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Spend a full day on a luxury double-deck catamaran from Phuket to Phi Phi, Maya Bay, and Maiton for snorkeling, kayaking, and a relaxed sunset return. This guided trip blends hassle-free transfers, water toys, and island time with marine-park access and onboard meals.
Spend a full day on a luxury double-deck catamaran from Phuket to Phi Phi, Maya Bay, and Maiton for snorkeling, kayaking, and a relaxed sunset return. This guided trip blends hassle-free transfers, water toys, and island time with marine-park access and onboard meals.
Morning light slants across Chalong Pier as a two-deck catamaran yawns open for boarding — teak decks, padded lounges, and the promise of open water. The engine hum eases you from Phuket, the sea pulling you toward sheer limestone walls and hidden coves where water dares you closer with emerald clarity.
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Operated by Seven Plus Travel · Phuket, Phuket
Morning light slants across Chalong Pier as a two-deck catamaran yawns open for boarding — teak decks, padded lounges, and the promise of open water. The engine hum eases you from Phuket, the sea pulling you toward sheer limestone walls and hidden coves where water dares you closer with emerald clarity.
The route moves through classic southern Thai geology: towering karst cliffs carved from ancient coral and limestone, beaches that rose and fell with changing sea levels, and lagoons tucked behind narrow mouths. Phi Phi Leh and Maya Bay carry modern fame from film, while local villages on Phi Phi Don keep longtail traditions and island food culture alive — fresh seafood served with a side of local stories.
Expect a balanced day: photography stops at Pileh Lagoon, a timed visit ashore at Maya Bay, a beachfront buffet on Phi Phi Don, then guided snorkeling and inflatable water play at Maiton. Life jackets, snorkel gear, and a professional photographer onboard reduce hassle; bilingual guides and transfers from central Phuket smooth logistics.
Practical tips: start hydrated and apply reef-safe sunscreen early; motion-sensitive travelers should take precautions before departure. Footwork is simple — short swims, stepping onto longtail boats, and boarding the catamaran ladder — but a moderate fitness level helps with repeated entries and uneven shoreings. Timing is key: the tour runs roughly nine hours with hotel pickup before 9:30 a.m., returning around sunset. Leave room in your day for slow travel home — the sea sets its own pace, and on quiet evenings the horizon gives up a final, gentle glow.
No — basic swimming skills are enough; guides provide briefings and life jackets are available. For more confidence, choose a mask that fits well and stay near guides.
Yes — transfers from central Phuket hotels are included; exact pickup times vary by location and appear on your confirmation.
Visits follow national park regulations: access may be restricted or timed to protect wildlife and vegetation, and activities that damage coral are prohibited.
The operator may cancel for safety if conditions are poor; their policy allows a full refund if canceled at least 24 hours before departure or for weather-related closures.
Seven Plus Travel operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Morning light slants across Chalong Pier as a two-deck catamaran yawns open for boarding — teak decks, padded lounges, and the promise of open water. The engine hum eases you from Phuket, the sea pulling you toward sheer limestone walls and hidden coves where water dares you closer with emerald clarity.
Morning light slants across Chalong Pier as a two-deck catamaran yawns open for boarding — teak decks, padded lounges, and the promise of open water. The engine hum eases you from Phuket, the sea pulling you toward sheer limestone walls and hidden coves where water dares you closer with emerald clarity.
The route moves through classic southern Thai geology: towering karst cliffs carved from ancient coral and limestone, beaches that rose and fell with changing sea levels, and lagoons tucked behind narrow mouths. Phi Phi Leh and Maya Bay carry modern fame from film, while local villages on Phi Phi Don keep longtail traditions and island food culture alive — fresh seafood served with a side of local stories.
Expect a balanced day: photography stops at Pileh Lagoon, a timed visit ashore at Maya Bay, a beachfront buffet on Phi Phi Don, then guided snorkeling and inflatable water play at Maiton. Life jackets, snorkel gear, and a professional photographer onboard reduce hassle; bilingual guides and transfers from central Phuket smooth logistics.
Practical tips: start hydrated and apply reef-safe sunscreen early; motion-sensitive travelers should take precautions before departure. Footwork is simple — short swims, stepping onto longtail boats, and boarding the catamaran ladder — but a moderate fitness level helps with repeated entries and uneven shoreings. Timing is key: the tour runs roughly nine hours with hotel pickup before 9:30 a.m., returning around sunset. Leave room in your day for slow travel home — the sea sets its own pace, and on quiet evenings the horizon gives up a final, gentle glow.