Phi Phi Island's Neighbourhood: These Four Mesmerising Islands Will Leave You Spellbound

The Noppharat Thara National Park, which has an area of around 35 square kilometres, includes Phi Phi, which is roughly 40 miles from Krabi. The two largest islands in the archipelago, Phi Phi Don and Phi Phi Leh, inspired the name Phi Phi. These natural gems, which are obtained from their location, are loved by people all around the world.

The majority of the bay, where the resorts and development were located, was inundated by enormous waves. On Phi Phi Don, Ao Tonne Sai caused a great deal of death. Although it took some time to clean up the region and welcome back tourists, Phi Phi is now back and much better than before.

Look at all the nearby islands, which are just as rich in attractions as Phi Phi itself!

Koh Khai Nok

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If someone describes Koh Khai Nok as a little, stunning island, take that as an understatement. This charming, undervalued location, which can be found in Phang Nga Bay, around 30 minutes from Phuket (East Coast), begs to be visited.

The Phi Phi Islands' secret treasure is thought to be Koh Khai Nok. To get to Koh Khai Nok, we go along Sapan Bay in a southeasterly direction. Rang Yai Islands, a pearl farm in front of them, radio masts, and hills with a view of Phuket Town can all be found towards the north.

Koh Bida Nok And Koh Bida Nai

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Koh Bida Nok and Koh Bida Nai, two well-known islands close to the Phi Phi archipelago that are largely on its southern side, are essentially two islets made of limestone that rise from the Andaman Sea.

The most well-known feature of these regions is the availability of scuba diving. People can access the best diving opportunities in this area thanks to its captivating underwater topography, which includes a great wall, tiny caves, sandy bottoms, and sloping reefs with soft and hard corals scattered about. This area is well-known for providing visitors with the chance of a lifetime to be surrounded by such breathtaking underwater scenery.

Koh Yao Islands

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After receiving the World Legacy Award for Destination Stewardship from Conservation International and National Geographic Traveller magazine, the Koh Yao Nai islands became well-known throughout the world for their development and peaceful atmosphere. These are regarded as among the best islands close to Phi Phi.

Before visiting this location, you should be aware that rubber is grown here and that tourists can engage in fishing activities. Unfortunately, there are no financial facilities available, so one must make the necessary changes. On the other hand, Koh Yao Noi's hotels, eateries, and spas all have internet connectivity.

Mosquito Island

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As implied by the name, the eastern side of the Mosquito Islands has two magnificent beaches, although they are rarely visited. A large population of mosquitoes arrives around sunset, which is quite inconvenient for the tourists.

The unusual soft coral reefs and aquatic life surrounding Mosquito Island are well-known.

The presence of a three-headed pinnacle, which is located at a depth of 15 metres and provides a habitat for blacktip reef sharks, is the most alluring aspect of visiting this location. One of the islands around Phi Phi is where one can find these sharks.

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