Phi Phi Viewpoints are a series of scenic lookout points located on the hills of Ko Phi Phi Don, the largest island in the Phi Phi Islands group in Thailand. These viewpoints are among the most famous attractions in the archipelago, offering panoramic views of the island’s distinctive twin bays and dramatic limestone cliffs.

The most well-known viewpoints are accessible via a steep but well-marked staircase that climbs from the main village area. Along the way, shaded rest points and small shops provide stops before reaching the upper platforms. From the top, visitors can see the narrow strip of land connecting Tonsai Bay and Loh Dalum Bay, framed by turquoise waters and jungle-covered hills on both sides.

Today, Phi Phi Viewpoints are a must-visit for travellers exploring the islands, especially at sunrise or sunset when the light enhances the dramatic coastal scenery. Despite the climb, the viewpoints are one of the most iconic photo locations in southern Thailand, showcasing the unique geography that makes the Phi Phi Islands so well known.