An unforgettable journey of discovery
Zeavola is located on the pristine stretch of white beach which forms the northern tip of Phi Phi Don Island, Thailand (Laem Tong).
Our Thailand beach resort is located approximately 48 kilometers from Phuket. Zeavola beach resort on Phi Phi Island offers a speed boat transfer service to guests. Alternatively a daily public ferry service is available. The ground transfer to the Royal Phuket Marina from where we operate our speed boat transfer takes 30 minutes.
Koh Phi Phi can be reached by boat either from Krabi or Phuket. In downtown Krabi tourists can take a boat at Chaofa pier. The boat leaves for Koh Phi Phi daily. Boat tickets are available at the pier or from travel agents in the town. It takes about 2.5 hours for the journey. Regular boats from Ao Nang to Koh Phi Phi are also available during high season.
You can also access to Zeavola Resort directly from Phuket and Krabi Airport faster by Destination Air Shuttle. For more information, please contact our Reservation Desk or simply visit www.destinationair.com
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Address
11 Moo 8 Laem Tong, Koh Phi Phi, Ao Nang, Krabi 81000 Thailand
Tel: (66) 7562 7000
Fax: (66) 7562 7023
Email: reservation@zeavola.com
Our Phuket beach hotel is located on one of the major islands in an archipelago of six islands. The superb scenery of the islands includes high hills with jutting cliffs surrounded by marvelous beaches and emerald sea, hiding underneath a bank of coral reefs and colorful marine life. Places to visit in the Mu Koh Phi Phi include:
Koh Phi Phi Don
At the north end is Cape Laem Thong, where there is a Chao Ley, or sea gipsy village. Diving at Laem Thong is excellent, as are the rocky beaches. Ton Sai and Loh Dalam are curving bays which are especially beautiful.
Koh Phi Phi Leh
The island is entirely limestone and steep cliffs rising from the sea very nearly ring it. Ko Phi Phi Leh was the location for the movie The Beach. Surrounding waters average about 20 meters in depth, reaching 34 meters at the deepest point off the island’s southern tip.
Phi Phi Leh has several beautiful bays such as Ao Pileh which is almost enclosed by the limestone cliffs, so that the water appears almost to be an island sea. On Phi Phi Leh’s northeast is the famous Viking Cave, used by Pirates to shelter from the monsoon in times gone by.
Koh Phai
This island to the north of Phi Phi Don offers sandy beaches are on the north and east sides of the island and broad coral reefs in the south.
Koh Yung
This island features a rocky beach on the east side, and a smaller strand of sand in a fold of the hill. Many beautiful and various corals are found there.
