Ko Phi Phi Le

Located in the Hat Noppharat Thara-Muko Phi Phi National Park about 2 kilometres from Ko Phi Phi Don. It has an area covering 6.6 square kilometres. The island’s features are a limestone mountain with a steep cliff perpendicular to the sea, as well as beautiful and world-famous coves, e.g.: Pi Leh Bay or Lagoon is a large cove with a gorge at the entrance. It is surrounded by limestone hills that resemble emerald green sea halls. Loh Samah Bay is one of the most beautiful diving spots of Ko Phi Phi Le. There is a pile of coral reefs, colourful anemones, including a large number of fish. Maya Bay is a famous bay of Ko Phi Phi Le. It is surrouden by mountains and has a white sandy beach and emerald green sea. Viking Cave: Inside the cave, historical paintings were found of an elephant and different kinds of boats. It was assumed that these paintings were done by sailors. This is because this was a navigation route or a point where ships could stop for shelter from the monsoon winds, unload goods, or repair ships. At present, it is now a bird’s nest concession area. Getting there: Tourists can charter a Hua Tong boat from Ko Phi Phi Don, or buy a day tour package from Krabi and Phuket. The fee to enter the Park: adults 400 Baht; children 200 Baht. It is recommended to keep the Park entrance ticket with you because there may be an inspection by the Park officials in both the Phi Phi Don and Phi Phi Le areas. For further details contact, Tel. 0 7566 1145 or www.dnp.go.th