Really unique spot in the world, great nature, fantastic views for pictures and videos. The beach was calmed, looked like a mirror. People nice there, they help you in whatever you need. Its a most to visit when you go to Thailand for vacation.

While this is not the nicest and cleanest beach in Phi Phi, Loh Dalum Beach is still a very nice beach. First it is in the bay, so no waves. Second it is not too crowded, which is appreciable. The water is very warm, can see little fishes, and experience a great sunset. Can only recommended this beach.

Compared to Tonsai Beach this was very quiet. It was low tide when we came, but still very beautiful. There are bars and restaurants, but not many were open when we were there. A lot of areas to lay out and tan although there aren't any natural shades to save you from the burning sun. But if you want tranquility this beach offers that.

We stayed just a few minutes walk from this beach and it's super nice for canoeing and swimming but someday the water might not so beautiful due to too much plankton floating around. Overall it's beautiful and the main swimming beach of the island.

I had the pleasure of visiting a captivating beach located on an island. Situated at the back side of Ton Sai Beach and in close proximity to several hotels in Phi Phi, this beach offered a serene and tranquil escape. The moment I set foot on its shores, I was immediately struck by the tranquil atmosphere and the incredibly soft sands beneath my feet. Surrounded by lush green trees, traditional long-tail boats, and majestic hills, the beach boasted a picturesque setting that seemed straight out of a postcard.

Busy and never quiet due to the beach bars blasting loud music. But the water is nice and the beach is warm. You can rent a kayak or SUP and paddle around. Close to the shops and drinks are still cheap. There are some cordoned swimming areas so you don't get chopped in half by a speedboat.

Lovely beach. Much more quiet than the beach where the pier is located. I give 4 stars because it's very beautiful, however, there was almost no place to swim when I was there. Not because it was busy, but you've to maneuver through all the longtail boats to get to a spot where you can actually swim a bit. Then have to be careful of the incoming and outgoing boats. The boats were also parked exactly at the best spot on the beach, leaving the worse parts for people to swim. The environment was very nice though, with the beautiful view of the island which looks like it's closing in.

Update: If you swim to the outermost point where the cliff turns, there are some gigantic corals and so so many different colors of corals and marine life. I have never seen anything like it! It was a little scary for me (I’m a scaredy cat) but if you’re at the point where you can see the other beach around the cliff, right next to the rocks are some of the most beautiful snorkeling spots. The reefs were just story after story of coral and fish! It was like a huge city!! My husband swam to shark point and this area and he said this place is even better! Coral trees 20 feet tall. You can walk out onto the sand bar during low tide and swim from there to make it easier on yourself! Otherwise you’ll have to swim all the way along the rocky shore and it is quite a swim out and back. Nobody mentions it but there are some beautiful snorkeling spots at this beach. You’ll have to swim a little bit during high tide to get out to where the water doesn’t disappear during low tide. That’s where all the beautiful coral and fish are! We saw some amazing fish and a lot of spiky sea urchin! During low tide, it’s fun to walk out to the corals and them swim around. The big reefs have so much marine life!

We loved this beach. Stayed at PP Princess Resort so we were very close. The beach is very clean and quiet. White sand. The water is hot (but better than being outside). There is almost no waves, so very calm for swimming. Its not deep water so you can walk a long distance from the coast. Kayak rental and taxi boats to monkey beach and bamboo islands nearby. At night, there are bars with partied and fire shows.

Scenic, tranquil beach surrounded by trees & cliffs. You arrive at Ton sai Pier on Phi phi and since it is a Pier you hardly find good beach time here. Ton sai is way more commercial and rightly so as this is where the pier is. But Loh dalum is just the opposite not just in terms of the direction from Ton Sai but also in terms of the beach life and for the amazing sunset views. We stayed at Phi Phi Banyan villa which is close to the pier and Loh dalum beach. White sand beach, was very clean, quiet, calm waters, shallow beach so that one can walk the entire stretch of the beach from the coast. There are also stalls for kayak rental and long tail boats to monkey beach and bamboo islands. Few beach side restaurants serving buffet breakfast and lunch. Many beach side bars like the famous Slinky bar and more with active night life and fire shows.

Quiet long beach with crystal clear water. You can rent kayak or canoe boats. The beach is not so sloppy, it is like a private pool.

A very shallow bay with a lot of bars playing music and having loungy chairs. The other end is okay for swimming. Probably more for younger crowd. Gets quite loud at night. A pretty view to spend a sunset though.

Nice beach with various eateries and bars. At night there is fire dancing and electronic music.

It's better to avoid the hottest hours of the day as it can get very hot. Overall, Loh Dalum Beach is a beautiful but often crowded beach with crystal clear waters, powdery white sand, and stunning views. However, due to the crowds and boat traffic, the water is not always clean.

The beach is stunning and the best option if you only have a day on Koh phi phi. The best island tour to take is the first one at 6 am because it’s the least crowded which you’ll be thankful for when you come to Maya Bay (that has visitor caps). If you miss the early boat tours, just hang out here at this beautiful beach. You’ll find it serene and reasonably empty from 10am-1 while tours are out. (At least in low season). There are paddle boards to rent but during low tide you could walk to monkey beach 😉 The water is crystal blue, warm and feels like paradise.

Not the most beautiful beach on Koh Phi Phi islands but still very nice. The sand is mostly white and soft. They rent kayaks here. It's a short walk from the Tonsai pier. There were hardly any people on the beach (possibly since I was there in July which is considered a low season in Thailand), although there were quite a lot of people around the Tonsai pier so maybe people just go to other beaches on the islands. A tip: If you're at the pier waiting for a connection and have a ton of luggage and don't want to drag it with you but want to take a short swim at this beach, leave your luggage at the pier (at the entrance) with the pier guys. There's a place that has cameras so it seems secure enough. They'll ask you for 50 baht (probably negotiable as most prices in Thailand, I didn't bother and just paid it, it was totally worth not dragging my luggage around).