Snorkeling to Phi Phi Islands by Speedboat from Koh Lanta

This tour is nothing like described and I recommend to look elsewhere. For starters, we didn't go to Maya Beach because it's closed to the public. That's fine but that shouldn't be listed in the ad. Instead we went to a nearby bay where we were supposed to snorkel/swim for 30 minutes but they called everyone back to the boat after about 15 minutes. Then we were supposed to do swimming and sightseeing at Monkey Bay Point for an hour but we literally pulled up, saw one monkey in the tree for 5 minutes and then left. There was no swimming and it was no more than 5 minutes. We were then supposed to go to Bamboo Island for two hours to eat and to hang out. Instead we went to Koh Phi Phi where people could explore the island or swim for about 30-45 minutes. Afterwards we went to lunch on some other island which was mediocre and we only had 30 minutes to eat and get back on the boat. It was very rushed. After lunch we did some snorkeling offshore somewhere. Maybe it was Shark Point but I stopped caring or paying attention at this point as I realized they were winging it. The snorkeling spot was actually pretty nice and we were finally given a decent amount of time. After that, we were taken to Bamboo Island which was beautiful. We had 40 minutes there and I wish we would have spent most of the day there as it was probably the nicest beach and water we went to. Putting the itinerary stuff aside, there was one tour guide who was very obnoxious. We had a group of 35-40 people on the boat and most of them were Chinese. One of the tour guides spoke Mandarin and he acted like a 12 year old the entire time. He was constantly yelling and cackling. He'd bump into you without apology. He'd grab handfuls of fruit that were being passed around to the guests. He was just annoying all around. There were about 6 English speaking people on the boat and there was one tour guide who realized we had no idea what he was saying so he'd come and try to translate where we were going and how much time we had at each place. That was appreciated. Another tour guide would smoke on the boat, along with some of the guests, even though they were no smoking signs on the boat. And lastly, when we were docking back at the pier, they came around with a basket soliciting tips and would just stand there waiting for you to put something in. I've been on a lot of tours like this and they normally leave a tip jar where you can tip if you're inclined. This felt forced.