Phi Phi Islands

The Phi Phi Islands are an archipelago consisting of the Great Phi Phi Island in the north and smaller Ko Phi Phi Le in the south, along with a four smaller islands around it. It was designated a National Park of Thailand in 1983. Great Phi Phi Island is shaped like an irregular dumbbell, with two sets of green hills on either end of two half-moon bays. The dreamy blue sea of the small island, Ko Phi Phi Le, is featured in the 2000 film “The Beach” starring Leonardo DiCaprio. These sun-touched islands are full of soft, white beaches, surrounded by tranquil blue waters, and contain a number of natural caves and unspoiled natural features that any visitor would find irresistible.