Book ferry from Koh Mak to Trat | Boonsiri

Book ferry from Koh Mak to Trat | Boonsiri

Connect your journey from Koh Mak to Trat by Boonsiri smoothly, with convenient services to make your trip easier from start to finish.

28 Oct 2026
30 Oct 2026

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All-in-one transfers

All-in-one transfers

Combine land and sea transport in a single booking — no need to arrange each leg separately.

Trusted operators

Trusted operators

We work with reliable and experienced transport providers to ensure safety and punctuality.

Clear schedules & routes

Clear schedules & routes

Know your departure time, arrival time, and route details before you travel.

Koh Mak - Trat by Boonsiri

Update: 26 Oct 2026, 00:50 hrs.

28 Oct 2026
Catamaran

09:00 - 09:45

Duration

45m

Operator

Boonsiri5

From

฿550

Catamaran

14:00 - 14:45

Duration

45m

Operator

Boonsiri5

From

฿550

Catamaran+Local Taxi

09:00 - 11:30

Duration

2h 30m

Operator

Boonsiri5

From

฿750

Catamaran+Local Taxi

14:00 - 17:00

Duration

3h

Operator

Boonsiri5

From

฿750

Van+Catamaran

09:00 - 11:45

Duration

2h 45m

Operator

Boonsiri5

From

฿1,000

Van+Catamaran

14:00 - 17:00

Duration

3h

Operator

Boonsiri5

From

฿1,000

Local Taxi+Catamaran

09:00 - 11:30

Duration

2h 30m

Operator

Boonsiri5

From

฿750

Local Taxi+Catamaran

14:00 - 17:00

Duration

3h

Operator

Boonsiri5

From

฿750

Departure point in Koh Mak

Allow extra travel time, especially during festivals, long weekends, and peak tourist periods.

Ao Nid Pier

Ao Nid Pier

Arrival point in Trat

It is recommended to allow extra travel time, especially during the rainy season, as weather conditions and rough seas may cause ferry departures to be delayed or take longer than scheduled.

Trat Airport (TDX)

PTT Station (Petrol+EV) Trat (Outbound)

Trat Bus Terminal

Laem Sok Pier

Travel tips for Koh Mak - Trat

  • Before departing from Koh Mak, check when you need to leave your accommodation to arrive on time for your booked departure. As accommodations are spread across different parts of the island, allowing sufficient travel time will help ensure a smooth and relaxed journey.
  • If you plan to continue your journey after arriving in Trat Province, check your estimated arrival time and avoid scheduling tight connections to allow for possible delays along the way.
  • Check the operator's baggage allowance and restrictions, including the permitted weight and number of bags. Pack souvenirs and fragile items securely to prevent damage during the journey.
  • If you are prone to seasickness, eat a light meal before departure and avoid reading or using your phone for long periods while the boat is moving to help reduce dizziness and nausea.
  • Check the final drop-off location included in your booking, such as Trat town or a designated transfer point, so you can conveniently plan your activities and onward travel after arriving on the mainland.
  • Trat Province offers natural attractions beyond its beaches and islands, such as Than Mayom Waterfall on Koh Chang and Saphan Hin Waterfall on the Trat mainland. If you plan to explore more attractions after returning from Koh Mak, choose destinations that suit your location and available time.
  • Save the contact information of your transportation operator in advance so you can quickly request information or assistance if unexpected situations arise during your journey.
  • If you are traveling during a busy period, check that you have all your luggage and personal belongings before leaving each vehicle or boat to avoid forgetting items or accidentally taking another passenger's belongings.
  • Trat is known for several unique local souvenirs, especially the Ngop Nam Chiao, a traditional handcrafted hat, as well as products made from locally grown fruits. You can purchase souvenirs from local markets or shops before continuing to your next destination.
  • If you want to experience the atmosphere of a coastal province, consider staying in Trat town or near the coast before continuing your journey. Trat town is ideal for exploring local markets and trying traditional dishes, while coastal areas offer relaxing sea views and opportunities to experience the lifestyle of local fishing communities.