Also known as: Ko Phi Phi, Ton Sai Tower DWS
Pristine beaches, blue sea, iconic Phi Phi towers

What there is to climb at Phi Phi, and whether a mixed-ability group can split up here.
7 major walls; Ton Sai Tower ~48 routes; Ao Ling ~12 (100+ island-wide)
4 Beers of Singha (6a+, 35m); Black Tip Shark (6c); Ton Sai Tower multi-pitch (5+ to 6c, 4 pitch, ~90m)
Ton Sai Tower (beginner rows plus multi-pitch), Drinking Wall (hard), Ao Ling (DWS by boat)
Boat/beach approaches with fixed-rope scrambles; DWS by longtail; small-to-mid groups
Limestone sea-cliff; steep overhangs; glue-in bolts
Steep limestone sea-cliff; single-pitch sport, multi-pitch, DWS over the sea
Sun until ~noon then shade and afternoon wind
Touristy island town; climbing walls generally quieter
Nov-Apr
Nov-Apr
DWS and multi-pitch over blue sea; calm high-season water
SW monsoon May-Oct; afternoon wind; sun until ~noon; snakes in rainy season
Some Phi Phi Don climbing bans/restrictions reported; verify current status locally before climbing. Confirm.
Permits and operators change - confirm before booking.
Beach walk plus fixed-rope scramble (~5 min to Ton Sai Tower); boat for Ao Ling
Ferry from Phuket, Krabi or Ao Nang to Phi Phi Don
70m rope, ~16 draws; multi-pitch gear; nothing for DWS; island signal ok
Phi Phi Don resorts and bungalows
Phi Phi town amenities, shops, restaurants
Glue-in bolts on all walls; titanium preferred in coastal salt. Confirm.
Coastal bolt corrosion, rainy-season snakes, DWS depth/tide, afternoon wind
Not required; Phi Phi Climbers / Spidermonkey Climbing offer guiding and DWS
Phi Phi clinic; Krabi/Phuket hospitals via ferry
This profile is desk research, compiled from public sources - not a first-hand crag report. Coordinates are approximate.