Viking Cave

One of the best memories we had. Swimming, diving, boat ride, friendly crowd, many jelly fishes around. Mother nature truly nice

Restricted for visitors and guarded by the thais 24/7. Only way you can come here is to book a tour to bring you around. Our tour guide explained that there are many bird nest in the cave and its closed due to over farming of nest.

Viking Cave is a captivating wonder of nature. Nestled on Phi Phi Leh Island, this cave's intricate limestone formations are nothing short of mesmerizing. The cave's historical significance, with ancient drawings adorning its walls, adds an intriguing layer to the adventure. Whether you're exploring by boat or snorkeling nearby, Viking Cave is a must-see destination for those seeking a mix of natural beauty and cultural heritage.

Viking Cave in Ko Phi Phi is a breathtaking natural wonder. Its towering limestone cliffs and mysterious cave art make it a must-visit. The boat tour is exhilarating, and the cave's history is fascinating. Don't miss this unique experience when in Thailand!

Andaman Tour is the best with speed boat-luxury around 22 to phi phi Island and 3 locations including swimming and snorkling

Amazing spot to snorkel, can see lots of fish, vast array of colours and types. In the shallows, you can even see baby blacktip reef sharks, which is great. If you like snorkelling, pick a tour company which maximises your time here (we had about 45 mins with Seanery).

Unlock the Mysteries of Viking Cave. It's a Nature Lover’s Paradise. Our boat captain told us that Vikings used to stay here that's why this cave is known as Viking Cave. Good place to go for Snorkeling. Clean water, fresh air. Must visit place.

Nature and old man made ruins. Amazing place to visit on the Phi Phi trip.

Nice little bay to snorkel and have a casual swim. Lots of boats will be harboring here, lots of people snorkeling, water is cool, and the corals are mesmerising. The rock formation is nice to look at. Just pray that it drizzles a bit when you are there, trust that makes the experience so much better. Overall ❤

No entry allowed and can just see during Package Island tour on boat.

If you're visiting Thailand and you don't make a Phi Phi Islands day tour happen, your trip isn't complete. Absolutely mind blowing beauty. Great vibes and beautiful location. Just felt unreal. Really want to go back soon.

Liked it a lot. Sea is beautiful. Cave looks so magical. Best memories ever

It was a short pass-by since we were on a tour but being there and in the sun we enjoyed our precious little time before our boat departs.

Nestled within the stunning Phi Phi Islands, the Viking Cave is a captivating gem that seamlessly blends nature's beauty with intriguing history. As you approach the cave, the towering limestone cliffs create a dramatic backdrop, enhancing the allure of this mystical spot.

The cave's name is derived from the ancient paintings that adorn its walls, depicting Viking-like ships, hence its historical significance. Exploring the cavernous interior unveils a treasure trove of rich cultural heritage, making it a must-visit for history enthusiasts.

The vibrant hues of the cave's natural formations, combined with the soft echoes of the waves crashing against the cliffs, create a surreal atmosphere. Visitors are treated to a visual feast of intricate stalactites and stalagmites that evoke a sense of wonder and amazement.

Accessibility to the Viking Cave is by boat, adding an element of adventure to the experience. While the cave itself is not open for extensive exploration, the surrounding views of the Andaman Sea and nearby cliffs are breathtaking.

In summary, the Viking Cave offers a unique blend of historical fascination and natural beauty. It's a brief yet enchanting stop that adds depth to the Phi Phi Islands' allure, leaving visitors with lasting memories of a truly extraordinary destination.

Spectacular. Here snorkelling can be done. Enjoy the undersea site seen. You must able to swim 🏊‍♀ with life jacket.

Phi Phi Leh is a shelter to the "Viking Cave", which is residence of the white-nest swiftlet 🐤(indigenous bird). These birds create their nest from their saliva and are harvested for human consumption.
The cave is surrounded by deep blue seawater. Tourists are not allowed to go inside. only view is available from the boat. Even though they don’t allow to snorkel in front of this cave but they can enjoy snorkeling at a distance.
Overall exciting experience!

I've been there, but the cave was under construction, so I just sightseen from outside

Was not able to enter these caves as it was closed for tourists. But we did see from a distant. There are thousands of bird nests inside and locals do go their to haverst them (some form of delicacy!).

Very big waves and a fearful place.

I loved snorkeling in the shallow water. An amazing experience