The white sandy beaches & the views out to sea make this island so photogenic. Can be heavily visited by speedboat tourists, so come early for the deserted island feeling

Unfortunately, our snorkeling adventure to Bamboo Island ended due to a severe jellyfish invasion. We visited the Island shore after a rainy night and spent less then a minute in the water. The spots of the sting were painful and swollen and I needed to take an antihistamine. Luckily the trip was not a waste, because we took a boat... More

Loved the beach walked along it dipped in the sea when we got a bit hot, a great way to spend a couple of hours

This island is awesome, still years on it remains private from resorts etc and is allways a great day out, the island is very small with little beaches all around it. If you arrive on the main part of the main beach there is a daily fee of 200baht, i have never paid this as i just park up at... More

so many snorkellers you couldn't see the fish, there was no coral left either really not very good at all we were disappointed

Felt very lucky to visit this island during a speedboat tour to Phi Phi. Basked in the sun on the stunningly white sands, swam in the soothing cool aqua waters. Very few other people there...could almost imagine being marooned there...

Great little island to watch the sunset. We went here as part of a sunset jet boat tour from the Outrigger Resort and Spa

nice trip was included in my trip to maya beach , viking caves, go on long tail boat as u can snorkel and do your own things on your own time as opposed to group visits where u are time bound, long tail boats are also cheaper and available anytime

Our tour to the Phi Phi Islands included a stop at Bamboo Island. Fortunately, it was not crowded so we could enjoy the beauty and solitude that the island had to offer. We were only able to spend 45 minutes there and loved every minute of it. However, I would recommend a much longer stay at the island. The water... More