Phi Phi Island is an ideal place for travelers who associate holidays with divinely beautiful beaches, tropical greenery and hot sun. The archipelago comprises of six beautiful islands, but only Phi Phi Don is inhabited. The remaining islands are unspoiled; they will interest those who like to relax away from civilization and walk through the beautiful natural places. These islands have long been chosen by fans of deep sea fishing and scuba diving, as there are excellent conditions for water sports. One of the most interesting underwater sights is sunken liner, King Cruiser; divers are sure to be impressed by the beauty of underwater caves and tunnels. One can book a tour to remarkable dive sites in one of the numerous diving centers. One of the busiest areas of Phi Phi Don is Ton Sai Village - the focus of various entertainment and dining places. There are also two fabulously picturesque beaches, Lo Dalam and Tonsai. They are located on both sides of the length of the spit. Near the bustling tourist area there is tranquil Long Beach; it also offers excellent equipment and is perfect for family holidays. Ton Sai Village area will appeal to young travelers who want to have fun during the day and at night. Calmer and respectable beaches can be found in the eastern part of the island; the most famous among them are Loh Ba Kao and Laem Tong. Those who expect to relax in total privacy are recommended to stay at the deserted beach of Nui Bay surrounded by steep cliffs. Hikers
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Si Satchanalai is a great place to learn more about history of Thailand as in this city you will find interesting sights of different epochs. In the 8th century, a small settlement was founded there, and it took only few decades for that settlement to turn into a large center of trade. Ancient temples remain the biggest attraction in Si Satchanalai, and in 1988 the city was named the biggest open air museum in the country.
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