Trip To Krabi, Thailand (Day 3)

Day 3 - We went to Koh Phi Phi tour!

First stop is the Bamboo Island. Bamboo is a flat evergreen island with blending white sand and beautiful crystal clear water.

The tourists

Crystal clear water

Loneliness at the beach

Next is the Viking Cave. It is a place where the extremely expensive swallow-nests where collected. 

Due to the preservation of the cave, it is no longer open for public.

Viking Cave

3rd stop of the tour is to Phi Phi Ley or Pileh Cove. It is mainly the point where two limestone formations jut out of the water, creating a narrow focal point for boats to go through. 

And the Maya Bay is another island after Phi Phi Ley. It is the main tourist attraction because a Hollywood film, The Beach was filmed here in 1999. It is kinda hard to gain entry because of the rough seas but we got lucky that day as the sea is rather calm compared to other days.

Loh Samah Bay

The tourists

My babe

Footsteps

Direction

Our last stop was Phi Phi Don. It is the largest of the Phi Phi Islands and also the only island with permanent inhabitants.

Phi Phi Don was one of the victim of the Tsunami in 2004. We had our lunch at the island and also took some walk around the island.

Phi Phi Don

Shops

Road sign

Fresh fish

Phi Phi Don

Our dinner for 3rd day is at Lae Lay Grill. It is voted First in Krabi restaurants and also sunset view from hilltop.

We were picked up from our hotel by the LLG staff. Yes, there is free pick-up around Aonang hotel if you dine in LLG. The price is pretty cheap especially for the Seafood Platter. It is made for 2 pax and trust me, it is one of the best seafood I have ever had :)

Sunset

Seafood platter

Last before we end our 3rd day, we went for Thai massage and she had her manicure and pedicure. 

And I bought a Thai version of Coke. Lol.

Thai Coke and Pepsi