Ko Phi Phi is 40 km from Krabi, on the southwest coast of Thailand. It is a group of small islands standing out of the striking torquoise sea. Phi Phi Don is the largest of these islands and the only one which has a permanent population.
On the other hand, Phi Phi Leh is unhinhabited, though it receives hundreds of tourists every year. The other islands are small limestone formations that are well worth visiting, too. Phi Phi Don is divided into two sections by a small isthmus and holds the best beaches in Thailand. Each of these sections has its own moments of magic either in the morning or in the afternoon, depending on the daily movement of tides.
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