Ferry booking from Koh Pha Ngan to Koh Mak

Ferry booking from Koh Pha Ngan to Koh Mak

Plan your journey from Koh Pha Ngan to Koh Mak with comprehensive services at a special price, making your travel experience more convenient.

13 Oct 2026
15 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.

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Clear schedules & routes

Clear schedules & routes

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Koh Pha Ngan - Koh Mak

Update: 12 Oct 2026, 07:09 hrs.

13 Oct 2026
Catamaran+VIP Bus+Bus

13:15 - 11:15

Duration

22h

Operator

Boonsiri5

From

฿2,300

Departure point in Koh Pha Ngan

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

Thongsala Pier

Seatran Discovery Koh Phangan (Thongsala Pier)

Arrival point in Koh Mak

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.

Ao Nid Pier

Makathanee Resort Pier

Koh Pha Ngan - Koh Mak

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Travel tips for Koh Pha Ngan - Koh Mak

  • The Koh Phangan to Koh Mak route is a long-distance journey from the lower Gulf of Thailand to the islands of eastern Thailand and may involve several ferry and land transport segments. It is best suited to travelers who plan to move from the Surat Thani area and spend several days exploring the Trat islands.
  • One of the highlights of Koh Mak is its peaceful atmosphere and lower visitor density compared with larger islands. It is ideal for slow travel, cycling, relaxing on the beach, or simply spending more time at your resort.
  • Before booking, check whether the package covers the entire journey through to Koh Mak, as the route may involve changing from a ferry to a vehicle and then taking another boat. If every segment is not included, you may need to arrange part of the journey yourself.
  • For this route, pay more attention to the estimated arrival time than the departure time. Even an early departure can result in a late arrival if there are long waiting times between connections.
  • If your accommodation on Koh Mak is located on the opposite side of the island from the arrival point, ask the hotel in advance whether a transfer from the pier is available, as some resorts are farther inland or along beaches that require additional travel.
  • If your goal is to relax, consider staying on Koh Mak for at least 2 nights or more, as the journey from Koh Phangan is quite long and a one-night stay may feel too short compared with the time spent traveling.
  • If you are traveling with several bags, pack so that essential items are easy to access and avoid making your luggage unnecessarily difficult to handle, as multiple transfers may require you to move your bags several times.
  • For a long daytime journey, keep drinking water, snacks, personal medication, and a light jacket with you, as some parts of the route may have limited shops or rest stops.
  • Another appeal of Koh Mak is that it suits travelers looking for a quiet, relaxing atmosphere rather than a party-focused destination. If you are coming from Koh Phangan, the contrast can make the trip feel refreshingly different.
  • Before traveling, check the seasonal operating period of boat services from the Trat area, as departures to Koh Mak may be less frequent during Low Season or when sea conditions are unsuitable.
  • If you expect to arrive on Koh Mak later in the day, inform your accommodation of your estimated arrival time in advance so they can arrange a transfer or give you clear instructions from the pier.
  • This route also works well for an itinerary such as Koh Phangan → Koh Mak → Koh Kood or Koh Chang, allowing you to continue exploring eastern Thailand’s islands for several more days. Tickets for each onward segment should be booked according to your planned route.