But here are some shots of more isolated beaches on Phi Phi. In Ao Nang Jackie had been disappointed that none of the beaches actually looked like they do in the tourist guides. The owner of our bungalow said that was because of the recent rains. Luckily, in Phi Phi the water is beautifully clear and warm, and Jackie was pleased to see at least one part of Thailand looked like she expected it to.

One view of Long Beach.

Another angle.

Some of the denizens of - wait for it - Monkey Beach.

One mother monkey actually came on the boat with her baby to get more food.

A close-up of the baby (still sucking its mother's teat!), looking alternately cute and pretty damn freaky.
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