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A relaxed catamaran day trip from Khao Lak that stitches together Maya Bay, Pi Leh, Monkey Beach and Maiton Island. Expect snorkeling, clear kayaks, and easy beach time with hotel transfers and full-day support.
A relaxed catamaran day trip from Khao Lak that stitches together Maya Bay, Pi Leh, Monkey Beach and Maiton Island. Expect snorkeling, clear kayaks, and easy beach time with hotel transfers and full-day support.
The catamaran lifts off Khao Lak’s mangrove-stippled shoreline early, engines cutting through a glassy Andaman morning as limestone cliffs of Phi Phi appear like old walls rising from the sea. Onboard, the reef-colored water draws attention; the sun pins bright patches to the surface and the breeze pushes you forward.
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Operated by Oh-Hoo · Khao Lak, Phang Nga
The catamaran lifts off Khao Lak’s mangrove-stippled shoreline early, engines cutting through a glassy Andaman morning as limestone cliffs of Phi Phi appear like old walls rising from the sea. Onboard, the reef-colored water draws attention; the sun pins bright patches to the surface and the breeze pushes you forward.
These islands sit on Miocene limestone—karst towers carved by time—and the coastline carries human layers too: Phi Phi’s bays were traditional fishing coves before tourism remade them. Viking Cave still holds painted images and is a reminder of local seabird nest harvesting, while Phi Phi Don retains small fishing villages tucked behind its resorts.
Expect a sequence of vivid stops: Maya Bay’s sheer cliffs and white sand seen from the boat, the shallow emerald calm of Pi Leh Bay for swimming, and the playful shoreline of Monkey Beach where macaques claim the rocks. The final stop, Maiton Island, turns recreational—snorkeling over coral gardens, clear kayaks, paddleboards and inflatable slides offering fast, splashy fun.
Practical guidance: tours run about eight hours with hotel transfers from Khao Lak; water is available onboard and life jackets and snorkel gear are supplied, but bring reef-safe sunscreen, a mask that fits you, and a dry bag for phones. Respect wildlife—keep distance from monkeys and corals—and time your visit in the morning for calmer seas and softer light for photography. Hydrate, wear water shoes for rocky landings, and plan for variable crowds: peak season fills beaches quickly.
Yes — a buffet lunch is provided on Phi Phi Don as part of the tour inclusions.
Yes, the trip is family-friendly but infants must sit on an adult’s lap and parents should watch children around monkeys and water.
Park access policies can vary; confirm with the operator before departure as some visits may include additional fees or be restricted.
The operator may cancel or reschedule trips if conditions are unsafe; refunds or alternatives are offered per the cancellation policy.
Oh-Hoo operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The catamaran lifts off Khao Lak’s mangrove-stippled shoreline early, engines cutting through a glassy Andaman morning as limestone cliffs of Phi Phi appear like old walls rising from the sea. Onboard, the reef-colored water draws attention; the sun pins bright patches to the surface and the breeze pushes you forward.
The catamaran lifts off Khao Lak’s mangrove-stippled shoreline early, engines cutting through a glassy Andaman morning as limestone cliffs of Phi Phi appear like old walls rising from the sea. Onboard, the reef-colored water draws attention; the sun pins bright patches to the surface and the breeze pushes you forward.
These islands sit on Miocene limestone—karst towers carved by time—and the coastline carries human layers too: Phi Phi’s bays were traditional fishing coves before tourism remade them. Viking Cave still holds painted images and is a reminder of local seabird nest harvesting, while Phi Phi Don retains small fishing villages tucked behind its resorts.
Expect a sequence of vivid stops: Maya Bay’s sheer cliffs and white sand seen from the boat, the shallow emerald calm of Pi Leh Bay for swimming, and the playful shoreline of Monkey Beach where macaques claim the rocks. The final stop, Maiton Island, turns recreational—snorkeling over coral gardens, clear kayaks, paddleboards and inflatable slides offering fast, splashy fun.
Practical guidance: tours run about eight hours with hotel transfers from Khao Lak; water is available onboard and life jackets and snorkel gear are supplied, but bring reef-safe sunscreen, a mask that fits you, and a dry bag for phones. Respect wildlife—keep distance from monkeys and corals—and time your visit in the morning for calmer seas and softer light for photography. Hydrate, wear water shoes for rocky landings, and plan for variable crowds: peak season fills beaches quickly.