Nui Beach
Nui Beach is settled in a tiny cove located to the south of Lana Bay on the west coast of Koh Phi Phi Don. Framed by tall karsts which offer excellent rock climbing opportunities, it is a renowned field among snorkelling enthusiasts. A few limestone karts – including one of Phi Phi’s landmarks, Camel Rock - jut out from the sea right in front of the beach, adding to its exotic feel. You can get there by long-tail boat from Loh Dalum for a few hundred baht, or by hiking through the jungle from Loh Lana or Loh Bagao, although the trail is steep and tricky.
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Phak Nam Bay (aka Relax Bay)
Phak Nam Bay (aka Relax Bay) is located just south of Loh Bagao on the east coast of Phi Phi Don Island. This 400-metre long beach offers the ideal spot to take a holiday off the beaten track at one of the two accommodation choices it houses: Phi Phi Power Beach Resort and Phi Phi Relax Beach Resort. Stuck between the turquoise waters of the Andaman Sea and the various shades of green of the rain forest, Phak Nam Bay is really a tranquil place to be. The main way to get to Phak Nam Bay is obviously by long-tail boat yet, if you stay in Laem Thong or Loh Bagao, you can reach Phak Nam Bay on foot through the jungle; please note that the is trail is rather steep.
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Viking Beach
Viking Beach is a tiny spot located between the eastern end of Tonsai and Long Beach. The two beaches are separated by a small rocky cape covered with lush vegetation which houses Viking Natures Resort. The resort’s restaurant is right on the eponymous beach and offers the perfect spot for lunching or dining in very quiet and idyllic settings. Snorkelling is great on the two sides of the 25-metre beach, and the foliage offers cool shading. The short trail through the jungle to get there is not that difficult; it starts at the back side of the Arayaburi Resort and ends at Tonsai East.
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