The snokeling spot we're visiting today is by far the best and most lively spot we found on our two months here on Koh Phi Phi Island.
It's located near the corner of Tonsai Bay, not far from the beach, so you don't need to get a longtail boat or rent a kayak,
and if you pick your tide right you don't even need to dive deep to reach the colorful marine life.
We will leave a map link in the description below.
Before heading back to the beach, we swam to a little cove not far from the snorkeling spot.
It's surrounded with limestone cliffs, lush jungle and a few palm trees standing out from it.
From what we could gather, this is a protected area for endangered bird species.
It's a little bit smelly, so you don't want to stay too long, but definitely worth visiting.
Next up we're kayaking to Monkey Beach.
You can rent a kayak almost anywhere on the Island, and the price normally range between 200 and 300 Thai Baht per hour,
but luckily for us, the Resort we're currently staying at has their own kayaks,
and guests can use them free of charge for 2 hours a day.
The paddle to Monkey Beach is not that far, an hour trip would be more than enough time.