Day goes by quickly I was afraid it would be long, variety of sites and activities, friendly teams. Speedboat therefore moves a little depending on the waves but it's funny. I recommend . Bring your water walking shoes on the stones + sunscreen of course

Overall, Sea Angle arange an adequate tour They lose points due to the below Deceptions. They advised all participants (200+) that food and drinks are more expensive on Phi Phi island and other stops, so if you want to save money, buy from their store at the pier. This was untrue, Phi Phi was less expensive, and the tour operator is disasvantaging the businesses in Phi Phi and other stops. They advised all participants that sand slippers are really important and almost compulsory due to challenging beach walks and see urchins. They are for sale at their pier and would have sold to more that half of the passengers at hugely inflated prices. They advised all participants that they needed to book a long tail boat via their own service at 1600bht to see a beautiful bay. They said that long tail boat could not be booked at Phi Phi. This is untrue. You can book long tail boats at the island and for less that half the price. Sea Angle just makes sure that they don't allow access to the available long tail boats on the island. This would not be so bad if Sea Angel charged the fair rate that is available on the island. Items outside of the operators control Phi Phi island and neighbouring islands are a victim of mass tourism. It is clear that we, interested holiday makers want to see this environmental beauty. Trouble is, there are clearly too many visitors for the space available. It is wreaking havoc on the environment and it is distressing. At some stage really soon, the businesses and people benefiting from this mass tourism need to give back, build better infrastructure from rubbish management to boat management and marine conservation. If they do not, another natural beauty will be lost and everyone loses. All said and done, Sea Angel have become greedy and are deceiving their customers and are taking from the very island businesses that make the destination people want to go and see. And Thai tourism needs to step in to repair and preserve this once beautiful destination. A point to note, we are not victoms of this deception. We witnessed this behaviour unfolding and feel for the paying customers and want to warn future visitors. Consider alternate providers who are genuine trustworthy operators. Enjoy Phuket. Or, if you want to experience true Thai culture and natural beauty, head to the southern Thailand Islands, or those islands in The Gulf of Thailand. It's a much more personal experience free of corporate greed.

Went on the 35 people speed boat, it was a great experience. They provided a light breakfast and sea sick pills before departure. Dee Dee was our tour guide, great guy and good communication. We had free lunch at the phiphi islands, there was Thai and Indian buffet, not too bad if you are not a picky eater. Booked a long tail boat and there was someone taking photos which will be printed and sold to you at the end of the trip, total scam. The picture quality isn't that great and weren't much great shots, they don't even explain to you how the whole thing works. Overally the trip was great though everything felt rushed if you have time and money I'd recommend spending more time on the phiphi islands.