Phi Phi Islands Speedboottour van een hele dag vanuit Phuket + lunchbuffet

Our experience was great, loved it and the host was amazing

The islands were beautiful and the tour guides were kind and punctual. They enjoyed and had fun with us at every stop.

Would definitely recommend this company for a wonderful day. Moss was very delightful making the day more fun. The entire day was perfectly planned to enjoy several different locations and the right amount of time at each location. Lunch was great for feeding so many people, but very organized and delicious. Book your day here and ask for Moss! 😎

Great tour of islands. Few stops where you can swim, snorkel and sunbathe. Our guide Moss was excellent, very knowledgeable, funny guy. Would recommend!

Take the congestion and pollution of Phuket and Patong and put it on water. So many boats, people and gas fumes that it took away from the natural beauty of the places. The tour operators were fantastic, but the swim and snorkeling spots are roped off areas next to all the boats. The snorkeling did have some beautiful fish to see.

What a lovely tour guide and crew. Trip was well planned and timed. Such beautiful scenery a must do if you come to Phuket

Excellent tour, pick up was on time and the ride was smooth. We stayed for an appropriate amount of time at each location and got to see a lot.

What an experience! We had a day long of activities that were amazing. It was not only beautiful but informative. This time of year is high season for tourists so there were so many people but this tour agency did a great job of organizing everyone!

The hotel pickup and drop-off were flawless. The driver was excellent and the van was quite comfortable. The gathering place at the dock in Phuket Town was a bit basic, but a breakfast of sorts was available if desired which included eggs, toast, juice and coffee. Protective pouches for cell phones were available for sale, along with water shoes. The public restroom facilities were not equipped with toilet paper, but if one asked then tissues could be provided. A pre-embarkation talk was given describing where and what we would be seeing, and expectations relating to the voyage conditions and timeline were given. Some areas were not reachable by the speedboat so a transfer to a longtail boat would be available for an extra charge. Scuba diving (for anyone, even newbies) would also be available for an extra charge. Seasickness pills were made available for free, along with dosage information. Photos were taken at the gangway and we were loaded onto the boat. Cold water was distributed to those who wanted it, along with seasickness bags. As it was a bit rough on the outbound leg (1 hour) one passenger was quite sick, and the crew were very helpful. Gasoline fumes from the engines didn't help, but the pilot did his best to reduce the bouncing of the boat in the waves. The first stop was clogged with other speedboats, so we diverted to the second stop (Viking Cave) for photos. We then returned to the first stop and (since we paid for it) transferred to a longtail boat for a trip to the beach. The crew were quite helpful in the transfer as the two craft bounced up and down due to the wave action. Water shoes were very helpful in protecting one's feet on the coral in the water at the beach landing. No monkeys were seen at Monkey Beach, but that's a typical situation when talking about wildlife. That beach, unfortunately, had quite a bit of flotsam and junk that had drifted ashore. Maya Bay was also very crowded at the dock, and there were lines of tourists on the well-maintained boardwalks. The beach was extremely pretty, and informative signs described the significance of the area for sharks. Snorkeling was fun! There were lots of friendly fish that gathered near the boats, and the equipment provided worked well. Total time for snorkeling was about 20-25 minutes. Again, the crew were very helpful in helping to haul people back aboard. Given the timing of everything our "lunch" was the last one of the day at about 3 PM, with the buffet closing at 3:45 PM. The buffet lunch was quite tasty, with many Thai food options available, including halal and vegetarian. The final island stop offered jetski and kayak rentals, along with swimming and beach loungers under a sea of umbrellas. Beverages were available for sale, and a couple of rustic shops on the island sold clothing and other items. The return voyage was quite a bit smoother as the waves had died down. Fresh fruits were provided. Gasoline fumes were a bit worse. Having brought a fan helped a bit. Prior to landing we were instructed as to how to identify which van was to return us to our pickup points. At the dock one could purchase framed photos from the pictures taken at embarkation. We had quite a full day, starting at 7:30 AM in Kamala Beach, and returning there about 8 PM.

Overall a good day out to see the main sights of the Phi Phi islands. The final stop at Khai Nai island for an hour at the end was frustrating - a horrible place with nothing of interest and full of people hassling you. I’d have given 5 stars if they had missed that out. I’d still recommend the trip.