Resort Guides - Koh Phi Phi - The Coast
OverviewShopping: Koh Phi Phi's larger island of Phi Phi Don has plenty of souvenir shops, clothing stores and shops catering specifically to travellers' holiday needs. Local shops offer everything from jewellery and clothes to sports equipment and CDs. There are also two mini-marts and a supermarket.
Restaurants: There is an abundance of dining possibilities on Phi Phi Don, the larger of the Koh Phi Phi islands, offering both local and international cuisine. Many restaurants are located on the beach, and there are also numerous food stalls selling pancakes and fruit shakes. Most restaurants are in Ton Sai, but each holiday resort has its own restaurant. PP Bakery has good sandwiches and cheap Thai food. Seafood buffets near the pier are the best place to find the fresh catch of the day.
Nightlife: Despite its small size, the nightlife of Koh Phi Phi is pretty legendary, and after sunset the sleepy island of Phi Phi Don comes to life with a selection of activities. There are parties at most beach bars and clubs, and bars offer anything from reggae to jazz music. The Reggae Bar is a longstanding favourite, with late night dancing, five different bars and pool tables. There are also fire shows on the beach, cabaret shows and Thai kickboxing competitions for variety.
Activities: Koh Phi Phi is a snorkelling and diving paradise with its aquamarine waters, offshore reefs, rich coral gardens and variety of tropical fish. Rock climbing is another popular activity and there are numerous schools for learners and places to rent equipment. Boat trips and kayaking are also common.






