How to get from Bangkok to Koh Mak, Koh Kut (Koh Kood) & Koh Chang - Thailand 2024
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 มี.ค. 2024
- Getting to the wonderful island of Koh Mak, Koh Chang or Koh Kut isn’t as difficult as it might seem when planning a trip. The first part is you’ll have to figure out how to get from Bangkok to Trat. The last part of the journey will be by passenger boat as there aren’t any vehicle ferres to the island. So traveling door to door in the same vehicle isn’t possible.
Many take the bus to Trat and then spend a night in the town before traveling to the islands the next morning. It’s also possible to fly and do the ferry trip to the island that day or the next morning. Either way that is the most difficult part. Once you are in Trat the next step is to get to the ferry pier.
Another option is to arrange a bus with a ferry transfer from Bangkok and one of the piers in Trat. One company that provides service from Khao San Road in Bangkok to the islands is Boonsiri. For 1,100 Baht, one way, it’s a simple and easy way to get to the islands. They provide service to Koh Kut, Koh Mak and Koh Chang on the same bus/ ferry. 1,100 Baht with lunch is the cost to the second stop of Koh Mak on this route.
Here is what to expect on the trip.
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This part of Thailand is well worth visiting if you have a chance to see. I made another video of going from Trat to Koh Kut from the Laem Sok Pier. Here is the video if you want to see more.
How to get from Trat to Koh Kut (Koh Kood) - Thailand 2023
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Great info thanks. When I arrive this will for sure be one of the places/trips I do Thanks for all the videos. Safe travels
If you go here it would be fun to island hop. Do 3 or 4 days on each island. There are a couple ferry companies that go between the islands. Boonsiri and Koh Kood Express seem to be the most used. I enjoyed Koh Kut more than Koh Mak but both were still really nice.
@@endlessjourneytravels Yes, that is my plan slow travel. Thanks for the additional hints. Safe travels Joe
@@joezip6389 a trip along the coast would be a nice addition. I’ve done it a few times and it’s nice. From Sattahip through Rayong to Chantaburi is a great part of Thailand. A few places along the way that the Thais go for vacation plus Chantaburi old town is worth a visit.
We did the same bus trip by Boonsiri in mid-January. We paid 1100 Baht one-way to Koh Mak which included the bus, lunch and the ferry with one stop in Koh Kut. I like the new bus depot in Hat Lek. It looks like a contemporary art gallery or museum overlooking the Gulf of Thailand. It’s definitely a different pier (Laem Sok ?) from our previous trip to Koh Kut by Boonsiri in late 2022. We boarded the ferry and went straight up to the upper deck oblivious of the additional 100Baht charge. We moved back to lower deck about half an hour after the ferry was sailing. We got a complimentary pickup at Ao Lid pier from our resort on Koh Mak. We stayed for six nights on this beautiful and quiet island. Very nice island.
Ya the new ferry pier building is nice. It will be even better when they finish the pier at that location so you don’t have to get on the trailer to get to the boat. On the way back we used the same company and they took us to the Laem Sok pier instead of the new one. It’s about an hour and a half closer to Bangkok so it did save some time.
The trip was very nice and I was glad to finally see Koh Mak. I think I like Koh Kut better and we will probably go there next time. I have a few other places on my must visit list that are ahead of a return trip there though. My list never seems to get shorter since I always find 3 places I want to visit for every 1 that I actually see. lol
Sir, how did you book your stay at koh mak or koh kood?
I’ve stayed at both islands and I generally book them with agoda dot com.