Q. Is Phi Phi Island open?

a. Yes, Phi Phi Island is open as well as all the attractions and other islands around. The famous Maya Bay is also open to a limited amount of visitors.

Q. What are the best things to do on Phi Phi Island?

a. Explore the islands around and party on the beach are some of the many things to do in Phi Phi: Relax on Loh Dalum Beach Climb to the viewpoint Take a longtail boat to Monkey Beach Bamboo Island Try scuba diving

Q. How long does it take to go from Phuket to Phi Phi Island?

a. Phi Phi Island is 46 km southwest of Phuket Island and 2 hours to reach by ferry from Rassada Pier in Phuket Town.

Q. How to get to Phi Phi Island?

a. Tours will send a van to our hotel and drive you to Rassada Pier in Phuket Town; then a ferry will take you to the island.

Q. How much does the ferry cost and where to book it?

a. Booking online is surprisingly cheaper than booking at the pier, expect to pay from 300 baht per person, 450 baht including transfer from the hotel.

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