Very beautiful viewpoint. It's definitely worth going up and taking a look. In my opinion, the view from the 2nd viewpoint is slightly better. I would recommend taking a bottle of water with you, especially on warm days. It could be exhausting.

Great view point with an incredible view of the sunset. It’s a very popular spot, especially during sunset, but there is plenty of room for everyone with some seating area as well. There is a small entry fee, I think it was 50 baht, and they also sold cold drinks as well (no alcohol). The walk is steep but very doable if you have even mild fitness. The way down at night, there are tons of bugs. They didn’t appear to be biting, just present with the lights along the path. We ended up doing all 4 in one day, with 1, 2, and 3 all in line.

We started our walk at the village, the road to the 3 viewpoints was easy to find, you must be in a good shape to end it to the bay. The viewpoints are absolutely worth the exercise, at every of the 3 points the scenery is tremendous, especially number 3 is top

To reach Viewpoint 3 you have to climb viewpoints 1 and 2.. which is doable and not that intensive. maybe the stairs are hard for some and steep in places. The last leg is up the mountain thru the forrest and quite enjoyable. Reaching the top you get welcomed by a magnificent view of the whole island and beyond. A monkey lives here!

Beautiful view on top! You can see the entire island! 🏝️ Beware you are charged 50 baht each person to be able to start the hike even for viewpoint 1 and 2. Cause it’s private property apparently. Enjoy!

It took us a while to go all the way up but i cant express how beautiful it was. It was worth it. The entry fee is 30 Thai Baht per person.

Wonderful place to see the island from the top. It was my second time in Phi Phi and I couldn't leave not seeing this place from the top again. (you can never get bored seeing a great view like that!) The only point that drops down a bit is the access information... There is faster and easier access to stars straight to the top having a break in viewpoint 2, which is also astonishing, making the whole experience more enjoyable. Otherwise, you would have to prepare yourself for a long walk on a huge hill around the island to get to your final destination. In any situation, anybody wouldn't have a word to say after facing the amazing view on top of the mountain.

WOW, what a WALK! We only wanted to go to view point 1, but ended up at view point 3! Signage wasn't fantastic for view point 1, we followed our map, but went in head first first the best view I suppose! Two young teens in tow, didn't complain, considering it was sweltering hot, manage to WALK the 1 hr up the hillside over many terrains! The view was pretty Amazing at the top though! 45 mins to get down, cooled off with a beer and kids dipped in the bay water!

Great views over Phi Phi! From viewpoint 2 to 3 its a bit of a trek through the jungle, I did it in flip flops but would have preffered trainers. No one was there at point 3 apart from a few monkeys in the tree that left me alone. Felt like you were in the top of the trees.

The view is superb from here, you can see the whole island and the viewing platform can fit a bunch of people. The main disadvantage is the way up there. It is a steep climb, but the main issue is that it is littered all the way up, which takes a lot away from the beauty of the island. You have to pay 20 THB to enter but I was there really early in the morning so no one was there to pay it to.

I recommend a hike to get here - we used Wikiloc and had a very nice day hiking all around phi phi. As per the viewpoint - very well taken care of. You will pay 20baht (if I’m not mistaken) to get in, and you can buy smoothies and ice cream (I recommend the mango smoothie 😍). They have some hammocks you can rest in. The view of phi phi is great! Beware of the monkeys while you are there and do not feed them. You can fly drones here as well.

Probably the best viewpoint. You can reach it in 20 minutes from the main harbour or in 1 1 hour from the village where SAii Resort is located. You just need to pay 20 baht since the viewpoint is a private property made avaible from a local family. The view is incredible, anche you can enjoy it by laying on a hammock or by sitting on the many chairs avaible. You can also buy some snacks or a coconut to drink.

great views worth going at sunset. about 40 min walk up to top which can be tough in heat. the path from saii resort is quite an off road path. dont recommend going back at night , better to walk down to tomsai after sunset and get a boat taxi back. 20 bhat enterence fee and theres food drink and toilets

do take the extra walk to view point 3, it's worth the extra money and effort. I am in no way in great shape and found it quite easy, I also went further and took the trail to lamenting bay and said phi phi village resort, also a great experience you just need some good shoes. the jungle walk donest need a guide just follow the same trail

The elevated vantage point offers a picturesque panorama. The initial segment of the pathway is well-paved, gradually transitioning into a more robust composition of hardened clay and gravel. This location proves to be an excellent choice for an evening stroll, providing an optimal vantage point to witness the sunset.

The view is stunning!! It’s better to go early in the morning or at the noon cause u have to climb many steps to get there and also it’s not so crowded.

Nobody goes to viewpoint 3. I’ve been to koh phi phi 3 times before and never realized there was a 3rd viewpoint until my 4th visit to Koh Phi Phi. It’s well worth a trip to get to the third viewpoint. Only about 13 more minutes of hiking up and adds such a unique view to the island. You can get fresh beverages up there I’ve got more amazing spots you can check out on my YouTube channel World Nomac

Phi Phi Leh is home to the "Viking Cave", which is home to white-nest swiftlet 🐤(indigenous bird). These birds make their nest from their own saliva and are harvested for human consumption and sells approx. $3,000 per pound or $6,600/kg making it one of the most expensive animal products consumed by humans.

Viking Cave is the home to thousands of indigenous white-nest swiftlet bird. This is closed for tourism now and we can only view it from afar. Excellent view of the cave from the boat though we couldn't go inside to view its beauty. Locals go here to harvest these nests as the saliva of these birds are an excellent source of protein. This place is also a scuba diving haven which can be booked through local tour agencies. It has an amazing coral reefs to snorkel too.

I'm impressed how this cave and the old boat has been maintained very well, but it was okay looking at it. Note that people are not allowed to swim around or enter into the cave!

Phi Phi Leh is a shelter to the "Viking Cave", which is residence of the white-nest swiftlet 🐤(indigenous bird). These birds create their nest from their saliva and are harvested for human consumption. The cave is surrounded by deep blue seawater. Tourists are not allowed to go inside. only view is available from the boat. Even though they don’t allow to snorkel in front of this cave but they can enjoy snorkeling at a distance. Overall exciting experience!

Spectacular. Here snorkelling can be done. Enjoy the undersea site seen. You must able to swim 🏊‍♀️ with life jacket.

It was a short pass-by since we were on a tour but being there and in the sun we enjoyed our precious little time before our boat departs.

Viking Cave is a captivating wonder of nature. Nestled on Phi Phi Leh Island, this cave's intricate limestone formations are nothing short of mesmerizing. The cave's historical significance, with ancient drawings adorning its walls, adds an intriguing layer to the adventure. Whether you're exploring by boat or snorkeling nearby, Viking Cave is a must-see destination for those seeking a mix of natural beauty and cultural heritage.

Not allowed to go inside. The speedboat/ boat waits here for a few minutes just to click some pictures.

This is cave walk from sea shore, bit adventurous place you have to take care of your head and foot as its rocky at bottom of sea cave and top of head But yes normal flip flop works, take battery or head light so easy to walk inside cave and enjoy the beautiful view at room view Room is what covered from all side by mountains, after cave walk you reach to room view its beautiful place

Home for swift nest birds that build nests using their saliva. Excellent view from the boat. Unfortunately couldn't go inside.

If you're visiting Thailand and you don't make a Phi Phi Islands day tour happen, your trip isn't complete. Absolutely mind blowing beauty. Great vibes and beautiful location. Just felt unreal. Really want to go back soon.

Nice little bay to snorkel and have a casual swim. Lots of boats will be harboring here, lots of people snorkeling, water is cool, and the corals are mesmerising. The rock formation is nice to look at. Just pray that it drizzles a bit when you are there, trust that makes the experience so much better. Overall ❤️

One of the best memories we had. Swimming, diving, boat ride, friendly crowd, many jelly fishes around. Mother nature truly nice

Viking Cave in Ko Phi Phi is a breathtaking natural wonder. Its towering limestone cliffs and mysterious cave art make it a must-visit. The boat tour is exhilarating, and the cave's history is fascinating. Don't miss this unique experience when in Thailand!

Unfortunately, the Viking Cave is not open to tourists. Long-tail boats only approach it so that people can take pictures from a distance. Its name comes from the paintings of a Scandinavian Drakkar found on the cave walls (among other types of boats). Birds’ nests are also harvested here to be later sold at a high price and eaten.

Viking Cave is a limestone cave that's on most Koh Phi Phi tour stops. It's currently restricted entry so you are only able to pass by and admire from afar. Our tour guide didn't say much aside from pointing it out, but it's definitely a beautiful site to see as you're on your boat passing.

Nature and old man made ruins. Amazing place to visit on the Phi Phi trip.

Andaman Tour is the best with speed boat-luxury around 22 to phi phi Island and 3 locations including swimming and snorkling

This is an absolute must if you are coming to Thailand! The water is absolutely beautiful. Both for swimming and snorkelling. This was part of a 7 island tour we took from Krabi. Easily, my favourite part of the tour and it’s something we will remember forever. There are quite a few boats around as this will likely be a part of many tours but it didn’t bother us!

speed boat k maje We took a day tour of Phi Phi Island by speedboat. Almost the end of the tour brought us to this beautiful place and we swam and snorkeling here. The water was very clear and a lot of beautiful fish were swimming here. This is one of the best places for water activities. It was a great experience.

Beautiful place went there on a speedboat. Great for snorkeling just get there at the right time so not many people are there. Please follow me.

Beautiful island. Great for snorkeling and swimming. Magnificent view!

Experience the most exotic view of Phi Phi Island!!! 1 hour speed boat drive from fisherman’s harbour!!! Best spot for Snorkelling, scuba diving activities!!!

It's one of the most beautiful places. Cool water, no waves here. The rock 🪨 was beautiful. Who wanna swim definitely visit here..

Pristine ocean water and beautiful coral reefs to snorkel at. The reef boats a variety of fish species and particularly the Indo-Pacific sergeant fish. The staff are very helpful with the tour and the rocks are on the island are so sharp you cut yourself just by walking on them. You have to stay on the boat or swim in the water. When you swim under the water here you feel like you are in a whole new world that you never want to leave .

You are only allowed on the island for 30 min and herded like cattle with whistles on "THE BEACH". I understand the authorities are trying to protect the eco system, but then just limit the number of people per day, or put the price up, but this was definitely NOT a quality experience.

Wow, wow , Wow ....GO early (7-8 am) to avoid mid day crowds and heat, but......GO GO GO. This is a dramatic , beautiful, stunningly gorgeous island located about 30 minutes by boat from Koh Phi Phi Don ( the main Koh Phi Phi island) . You can go with a group ( usually less expensive) or you can rent a private boat taxi service ( my choice . ( I paid 2000 Thb , about $60.00 USD for 4 hours)) . I wanted the flexibility with snorkeling as my priority. I did not want to go to the over-crowded Maya Bay stop . I still saw it from the boat but didn't walk on the beach.... I also avoided the 400 Thb fee to disembark at Maya Bay.😁😁🤟🤟 Snorkeling recommended....see turtles, shark, giant clams, all manner of corals and fish. Even if you don't want to snorkel, this island should be visited. USE RESTROOMS 🚻 BEFORE YOU GO!!!!!!!! Handicap is doable with caution ⚠️. ...entering and exiting the boats to get there requires a certain amount of mobility Final Take. Strongly recommended for anyone wanting to be dazzled by this stunning location. Bring a phone and / or a camera 📷....photo ops EVERYWHERE 🤔!!!!!!!

Koh Phi Phi Leh is the second-largest island in the Phi Phi archipelago. The uninhabited island (apart from rangers stationed in Hat Nopharat Thara-Mu Koh Phi Phi National Park) has only 1 beach that's located in Maya Bay. With clear-crystal waters, white sand, and lush tropical vegetation, Maya Bay gathers all the postcard clichés in one place. During high season (November to April), its international fame attracts visitors from around the world. Another cool spot on the northeastern side of Koh Phi Phi Leh is the Viking Cave, which has rock paintings of what look like Viking ships. I really had great time there.

Best place for snorkeling and other water activities. If you are in Thailand you must pay a visit to the most famous Phi Phi Leh. Enjoy the underwater snorkeling and judge you. People are very polite and helpful. This place has another tour which takes you there and is not included in the 7 island tour. Wonderful place!!

The tour is shering 7/8 timing tour from Phuket pick up whit van no really confortable after whit boat to the phi phi

A Tropical Paradise Unveiled - Phi Phi Leh Island Delights Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Phi Phi Leh Island is an absolute gem nestled in the mesmerizing waters of Phuket, Thailand. My recent visit left me spellbound and yearning for more of its breathtaking beauty. With its idyllic landscapes, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and vibrant marine life, Phi Phi Leh Island truly deserves a perfect five-star rating. Upon arrival, I was greeted by pristine white sandy beaches that stretched as far as the eye could see. The allure of Maya Bay, made famous by the movie "The Beach," was simply irresistible. As I stepped onto its shores, I was captivated by the sheer magnificence of the towering limestone cliffs that encased the bay. The emerald-green waters lapping against the shore completed the picture-perfect scene. Exploring the island's underwater realm was a highlight of my trip. Snorkeling in the vibrant coral gardens was an enchanting experience. The kaleidoscope of colors, the playful dance of the tropical fish, and the gentle swaying of sea fans made me feel like I had entered an underwater wonderland. The visibility was excellent, allowing me to fully immerse myself in this aquatic paradise. Phi Phi Leh Island also offers tranquility in its purest form. Taking a leisurely stroll along the pristine beaches, listening to the gentle lapping of the waves, and basking in the warmth of the sun was an immensely rejuvenating experience. The peacefulness of the island allows visitors to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and embrace a true sense of serenity. In conclusion, Phi Phi Leh Island is a tropical paradise that exceeded all my expectations. Its awe-inspiring beauty, both above and below the water, is unparalleled. From the stunning beaches and towering cliffs to the vibrant marine life and tranquility that envelops the island, Phi Phi Leh is a destination that promises an unforgettable experience. I wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone seeking an extraordinary escape into nature's embrace. Note: Due to the popularity of Phi Phi Leh Island, it's advisable to plan your visit during off-peak seasons to fully enjoy the serenity it offers.

Great spot to stop for a swim and the water as you can see is just stunning. Make sure you check the weather, as tides can affect the visibility through the water. Serene space, can hire surf boards on select few speed boats. Great place to go for a swim. Float jackets are available on request.

Beautiful, peaceful, clear water and quiet. A bit of a construction site, washed up rubbish and long tail boats drive by quite a lot. Less tourists as it is not a commercial bay. Overall, it’s gorgeous.

Another very quiet beach nothing to do there accept for sunbathing and swimming with no one around you have the beach to yourself

Amazing beach with crystal clear waters and snorkeling on the coral reefs of Thailand. You can see vervet Monkeys hanging in the trees and sometimes they fall into the sea and swim back to shore

Nice beach with building site. The access is trying to be blocked by rd with signs saying no entry. Covered in signage not a good atmosphere,

You hav to be aware, that sun beds are extra charge - 100 bat. Better take water with you it overpriced - 50 bat per 0,5 l bottle. The beach itself is gorgeous, palms white sand, water - beautiful. If you want to call for a taxi boat - 200 bat per person. There is way to get there through the island, the trip will take you 20-25 minutes, through the garbage and awful road's.

Beautiful and almost empty beach, 8 minutes of walk from Long Beach. Beach chairs for free, if you buy a drink (100 bath). Beach bed 300 bath.

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 island retreat.

Bring your snorkel, beautiful corals and fish. The beach itself has also everything to be beautiful, trees around, amazing views. However, be aware that currently there is construction work going on on one of the beach corners.

Nothing spectacular here. Got some construction going on. When I went there the waves were pretty big, not the best place for a swim. Maybe it would have been better without the construction. Sorry to say this Google, but Google map is not the best guide to go to the beach lol. Just walk through the resorts and follow the signposts.

Unfortunately there is building work, drilling and banging going on on Loh Moo Dee beach. During low tide it is not pleasant to swim, kids would live it though. Also unfortunately there was really much rubbish including pieces of glass on a he beach.

You may visit by boat if it’s included but strongly recommended not to take the effort go by walk. There is construction and there are no facilities in function. It might have been nice beach in the past and may be in the future but not now. The sea was wavy when we were there and heard from locals that this is usually the case.

Perfect for avoiding the crowds, beautiful snorkel spot, I came with my own equipment, fruit and water but there’s a restaurant. Is not far from Long Beach, just a bit challenging to walk under the sun for 10 minutes because of the weather

As part of our Phi Phi islands tour, we had lunch at this beach. Comfortable place, with good buffet food. You can eat casually while relaxing a bit on the beach which is not too crowded. This is the place to be to enjoy a real island dream holiday.

Tucked away beach, with just enough activity to Do stuff and to unplug

This island is includes the backage of phiphi island trip and it amazing aria for photographers and movies

As part of our visit to Phi Phi islands we had lunch at this beach. Amazing and calming views of the islands. Only few boats parked here and we had more private time

Relatively short stretch of sand, shared by 4 hotels, it can get very crowded at times. Also, there's speedboat and longtail activity all day, which makes the otherwise clear water somewhat cloudy and polluted.

Astonishing views

Lovely clean beach and bathrooms. Good was great too!