Fees · Destination Guide
Limestone walls, coral pinnacles, and iconic lagoons in Thailand's Andaman Sea
Key fee: Hat Noppharat Thara-Mu Ko Phi Phi National Park entry fee
400 THB (adult foreigner), 200 THB (foreign child); 40 THB (Thai adult), 20 THB (Thai child)
Confirm these fees before you book so your operator plan and day budget match what you will pay onsite.
Expect at least one mandatory fee: the national park entry ticket for many Phi Phi beaches and islands. Some operators also collect a separate diving surcharge. Bring cash and confirm whether fees are included in your tour price.
| Fee | Amount | Applies to | Where to pay | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hat Noppharat Thara-Mu Ko Phi Phi National Park entry fee | 400 THB (adult foreigner), 200 THB (foreign child); 40 THB (Thai adult), 20 THB (Thai child) Regulated for stays not exceeding 5 days, but checks are typically handled per visit day on tours | Visitors entering national park areas such as Phi Phi Leh and Bamboo Island | Collected at park checkpoints or by your boat operator; some parks have piloted e-ticketing via QueQ / DNP systems | Carry the ticket during the day because rangers may check it at multiple stops. Ask your operator if the park fee is included in the quoted tour price. |
| Scuba diving surcharge (common practice on Phi Phi tours) | Often 200 THB extra for scuba divers (in addition to the park entry fee) Varies by operator and ticketing method | Scuba divers on national-park dives | Usually collected by the dive operator when checking tickets | This fee structure is commonly described by local operators (for example, a 400 THB park ticket plus a 200 THB diver stamp). Confirm exact amounts and validity on arrival. |
| Tonsai Pier / island environmental fee | 20 THB per arrival (commonly collected at Tonsai Pier) Per arrival | Most visitors arriving to Phi Phi Don by ferry or speedboat | Collected on arrival at Tonsai Pier | This small fee is widely reported by local accommodation providers and ferry services, but policies can change. Keep small bills handy. |
| Maya Bay timed entry rules | Included with park entry fee (no separate fee, but strict access rules) Applies during open periods and designated time slots | Visitors to Maya Bay beach zone | Managed by park officials and tour operators | Swimming is prohibited in Maya Bay, and entry is managed in rounds with capacity limits. Plan snorkeling for other bays. |
Fee
Regulated for stays not exceeding 5 days, but checks are typically handled per visit day on tours
Carry the ticket during the day because rangers may check it at multiple stops. Ask your operator if the park fee is included in the quoted tour price.
Varies by operator and ticketing method
This fee structure is commonly described by local operators (for example, a 400 THB park ticket plus a 200 THB diver stamp). Confirm exact amounts and validity on arrival.
Per arrival
This small fee is widely reported by local accommodation providers and ferry services, but policies can change. Keep small bills handy.
Applies during open periods and designated time slots
Swimming is prohibited in Maya Bay, and entry is managed in rounds with capacity limits. Plan snorkeling for other bays.