The beautiful scenery and fewer people make the journey to Thailand's Phi Phi Island a must-do list

🗺️ The correct way to open up the stunning Phi Phi Island has been prepared for you! 🏝️ Phi Phi Island is neither as noisy with tourists as Phuket, Pattaya, or Krabi Island, nor as arduous to travel to as Koh Lipe or Koh Phangan, yet it boasts beautiful beaches and waters. 🚤 It takes about 1 hour by speedboat from Phuket and about 1.5 hours from Krabi. Start taking beautiful photos and posting on social media from the moment you board the boat, and if you're not prone to seasickness, watch some videos and you'll be there in no time! 💦 The best season to visit Phi Phi Island is from the end of November to the end of April. Other months are the rainy season, which can easily affect travel plans. ⛵ For sea excursions, it is recommended to choose a long-tail boat for more flexibility, less crowding and queuing than on a large boat, and it's more convenient for taking photos. If you're with a group, consider chartering a boat. ⛰️ If you prefer quiet, choose to stay at Rantee Bay. There are few hotels here, giving you a sense of having the island to yourself, but dining options are limited to the hotels, suitable for those who want to relax. 🌇 The viewpoint on Phi Phi Island is a must-visit. Departing around 4 pm is best, climb to the highest viewpoint 3, enjoy the breeze and take photos overlooking the island, then come down to viewpoint 2's observation deck to watch the sunset. Remember to bring mosquito repellent! 🌅 Catching a sunset with fiery clouds in the evening, soaking in the sea, and taking great photos is essential and easy to achieve. 🌃 For those who like stargazing and photographing star trails, it is recommended to choose a hotel halfway up the mountain, away from the busy lights of the island center, to capture rare photos of the island's starry sky. 🩴 Sun protection gear and a 📱 card with excellent network signal! It is strongly advocated that diving enthusiasts choose sunscreens that do not contain harmful chemicals to corals and other marine life, or wear sun protection clothing and other physical sun protection methods.