Maya Bay, Thailand's tourist paradise, temporarily closed to restore ecosystem

05/08/2025

Thailand’s famous tourist destination, Maya Bay – the beach paradise that made its name in the tourism industry – will be temporarily closed from August 1 to September 30, 2025. The decision is aimed at restoring the marine ecosystem, especially the coral reef, after a peak summer tourist season.

Recently, Maya Bay – the sea paradise that once made a brilliant name for the Thai tourism industry – will be temporarily closed to restore the ecosystem. This decision is part of the Thai government’s environmental conservation efforts, to ensure that the bay’s natural beauty is preserved for future generations. Therefore, it is extremely necessary to proactively update the latest information so that visitors can adjust their exploration plans accordingly.

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According to the official announcement posted on Travel and Tour World, Maya Bay, the jewel on Phi Phi Leh Island in Krabi (Thailand), will temporarily close to tourists for two months, starting from August 1, 2025 until September 30, 2025.

Theo thông báo chính thức, Vịnh Maya sẽ tạm dừng đón khách du lịch trong vòng hai tháng

Maya Bay will be closed to tourists for two months, according to an official announcement.

This is an activity within the framework of the nature conservation program organized annually by Thailand. The main purpose of this temporary closure is to give nature time to "recover" after a crowded and bustling summer tourist season, bringing back vitality to the colorful coral reefs, beaches and the entire common home of underwater creatures. This is part of a long-term plan to protect the fragile marine ecosystem of Hat Noppharat Thara-Mu Ko Phi Phi National Park.

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Đây là hoạt động nằm trong khuôn khổ chương trình bảo tồn thiên nhiên được Thái Lan tổ chức thường niên nhằm bảo vệ và phục hồi hệ sinh thái biển quý giá

This is an activity within the framework of the nature conservation program organized annually by Thailand to protect and restore valuable marine ecosystems.

For those who had planned to visit Maya Bay during this period, now is the time to re-plan your trip. Although Maya Bay is temporarily closed to visitors, Thailand still has countless other beautiful islands and beaches to explore, each with its own charm.

Đây là một phần trong kế hoạch dài hơi nhằm bảo vệ hệ sinh thái biển vốn rất mong manh thuộc Vườn Quốc gia Hat Noppharat Thara-Mu Ko Phi Phi

This is part of a long-term plan to protect the fragile marine ecosystem of Hat Noppharat Thara-Mu Ko Phi Phi National Park.

The temporary closure of a popular destination like Maya Bay not only demonstrates Thailand’s responsibility in conservation, but also reminds visitors of the importance of sustainable tourism. Joining hands to protect the environment is also a way for visitors to continue to admire the pristine beauty of Maya Bay for many years to come, contributing to preserving natural paradises for the world.

Maya Bay, located on Koh Phi Phi Island in Thailand, is one of the famous tourist destinations with picturesque natural scenery. This beach has clear blue water, fine white sand and is surrounded by towering limestone cliffs. The natural scenery has created a wonderful space for those who want to find a peaceful place to relax.

Mục tiêu chính là để trả lại sức sống cho những rạn san hô đầy màu sắc, các bãi biển và toàn bộ ngôi nhà chung của các sinh vật dưới đáy biển

The main goal is to restore life to colorful coral reefs, beaches and the entire home of marine life.

Maya Bay became widely known after appearing in the Leonardo DiCaprio film “The Beach.” The popularity of the film brought in a huge influx of tourists, with numbers soaring from under 1,000 to 7,000 or 8,000. In particular, about 5,000 people regularly visit the bay, many of whom come from Phuket on day trips.

The beauty of Maya Bay extends beyond the beach, to the surrounding landscape, from the biodiverse coral reefs to wildlife such as hammerhead sharks. The area is also a great place for activities such as scuba diving, exploring caves and taking in the views from high points on the island.

Khanh Linh Source: Synthesis
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