Overview
One of the most unique and attractive clusters of islands in the world, Koh Phi Phi is an idyllic island retreat that features a number of beaches that feature a variety of accommodation options and many outdoor activities. Koh Phi Phi is the collective name for a small archipelago in Krabi Province just an hour boat ride from Phuket. Known as the 'jewels of the Andaman Sea', there are six islands in Mu Koh Phi Phi-Nopparathara National Park: Phi Phi Don, Phi Phi Ley, Bamboo Island , Yung Island , Bida Nok, and Bida Nai. Only Phi Phi Don is inhabited; all others are undeveloped and protected by their National Park status and are frequently visited as day trips from Phuket, Krabi, and Phi Phi Don.

Accommodation
Because of its relatively small size and stunning beauty, accommodation on Koh Phi Phi is more expensive than in many parts of Thailand. Most accommodation options are mid-range and up, although there are still a few charming budget resorts here and there on the island. High demand is also a factor, as the islands are incredibly popular places to visit; those arriving without pre-booked accommodation often spend much of their first day wandering from hotel to hotel looking for a vacancy. The high season, which lasts from October/November until May, is the busiest and most expensive time in regards to accommodation.

Activities
As one of the premier tourist destinations in Thailand, Koh Phi Phi has innumerable activities to participate in, ensuring that visitors with any interest will find something to keep them entertained on their Koh Phi Phi holiday.

Food & Drink
Most restaurants on Ko Phi Phi serve a variety of cuisines, including Thai and international foods. Most guesthouse and resorts have restaurants that serve both.

(Original iformation sourced from Thailand Tourism Dept).