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Transportation in Phi Phi

Phi Phi Don is a small island in Thailand, which is very popular with tourists from all over the world. One of the features of the island is that there are no paved roads and no car traffic. Instead, tourists travel along narrow paths that cut through the jungle and lead to secluded beaches.

However, even though there are no roads, traveling to Koh Phi Phi Don remains easy and convenient thanks to water taxis that ply between the islands and secluded beaches. Fares can range from 100 to 1000 THB, but either way it's worth it to see the beautiful beaches on the east coast.

If you are traveling to Koh Phi Phi Don with your family, you can book a private water taxi transfer to make your trip even more comfortable and convenient. You will be able to enjoy the beautiful views of the sea and the surrounding nature together with your loved ones, without worrying about transport and finding beaches.

 

Consider several options for transport,
which may be useful during a holiday in Thailand.

Renting a boat with a driver for a few hours can be a great option for those who want to enjoy the beauties of the ocean and ride on uninhabited islands. Prices start at 2,500 baht for 6 hours, which is a fairly reasonable cost for this type of transport. In addition, the presence of a driver frees passengers from worries about safety and orientation in the area.

For those who prefer a more active holiday, bicycles and motorbikes can be rented in Tonsai Village. This mode of transport can be useful for trips around the village and to nearby beaches. Bicycle rental prices are 150-200 baht per day and 90-100 THB for 5-6 hours, which is a fairly affordable option for most tourists. However, to rent a motorbike, you will have to pay from 250 baht per hour.

Do not forget about safety when using any type of transport during your holiday in Thailand. Motorbike riders should be especially careful on the roads, given the local driving culture and the general condition of the road surface. Passengers on the boat must also monitor their safety and follow the rules of conduct on the water.