Booked for January

John, these photos are of Phi Phi Don which is south of Phi Phi Lee (where the tourist boats arrive and depart from).
Have a look at Google maps for a better understanding.

It was whilst on Google map I found this island and further posts, sometimes it’s very difficult to copy google map photos. I have a good understanding of the geography of the island otherwise we wouldn’t of booked it

I used to go diving at Phi Phi Don. In fact the diving boat I went on did not go into Phi Phi Lee, we dived and went straight back to Phuket Island.
Happy memories.
I went to Phi Phi Lee on another occasion with a friend and stayed overnight.

Certainly caught our eye above others

I think your going to enjoy the trip, beautiful country, great service, and I think you will enjoy the food.

Good timing as it has apparently re-opened.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cnn.com/travel/amp/thailand-maya-bay-reopening/index.html

This was my wife in Thailand when she left Philippines to come to the UK in 2009
We were both much younger then.

My mouth is watering now just thinking about Tom Yum Kung and also Thai green curry.
Tom Yum Kung:

My lady is Canuck but looks pinay, the last time we went she was getting everyone speaking to her in Thai even though she can't speak or understand a word of it.

One of the best foodie countries in Asia.

Same thing happened to my wife all the time too. She used to reply with "Food Thai My Dai" (sp) which means (AFAIK), I don't speak Thai.

Poot paa saa Thai mai Dai, according to my sis who speaks enough Thai to get by

Canuck, A

Canadian I just call her Canuck, filipina are pinas, Canadians Canuck

Yeah, I used to work with a Canuck technician in Brunei and liked the way he used to say "A" all the time

Normally it's "Eh" at the end of every couple of sentences, I like Canucks (obviously) they are like intelligent Americans

@Druk1 settled for this one https://www.google.com/maps/place/N...065a!5m2!4m1!1i2!8m2!3d7.8958453!4d98.3020853