Dining out on Loh Dalum Beach is somewhat inextricably linked with the nightlife there, given that the several restaurants and situated between the bars and one the fire dancers get their lighters out you’ve got a show whether you want it or not.
Be sure to pack mosquito spray as, early evening on, the mozzies are vicious along this beach.
Princess is never going to get away from its image as a hotel; mass-transit eatery that caters to the many passengers on tour ships so only those with a penchant for impersonal service and buffet food will appreciate this beachside restaurant.
Ciao Bella actually boasts an Italian chef, hence the name. The tables are spaced out nicely, lending privacy, with jazzy, smooth music on the sound system. The food is nicely done but far from being the cheapest on the island while service, in its quaint Phi Phi-ish way, is friendly and almost spacey. Read More...
Phi Phi's nightlife is compact, entertaining, young and vibrant and - unlike many other tourist destinations in this Read More...
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