Ao Nang to Koh Phi Phi

By joint bus and ferry service the journey from Ao Nang to Koh Phi Phi is scheduled to take from 1 to 3 hours depending upon which service you take.

Ferry Times from Ao Nang to Koh Phi Phi


There are currently 47 direct services a day from Ao Nang to Koh Phi Phi available to book online.

Ao NangKoh Phi PhiTicketCompany
07:3009:30฿1,163Jijie Tour and Travel
07:4511:00฿490Phantip
08:0009:00฿825Tigerline Travel
08:0010:00฿1,400Ramon Transport
08:1511:00฿731RTC Transport
08:4010:00฿1,035Anda Krabi Sea Tour
08:4010:00฿1,080Thubthim Siam Travel
08:4010:40฿1,210KP Travel and Tour
09:1010:30฿1,035Anda Krabi Sea Tour
09:1512:00฿731RTC Transport
09:3012:30฿500Krabi Sea Pearl
09:3011:30฿618Ao Nang Travel And Tour
09:3011:30฿660Seatran Discovery
09:3011:30฿684Gosafe Transport
09:3011:30฿720Awaycation Trip
09:3012:30฿850Ramon Transport
09:4010:30฿880Koh Yao Sun Smile
10:1011:00฿888Gosafe Transport
10:1012:10฿920Smile On Transport
10:1011:00฿900Bundhaya Speed Boat
10:1011:10฿925Awaycation Trip
10:1011:00฿960Baan Pun Travel
10:1512:00฿900Wangsai Speedboat
10:3012:30฿902Railay Eco Tour
10:4012:00฿1,080Thubthim Siam Travel
10:4012:40฿1,210KP Travel and Tour
11:0012:00฿900Wangsai Speedboat
11:4012:30฿880Koh Yao Sun Smile
12:0015:30฿850Ramon Transport
12:0015:30฿450Phantip
12:1515:00฿731RTC Transport
13:1515:15฿1,163Jijie Tour and Travel
13:1514:45฿1,400Ramon Transport
13:1515:00฿1,415RTC Transport
13:3017:00฿500Krabi Sea Pearl
13:3015:30฿1,163Jijie Tour and Travel
13:4014:30฿748Koh Yao Sun Smile
13:4515:30฿900Wangsai Speedboat
14:0016:45฿731RTC Transport
14:3015:30฿900Wangsai Speedboat
14:4015:30฿888Gosafe Transport
14:4015:40฿920Smile On Transport
14:4015:30฿900Bundhaya Speed Boat
14:4015:30฿960Baan Pun Travel
15:0017:00฿902Railay Eco Tour
15:1516:45฿1,400Ramon Transport
15:1517:00฿1,415RTC Transport
  • All services include a pick up from any hotel in Ao Nang.

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Ao Nang Bus Stop


Joint bus and ferry services from Ao Nang to Koh Phi Phi commence with an Ao Nang Hotel pick up.

Google Map of Ao Nang Beach

Koh Phi Phi Ferry Pier


Joint bus and ferry services from Ao Nang to Koh Phi Phi terminate at Ton Sai Pier in Koh Phi Phi.

Google Map of Ton Sai Pier

About Travel to Koh Phi Phi


There are 6 Phi Phi Islands, only one of which is permanently inhabited, Koh Phi Phi Don, and this is where ferry and speedboat services from the mainland all terminate. Koh Phi Phi Don is the place to stay when exploring the Phi Phi Islands.

Koh Phi Phi Don

Koh Phi Phi Don is 7.8 km long by 3.6 km at its widest point. The island has 2,000 to 3,000 residents, although because of the large number of tourists and migratory workers it’s difficult to estimate how many people live on the island at any given time. The island has two characteristics which make it very special, firstly, the island is very hilly, and secondly, the island has two parts joined by a narrow strip of flat land.

This narrow strip of flat land is where the island’s main town is located, Tonsai Village. The vast majority of people who come to stay in Koh Phi Phi stay in Tonsai Village. The town is very overcrowded and the streets become very busy in the evenings during high season, as does Loh Dalum Beach, which is located in Tonsai Village itself.

For somewhere quieter to stay consider making the journey to Leam Thong Beach in the north of the island, or Long Beach which is much closer to Tonsai Village and the main ferry pier.

Boats in Maya Bay in Koh Phi Phi
Boats in Maya Bay in Koh Phi Phi
Koh Phi Phi Leh

Koh Phi Phi Leh is the second most visited of the 6 Phi Phi Islands. This island, located just 2 km to the south of Koh Phi Phi Don, is famous for being one of the locations where the ‘The Beach’ was filmed. The filming location on Koh Phi Phi Leh, Maya Bay, has recently been reopened to tourists. Too many visitors, and too many boats coming into the bay, for many years since the release of the film had badly affected the local environment particularly the sea life inside the bay.

Maya Bay was closed by the Thai government for several years and managed to largely rejuvenate itself. Sharks, for example, returned to live in the bay. Visitors are now required to follow strict regulation around visiting the bay and boats are no longer permitted to come into the bay itself. Passengers now disembark at a pier a short distance from Maya Bay and need to walk up and down steps to reach the beach.

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