins to glow, enjoy a final plunge into the turquoise depths before anchoring at Tup or Poda Island. Bask in the glory of a celestial sunset while savouring flame-grilled BBQ snacks and tropical fruits on deck, culminating in a smooth return to the marina and a comfortable journey back to your retreat.
What's included, what's not
Know before you book
- Thailand's Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation will close Maya Bay every year for 2 months in August and September.
- Notable rules at Maya Bay include no swimming, no single-use plastics, using reef-safe sun cream and no use of drones without permission.
- During certain seasons, jellyfish may be present in the Andaman Sea, and contact can cause skin irritation or discomfort. To minimise the risk, we recommend wearing protective clothing such as watershoes and long swimwear when swimming.