Loh Lana Bay

Loh Lana Bay sits along the Andaman Sea coastline of the Phi Phi Islands, tucked within Krabi Province in southern Thailand. Though listed under the Temples and Culture category, the bay is primarily a natural attraction, drawing visitors with its sheltered waters, limestone surroundings, and relative quiet compared to the more heavily trafficked beaches on the islands. It forms part of the scenic cluster of bays that make Phi Phi a destination for those exploring the area by boat or kayak. Visitors can expect a natural, undeveloped setting with clear water and the rugged karst scenery typical of the Andaman coastline. The bay is accessible by longtail boat or as part of island-hopping tours that depart from Phi Phi Don or Krabi Town. Because the Phi Phi Islands attract large volumes of tourists, arriving early in the day or visiting outside peak season gives a noticeably quieter experience. Good to know: the bay has no listed closing hours, suggesting access is largely determined by sea conditions and boat availability rather than set opening times. Travellers planning a visit should arrange transport in advance through a local tour operator, as there is no fixed infrastructure at the bay itself. The dry season, roughly November through April, offers the calmest seas and clearest visibility for those hoping to swim or snorkel in the area.