About this Thailand Tour
Two island bases, all the best boat trips
This is the Thailand islands trip most people dream of. Base yourself in Phuket for a Phi Phi speedboat day and the Big Buddha, then move to Krabi for its famous 4-island tour and Railay's soaring limestone cliffs.
Two distinct island bases in six days, with sea transfers, beach time and our team handling the logistics so all you do is dive into that turquoise water.
Trip Highlights
The Andaman Sea's greatest hits
A speedboat day to Phi Phi & Maya Bay
Krabi's classic 4-island tour
The hilltop Big Buddha of Phuket
Railay beach & limestone cliffs
Phuket Old Town & viewpoints
Sea transfers & beach stays
Trip Gallery
A taste of the trip
Day-by-Day Itinerary
Six island days across Phuket, Phi Phi and Krabi
- Arrive at Phuket Airport; transfer to your beach hotel.
- Evening free at Patong or Karon beach.
- Speedboat to the Phi Phi Islands.
- Maya Bay, Pileh Lagoon and a snorkel stop at Monkey Beach.
- Return to Phuket by evening.
- The 45-metre Big Buddha and Wat Chalong.
- Karon viewpoint and colourful Phuket Old Town.
- Evening free - optional Simon Cabaret show.
- Transfer to Krabi by road or ferry and check in at Ao Nang.
- Evening stroll along Ao Nang's beachfront promenade.
- Longtail or speedboat 4-island tour.
- Phra Nang Cave beach, Chicken Island, Tup Island sandbar and Poda Island.
- Snorkelling and beach time throughout.
- Transfer to Krabi (or Phuket) airport for your flight home.
- Two islands, countless bays, one unforgettable trip.
What's Included
Transparent pricing — no hidden surprises
- Return airport transfers in Thailand
- 5 nights hotel stay (Phuket & Krabi)
- Daily breakfast at the hotel
- Sightseeing & tours as per the itinerary
- Private/shared AC transfers as specified
- Thailand visa guidance & 24x7 on-trip support
- International airfare (can be added on request)
- Thailand tourist entry fee & visa costs
- Lunches, dinners & personal expenses
- Optional tours, entry tickets & water sports
- GST & TCS as applicable
- Anything not listed under inclusions
Things to Carry
Tropical holiday essentials
Important Notes
Please read before booking
Visa: Entry rules for Indian travellers change from time to time (visa-free/visa-on-arrival windows do apply). We always share the exact, latest requirement and paperwork before you fly.
Flights: The price is a land package. We can add the best-value return flights from your city on request.
Best Time: November–February is cool, dry and ideal; March–May is hot; the June–October green season brings short showers and lower prices.
Money: The currency is the Thai Baht (THB). Cards work in malls and hotels; carry cash for markets, street food and longtail boats.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know before you book
The Phi Phi day is a longer speedboat trip to famous spots like Maya Bay and Pileh Lagoon. The Krabi 4-island tour stays closer to shore, visiting Phra Nang, Chicken, Tup and Poda islands with lots of beach and snorkel time.
It is about a 2 to 3 hour transfer by road, or a scenic ferry. Both are included depending on the season and timings - we pick the smoothest option for your dates.
Maya Bay (of The Beach fame) reopened with visitor rules to protect the reef. Boats anchor at a nearby pier and you walk in; swimming is restricted in parts. Our operators follow the current regulations.
They complement each other - Phuket is livelier with more nightlife and shopping, while Krabi is calmer and more scenic. This tour gives you both, which is why it is our bestseller.
Yes - life jackets are provided and worn on all boat trips, and you can enjoy the beaches and shallows without swimming. Snorkelling is always optional.
November to April is the dry season with the calmest seas and clearest water - ideal for island hopping. Some boat trips pause in the peak monsoon (roughly June to October).
Yes - we offer 3 to 5-star and beachfront options in both Phuket and Krabi. Tell us your budget and we will match the right stays.
Yes - carry some Thai Baht for national park fees, drinks, and optional extras. Cards are not accepted on the boats or most island stops.
