Uninhabited, protected and mystically beautiful: Phi Phi Leh enchants with iconic places such as Maya Bay, emerald green lagoons and mysterious caves.
Maya Bay is world-famous thanks to the movie The Beach – it delights with its fine sand and crystal-clear water.
Reopening with Restrictions
After years of closure, Maya Bay has reopened – with strict limits on visitor numbers and swimming time.
Pileh Lagoon is a green-blue bay framed by towering cliffs – ideal for swimming and stunning photographs.
Right next to Maya Bay, tranquil Loh Samah Bay is a snorkeler’s paradise filled with colorful coral reefs.
Here, swiftlet nests are harvested for soup – visitors admire the ancient paintings on the cave walls.
No Overnight Stay on Phi Phi Leh
Phi Phi Leh is uninhabited – day trippers are not allowed to stay overnight to preserve the island’s nature.
