Wonderful view!!! We went to see the sunset and it took us an average of 37 minutes to get to view point 1, but following the tip of the local guy who worked at our hotel we went to viewpoint 2 which has a view of the entire mountain range and the two beaches. This took another 5/10 minutes. Bring water because the humidity is high and it is very hot. The sunset itself was really beautiful but prepare yourself mentally for the Instagrammers taking a thousand photos. If you want to get a good seat if they get in front of you, go ahead. Worth the walk. I wish I had gone during the day to see the sun hitting the clear, blue water of the pool, but that will wait until next time.

I stayed 4 nights in Phi Phi and I had a great time because as luck would have it, the resort was on the quietest part of the island, i.e. the port side, the sea is beautiful even if subject to low tides and sometimes it retreats too much. The other part of the island is full of clubs with music until late and therefore if you want to rest it is difficult but to spend the evenings it is very nice. In the morning I took a boat from the port and went to Long Beach a few minutes away with 100 baht each way and the beach there is beautiful and the sea is wonderful but in the evening there is nothing. For the excursions I saw beautiful beaches and a wonderful sea but Maya Bay was a disappointment so I would avoid going because in addition to the excursion you pay 400 baht per person to enter a small beach where you cannot swim but only take photos with feet in the water.

The viewpoint is a must do if you stay on Phi Phi island. It’s a walk up to around 300m level, the first part is stair climbing and the second part a steep way up to the viewpoint. 50bath for viewpoint 1+2 is cheap. The view from point 2 is great and you will not forget. Start as early in the morning as possible because the heat will become hotter and hotter. I started at 8am and needed around 55min up to viewpoint 2.I have drunken in total 2l water and it’s definitely not easy. Viewpoint 3 was closed and is only a little bit higher than point 2.

I went up there for sunset, the stairs are quite strenuous and now cost 50 baht. If you want to go to viewpoint 3, you have to pay another 20 baht. I wouldn't do that again and would only go to viewpoint 2. Somehow you feel like you're being ripped off at every corner, it's only a few baht, but it's annoying.

Koh Phi Phi Viewpoint showcases the island's stunning beauty from a bird's-eye perspective. The hike is challenging, but the payoff is the stunning vista of the sparkling sea and lush landscapes. It's a must-see attraction for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike!

The view and place were beautiful! I went to Viewpoint 1 and 2 and appreciated both despite the very sweaty hike up lol. I was very glad I wore my running shoes instead of slippers! It gets quite steep (still very safe) in some areas. When going downhill, make sure your shoes have grip as the slope can get slippery if wet. There are handrails there if you need. There is a 50bht entry fee at Viewpoint 1's entrance. The funds go towards maintaining the viewpoint/s. It was also worth it with the thought and presentation that went into the decoration at VP1 specifically. VP2 was also nice and clean. The reason for the 4-stars (based on my experience) is because I found it to be overcrowded at VP2 at the time that I went which was around sunset. While I understand that sunset is THE ideal time to go, it would have been nice if the others weren't so loud and smoked so much weed that it made the whole place smell so pungent. Though, I do understand that I may have just been unlucky at the time. Nevertheless, the viewpoint itself is definitely a 5-star. There is a cafe at VP2 for you to order drinks from. The views are amazing, you can see the 2 sides of the island and generally the beautiful Koh Phi Phi landscape. I would absolutely recommend this to anyone.

Phi Phi Island Viewpoint offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the Phi Phi Islands, making it a must-visit destination for any traveler. The hike up to the viewpoint is relatively short but can be challenging in hot weather. However, the effort is well worth it. Once you reach the top, you'll be rewarded with stunning vistas of the emerald-green waters, white-sand beaches, and towering limestone cliffs. The view is particularly spectacular at sunset, when the sky is ablaze with vibrant colors. Don't forget to bring your camera to capture this unforgettable moment.

A really amazing view that will cost you 50THB, its about 10 minutes walk up steep steps to viewpoint 1 (take a bottle of water) then another 10 uphill to viewpoint 2. Unfortunately it was cloudy so we didn’t get the best sunset but if you catch nice weather its got to be one of the best places to watch it. After 4pm it does however get really busy, and the cafe at Viewpoint 2 is ridiculously extortionate, so plan to eat afterwards back down in the town - *the climb might not be suitable for kids or elderly*

While the ascent to the viewpoint is relatively brief, it can prove challenging in warmer weather. Nevertheless, the exertion is undeniably worthwhile. Upon reaching the summit, one is rewarded with breathtaking vistas of the emerald-green waters, pristine white-sand beaches, and towering limestone cliffs. The spectacle is particularly awe-inspiring at sunset, when the sky is ablaze with vibrant hues.