The name Phi Phi is derived from Malay. The original term was Pulao Pi ah Pi, where pulao means “island” in Malay, and Pi, pronounced softly, sounded similar to the English word “bee.” Over time, ah was dropped, resulting in a pronunciation like “Bee Bee.” Later, the “p” sound became more aspirated, evolving into the current pronunciation Phi Phi (Pee Pee). The name originally referred to the mangrove wood found in the area.
“The only mangrove trees (Pulao Pi ah Pi) can be found on the beachfront of Paradise Resort Phi Phi, located at Long Beach.”
Reconnect with nature at Paradise Resort Phi Phi, a tranquil haven overlooking the serene shores of Long Beach and the majestic limestone mountains of Phi Phi Ley—where The Beach was filmed. Our peaceful retreat is located away from the bustling village center, just a scenic five-minute journey by long-tail boat from Tonsai Harbor.
Paradise Resort Phi Phi is a laid-back hideaway where you can immerse yourself in nature, walk barefoot on soft white sand, and swim in crystal-clear waters. Choose from a contemporary selection of bungalows and rooms, all steps from the pristine beach and restaurant. From the moment you arrive, our friendly staff are here to make your stay unforgettable.
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