Phi Phi island - consists of six small islands. Fine sandy beaches give way to soaring limestone cliffs to form spectacular scenery. Add crystal clear water, a refreshing lack of roads, plus a laid-back lifestyle, and it's easy to see why Phi Phi is one of southern Thailand's most popular destinations. The smaller, uninhabited island of Phi Phi Leh is a big tourist attraction. Surrounded by sheer limestone walls dotted with caves and passages the island's shallow blue-green lagoons and coral gardens are a snorkeler’s paradise. The island also has two magnificent beaches, Loh Samah and Maya Bay – used as a location for the Hollywood film The Beach.

Phra Nang Cave –A well know beach for rock climbing where the ancient spirit house located. Visit the famous “Phallus Shrine” in a cave which is famous for its wonderful stalactites and stalagmites. Since ancient times it has been respected and worshiped by the local people.

Chicken Island – This island is also known as Koh Gai, Koh Kai and Koh Hua Khwan. Chicken Island has similar dimensions and is also a rock island. The comical name is acquired because of a kind of rock in the south of the island, whose shape resembles the outline of the chicken. The coastline is rocky but has several beautiful reefs at the west of the island which are great for snorkeling.

Tup Island – Koh Tup along with Koh Mor are two tiny islands separated by a sea pathway of sand through the sea bed. As the tide recedes, the sea is gradually separated by the white sand and limestone beach that will appear to amazingly connect the two islands at low tide. Still one of Thailand’s unseen highlights.

Poda Island – Beautiful white, sandy beach, crystal clear waters, ideal for sunbathing, swimming and snorkeling. Enjoy great underwater adventures, exploring colorful corals and reef fish.