• Arrival: For domestic flights, your flight should land at least 2 hours before the speedboat departure time. For international flights, it should land at least 3 hours before.
• Departure: When leaving the resort, it is recommended to depart by speedboat at least 3.5 hours before a domestic flight and 4.5 hours before an international flight.

The speedboat fare 1150 THB/people one-way, The ferry boat fare 800 THB/people one-way.

• The speedboat schedule are available at 08:30, 12:30, 13:30, and 14:00 PM from Rassada Pier in Phuket.
• The ferry boat schedule are available at 08:30 and 13:45 PM from Rassada Pier in Phuket.
• The speedboat schedule are available at 09:00, 12:00, 13:30, and 14:00 PM from Klong Jilad Pier in Krabi.
• The ferry boat schedule are available at 09:00 and 13:30 PM from Klong Jilad Pier in Krabi.

To arrive before sunset, you should depart Phuket by the last ferry no later than 13:45 PM or by speedboat at 14:00 PM. The ferry journey takes longer, so it's especially important to stick to that earlier departure time.

The speedboat journey can be rough due to waves. It is recommended to take a public ferry for a steadier journey if you are pregnant, have back pain, or have difficulty walking.

Speedboats drop off and pick up directly at the resort’s beachfront at Loh Ba Gao Bay, a short 10-step walk to the lobby for check-in. During low tide, guests may need to walk a short distance or take a small boat to reach the beach to protect the marine ecosystem. In rough seas, boats may dock at Loh Lana Bay (10 minutes from the resort) for safety.

In case of rough seas, the speedboat may dock at a nearby bay (Loh Lana Bay) for safety, which is a 10-minute journey from the property. At low tide, you may need to walk a short distance or take a small boat to reach the resort's beachfront.

At high tide, boats dock directly at the resort’s beachfront. At low tide, guests may transfer to a smaller boat or walk a short distance to the shore to protect the marine ecosystem. Resort staff assist with luggage and guide guests to the lobby. In rough seas, boats may dock at Loh Lana Bay (10 minutes away), with staff providing transport to the resort.

Speedboat transfers can be rough due to high waves, especially during the monsoon season (June to July). They are not recommended for pregnant women, those with back pain, or individuals with mobility issues. Ferries are smoother and more suitable for these travelers..

• Yes, you can take a public ferry from either Rassada Pier in Phuket or Klong Jirad Pier in Krabi to Tonsai Pier on Phi Phi Don Island.
• The Final Leg: From Tonsai Pier, you'll have to hire a private long-tail boat to get to the resort at Loh Ba Gao Bay. You can expect this to cost an additional fee, and it's something you must arrange yourself.

If arriving at Tonsai Pier via public ferry, you must arrange a longtail boat to the resort (20 minutes). SAii offers shared longtail boat transfers from Tonsai Pier at 11:00 AM, 15:00 PM, and 16:00 PM, and from the resort to Tonsai at 7:30 AM, 9:30 AM, 12:00 PM, 13:20 PM, and 14:10 PM, Look for a uniformed host with a “SAii Phi Phi Island Village” sign at Tonsai Pier.

No. SAii Phi Phi Island Village is located on Lo Ba Gao Bay, which is not accessible by road or footpath from Tonsai Pier. A speedboat transfer is required.

The public ferry from Phuket or Krabi takes approximately 2 hours.

Fares can vary, but expect to pay around 500-1,300 THB for a one-way ticket. The long-tail boat transfer from Tonsai Pier to the resort will be an additional cost.

Yes, a combination of a public ferry and a long-tail boat is generally a more budget-friendly option, but it is also more complicated and you are responsible for your own luggage and transfers between piers.

Ferries allow easy luggage transport. Speedboats permit one suitcase and one carry-on per passenger (max 25 kg total). The resort handles luggage carefully, but during low tide, luggage delivery to rooms may be slightly delayed.

Shared speedboats depart from SAii Phi Phi Island Village to Tonsai Pier (30 minutes) at 8:20 AM, 10:30 AM, 14:00 PM, and 15:15 PM.

Most ferries operate only during daylight hours (last ferry around 4–5 PM). Private transfers may be available later, depending on weather.

• Book ferry and speedboat skip-the-line tickets to expedite entry in advance, especially during high season, to secure your spot.
• If you arrive late, pre-book your transfer as last-minute options may be limited or fully booked.
• Inform the resort of your arrival time and any special needs (e.g., pregnancy, mobility issues) via the booking confirmation contact details.
• Also, During low tide, expect a unique arrival experience, possibly involving a short walk or small boat transfer to the beach.

Yes. It is strongly recommended to book all transfers in advance, especially during high season (November–April) to ensure availability and coordination.

• Monsoon Season (September–November): Expect rougher seas, which may make speedboat transfers bumpier. Ferries are recommended for a smoother ride.
• Maya Bay Closure: Maya Bay, a popular nearby attraction, is closed for environmental recovery from August 1 to September 30, 2025. Alternative sites like Pileh Lagoon, Viking Cave, Monkey Beach, Nui Bay, and Bamboo Island remain accessible.
• Peak Season (December–March): Book transfers and accommodations well in advance due to high demand.

Be cautious about “free” or cheap rides offered by strangers or touts who may redirect you to overpriced shops or unsafe areas for commissions.

These include fake “official” personnel demanding fines, unnecessary payments, or distracting you to steal your belongings.

If something feels off or "too good to be true," it probably is. Avoid following strangers to secondary locations or accepting unsolicited help.