How do you get from Phi Phi island to Krabi?

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1. How do you get from Phi Phi island to Krabi?
2. Can you live on Phi Phi island?
3. Is Phi Phi island closer to Phuket or Krabi?
4. Can you walk around Phi Phi island?
5. How much does it cost from Phuket to Phi Phi?
6. How many days are enough for Krabi?

How do you get from Phi Phi island to Krabi?

Get to Phi Phi Island by Boat — the Only Way To get to Phi Phi, you have two options; taking a ferry or a speedboat. The ferry is the most popular choice by far for tourists to reach the Phi Phi islands. A ferry ride takes two hours from Phuket and around 90 minutes from Krabi.

Can you live on Phi Phi island?

Koh Phi Phi is one of the most famous islands off the Andaman Coast of Thailand (the west coast). ... Koh Phi Phi Don is the only inhabited island, and it's home to all the accommodation and amenities of the Phi Phi Islands. If you're staying overnight on Koh Phi Phi, you're staying on Koh Phi Phi Don.

Is Phi Phi island closer to Phuket or Krabi?

Phi Phi might be a typical tropical island paradise but you still have to get there to enjoy it. Phi Phi is 46km from Phuket and roughly the same distance from Krabi. To get to Phi Phi there are basically two options; ferries and speedboats. Ferries take 90 minutes and speedboats 45 minutes.

Can you walk around Phi Phi island?

On foot (walking and hiking): the best and only way to get around the main village area on the main island. By boat (water taxi and private boats): the best and only way to island hop as well as to access northern and western part of the main island.

How much does it cost from Phuket to Phi Phi?

Ferry from Phuket to Phi Phi leaves at 8:30, 13:30 and 15:30. I paid 250 baht for one way, but the 8:30 ferry will cost you 350 baht. Do not book ahead of time online, you will pay more.

How many days are enough for Krabi?

5 days in Krabi to make the best out of your time there, but if time is a constraint, then a minimum of 3 days in Krabi. On a trip to Krabi, there is so much to explore, from the dangerous looking limestone cliffs at Railay beach to sparkling clear blue waters all around, there really is never a dull moment.