
Phuket
Early Bird Phi Phi — private speedboat at sunrise (from Phuket)
Private Sunrise Charter: Departs from Royal Phuket Marina before dawn to arrive at Maya Bay up to 2 hours before other tours. Sunrise at Khai Nai, Pileh Lagoon, Bamboo Island. Price per boat, up to 38 people, pick-up 4:45 a.m.–5:00 a.m.
Included
- Private speedboat + crew (captain + assistant)
- English-speaking guide on board
- Roundtrip hotel transfers (Phuket areas)
- Drinks on board: sodas, water, fruit juices
- Seasonal fruits
- Safety equipment: vest, mask, snorkel and fins
- Insurance
Not included
- National Park Fees
- Lunch
- Tip (optional)
- Alcoholic drinks
Itinerary
4h45–5h00
Hotel pick-up → Royal Phuket Marina
Pre-dawn shuttle to Royal Phuket Marina depending on your hotel location.
Lever du soleil
Khai Nai Island
Departure from the marina to Khai Nai: sunrise at sea or on the island, light breakfast.
Matin tôt
Maya Bay before the crowds
Arrival at Maya Bay up to 2 hours before the classic tours (subject to opening). Swimming, beach, viewpoint. Then Pileh Lagoon, Monkey Beach and Viking Cave, snorkeling on the reefs.
Midi
Buffet lunch at Phi Phi Don
Buffet lunch at the hotel restaurant a few steps from Phi Phi Don beach.
Après-midi
Bamboo Island then return
Swimming, snorkeling and sunbathing at Bamboo Island, then return to Royal Phuket Marina and hotel shuttle.
Why the Early Bird
- Maya Bay before the crowds: up to 2 hours ahead of the classic tours.
- Morning light: the best photo conditions of the day.
- Freshness & calm: mild temperatures, almost deserted islands.
- Private up to 38 people: boat package, your own pace.
What you see
- Khai Nai Island — sunrise and light breakfast.
- Maya Bay — the beach from the film The Beach (excluding annual closure).
- Pileh Lagoon, Monkey Beach, Viking Cave — along Phi Phi Leh.
- Bamboo Island — snorkeling and white sand.
Good to know
Departure from Royal Phuket Marina (V. Marine Tour), pick-up 4:45–5:00 a.m. National park fees and lunch extra. Reservation 3 to 7 days in advance.
Our schedules may vary depending on weather, sea and tides. Maya Bay is closed from August 1 to September 30.