An unforgettable day in the heart of breathtaking landscapes - This day was amazing, with great scenery that left me with memorable memories!!!!

A wonderful day with Jenny and Crew. - Started the day off by being picked up in a first class van. Seats and temperature were both comfortable. Driver was great as well. Got dropped off and the whole staff made it simple to check in. After some safety tips and itinerary laid out we were on the way! Waters and soft drinks were complimentary. If you wanted a beer you could purchase one for 100 baht 😁 DJ Jenny played the best music all day! Caption was amazing and kept the boat rides nice and smooth among all the chaos of boats. On time and safe 🙏 Fresh cut fruit was also served on the way home afterward. The van drops you back off at your hotel. If you are thinking of doing this trip, YOU SHOULD! Can't wait to visit Thailand and do it all over again. 🐒

Amazing! - It was a great experience with so many beautiful natures and ocean views! I would recommend everyone to visit there!

We had a wonderful time... - We had a wonderful time with our hilarious guide Jennie and seeing the beautiful sights around Phi Phi Island. We stopped by many beautiful locations. But everywhere was very crowded, and very different from 12 years ago when I last went. I was here during peak season Jan 2025 so all the boats were packed with zero room on either side of me to move around. The company and crew were attentive and I have no complaints about the tour company itself. Due to the nature of the popularity of Phi Phi Island, I felt like cattle being herded at all the sights, especially Maya beach as there were so many boat tours present at the same time. It was hundreds of people just walking in a line into and out of Maya beach like a revolving door. At the swimming beach stops, you were swimming amongst what seemed like 100s of boats. Phi phi island area is always worth a visit for sure and I don't regret this tour, but next time I will probably book a private tour to try to go during off peak hours if there even is an off peak time haha. If you are on a budget, definitely worth using this company.

Beautiful experience - The tour guides Jamie and Mini were extremely lovely, charismatic and were knowledgeable about the different islands. I would 100% recommend and would book again if I could do it with these two. I also loved that the tour wasn’t too long as some of the others out there.

Speedboat trip to Phi Phi Islands - There are so many Phi Phi Island trips all varying in price and it is hard to pick one. We went for a fairly cheap option at just over £50 per person and were not disappointed at all. The 3 main issues you can have which may affect the trip are 1) Overcrowding 2) Delays in pick ups and 3) Rough Seas (for people who get sea sick). We did not experience any of these problems with this company. During the trip they noticed the snorkeling area (our next activity) became overcrowded so they switched the lunch schedule to be next to avoid the snorkeling crowds which we thought was good thinking. Seas were calm and even though we were at Bang Tao Beach the pick up was on time. The crew were entertaining (lead by Kung, who had a good dry sense of humour) and they all did a great job looking after us all. Highly recommend this trip to anyone.

10/10 experience! - Oppo and her crew did an amazing job getting us safely between the islands. I was nauseous at first but quickly got acclimated to traveling by speedboat. Overall, this was the highlight of our Phuket trip!

Beautiful scenery - The secenery is absolutely stunning Lovely different island Maya bay is a dream Girl with blue eyes - Blue contact lenses is a legend, best pictures ever, nice, friendly and polite

Great experience; bigger boat would be better.. - The islands were amazing! The crew was also very nice and friendly. Only problem was that the boat was overloaded with people.

Stunning Views, Overcrowded Experience – A Mixed Bag of Paradise - Good to Know: Practicalities - If you’re driving yourself, they ask you to arrive by 8:50 AM, though the boat doesn’t start loading until 9:30. - At the meeting point, the “breakfast” consists of toast with mystery jam and biscuits with another type of mystery jam—probably just colored sugar paste. However, they do have a proper espresso machine, which is a big plus. - Make sure to bring everything on the list they provide. They say water shoes are optional, but they collect all other types of footwear before you board. They even show pictures of injured feet to pressure you into buying a pair from their on-site shop, but I don’t think they’re necessary. - Bring ear protection! The guide uses a megaphone nearby, and the boat ride is both loud and long. I really wish I had brought my ANC earbuds. Additional Costs to Be Aware Of - Water shoes (unnecessary, in my opinion): 300 THB per pair - Small boat excursion (see below): 2,000 THB per boat (can be shared) - Maya Beach excursion (see below): 400 THB per adult, 200 THB per child - Beach chairs on any island: 100 THB each - Toilet use on the last island (Khai): 20 THB PROS - The boat provided free bottled water. - Our guide, Mario, was a super nice guy and spoke good English. - The entire crew—both on the boat and on the islands—was professional and well-organized. The boats coordinated their arrivals based on crowd levels, and the whole process ran like a well-oiled machine. - All the islands were beautiful, clean, and well-maintained. - The buffet lunch on Phi Phi Island was superb, with multiple options. One of the best chicken curries I’ve ever had. CONS - The fumes. The main thing that ruined the experience for me was the almost constant stench of disgusting, nauseating motor fumes. The big boat reeked (try to sit in the front if you can). The small excursion boats were even worse—they’re literally powered by a car engine strapped to a long shaft with a propeller at the end. Ingenious, sure, but the amount of smelly, polluting exhaust they spew into the air is insane. - The crowds. The main boat was packed like a can of sardines. The small boat excursion took us to a beautiful cove, but 95% of the shoreline was occupied by boats. The designated “swimming area” was the size of a kiddie pool. Looking back out at the cove, all you see is a swarm of those smelly, polluting boats. - Maya Beach. So crowded that you have to walk single file on a wooden platform, and stopping isn’t allowed until you reach the designated gathering areas or the beach itself. You feel like a red blood cell being pushed through a bloodstream. - The sheer number of boats. Not only are the islands packed, but the water is, too. No matter which way the wind blows, you’re always catching whiffs of exhaust. - The paid excursions. You only learn about the extra costs once you’re already on the trip. If you don’t pay for them, your only alternative is to sit on the boat for 40 minutes each time. We took some of the best pictures of our lives, but we stepped off the boat with a bitter taste in our mouths. When it comes to choosing which islands to visit, less is more. In hindsight, we think it would have been better to just buy a ticket to Phi Phi Island ourselves and spend the day there.