• Krabi Province - A minibus will collect you from the hotel in Krabi, which may mean setting out as early as 6am.
• Nopparat Thara Pier - Check in with the Sea Eagle crew at Nopparat Thara Pier and depart at 7am with our comfortable speed boat with up to 40 seats.
• Railay Beach - Cruise over to Railay Beach for a quick stopover to pickup other guests.
• Poda Island - Enjoy a light breakfast at the still empty beach of Poda Island in the 4 island group.
• Phi Phi Islands - Head over by speedboat to Phi Phi Leh in less than 45 minutes.
• Loh Samah Bay - The first stop will be at Loh Samah Bay where you can climb from a floating pier over the rocks to an elevated wooden trail which leads to the beach at Maya Bay.
• Maya Bay - The highlight is a visit of Maya Bay where you can touch the white sand and dangle your feet into the turquoise water at ‘The Beach’. You will have approximately 50 minutes to enjoy on one of the most stunning locations in Thailand, and if you lucky you can witness black tip reef sharks.

Notable rules at Maya Bay include no swimming, no single-use plastics, using reef-safe sunscreen and no use of drones without permission. Please remember that the Mu Koh Phi Phi Marine Park will be closed every year for 2 months during low season, usually in August and September.

• Pileh Bay - In Phileh Lagoon you can take spectacular photos of the 600 m long canyon framed by 100 m tall limestone cliffs or ride by longtail boat available to explore small coves at a small extra fee if you like.
• Ko Phi Phi Le - Snorkel on the east side of Phi Phi Leh on coral reefs with crystal-clear waters
• Viking Cave - Cruise slowly past Viking Cave while learning the history behind the place where Phi Phi birds nest soup are harvested.
• Monkey Beach - As we cruise onward, get ready to be dazzled by Monkey Beach. This 150-meter gem, nestled on the southwestern shore of Tonsai Bay, boasts powdery white sand lapped by emerald waters. Lush vegetation climbs the cliffs behind the beach, creating a haven for a colony of monkeys. Keep your eyes peeled – at low tide, you might spot them playfully foraging for breakfast right on the shore. While we won’t be stopping at the beach itself, this glimpse of paradise is sure to be a highlight.
• Ao Ton Sai - Make a stop at Ton Sai Pier from where you will walk to the restaurant for lunch.
• Arida Restaurant 2 - Enjoy a Thai buffet lunch in Phi Phi Arida restaurant on Koh Phi Phi Don. Special preferences like vegetarian food have to be ordered prior to departure.
• Ko Phi Phi Don - Take some time to enjoy the bustling heart of Phi Phi with Tonsai Bay on the south side and Loh Dalum on the north.
• Bamboo Island - In the afternoon you can swim and relax at the tranquil and serene beach of Bamboo Island, known as Koh Mai Phai in Thai. The island is almost shaped like a heart and is entirely surrounded by a strip of white sand. It offers great snorkeling opportunities with a shallow line of corals. Its central part is covered with lush vegetation including Casuarinas and Bamboo trees that gave its name to the island.
• Chicken Island - Continue to the 4 Island group and make some photos of the bizarre rock formation at Chicken Island.
• Thale Waek - Walk on the sandbar at Thale Waek connecting the offshore islands of Koh Kai, Koh Tup, and Koh Mor.
• Tup Island - Take a swim at Koh Tup, a unique tiny island topped with vegetation, circled by sand and connected to Chicken Island by a sand bar.
• Sea Eagle Tour - Embark on an unforgettable journey with Sea Eagle Tour, the acclaimed speedboat tour operator nestled in the charming town of Krabi.

• Professional English-speaking guide
• Life jackets
• Basic accident insurance
• Thai buffet lunch in Phi Phi Arida restaurant
• Drinking water and seasonal fruits
• Snorkeling equipment
• Hotel round trip transfer

• National Park entrance fee of 400 THB per adult and 200 THB per child
• Gratuities

• There is a minimum of 6 people required to run this tour!
• Thailand’s Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation will close Maya Bay every year for 2 months in August and September
• Don’t feed the monkeys as it makes them aggressive and stops them from foraging for food as they would normally do.
• The tour program is subject to change due to weather & sea conditions
• While the monsoon season (roughly May to October) brings increased jellyfish sightings due to water movement, these graceful creatures can appear year-round in the Andaman Sea. To ensure a safe and enjoyable swim, consider asking your tour guide
• While Monkey Beach isn’t a direct stop, you can still observe the monkeys when the tide is low
• Ensuring your safety is our top priority. To that end, we strongly recommend wearing a life jacket throughout the entire boat ride to the islands and while snorkeling.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.