Ferry booking from Phuket to Koh Kradan

Ferry booking from Phuket to Koh Kradan

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12 Oct 2026
14 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

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Clear schedules & routes

Clear schedules & routes

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Phuket - Koh Kradan

Update: 10 Oct 2026, 00:01 hrs.

12 Oct 2026
Speedboat

08:30 - 11:40

Duration

3h 10m

Operator

Bundhaya Speedboat

From

฿1,950

Speedboat

10:00 - 13:40

Duration

3h 40m

Operator

Bundhaya Speedboat

From

฿1,950

Departure point in Phuket

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

Phuket Bus Terminal 2

Phuket Bus Terminal 2

Rassada Pier (Speedboat)

Bang Rong Pier

Phuket Airport

Ao Po Pier

Lomprayah Office

Phuket - Koh Kradan

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Travel tips for Phuket - Koh Kradan

  • The Phuket to Koh Kradan route is ideal for travelers who want to move from Phuket, one of southern Thailand’s major tourism hubs, to a much smaller and more peaceful island in Trang. Koh Kradan is known for its clear water, white-sand beaches, coral reefs, and nature-focused atmosphere, offering a very different experience from Phuket.
  • This route works especially well as part of an Andaman Sea island-hopping itinerary, as Koh Kradan is close to other southern islands such as Koh Mook and Koh Ngai. It can therefore be used as a stop along a southbound island route rather than returning to Phuket between destinations.
  • Check whether your booking is for a direct boat or a service that stops at other islands to pick up and drop off passengers. Services between Phuket and Koh Kradan may include several scheduled stops, but seeing multiple island names in the itinerary does not necessarily mean you need to change boats at every stop. Always follow the details in your Booking Confirmation.
  • As this journey is longer than a short inter-island crossing, be prepared to spend several hours on the boat. Bring drinking water, a few snacks, personal medication, and motion sickness medication if needed, and avoid scheduling important activities immediately after the estimated arrival time.
  • Keep in mind that Koh Kradan does not have the same level of urban infrastructure or transportation as Phuket. Shops, services, and other facilities are more limited, so bring essential personal items, medication, and some cash before leaving Phuket.
  • Boarding and disembarking on a small island may be different from using a large pier in Phuket. Depending on the service and sea conditions, passengers may be dropped off near the beach or transferred by a smaller local boat, so wear easy-to-remove footwear and keep your luggage easy to handle.
  • A dry bag or waterproof pouch is especially useful on this route, particularly for your passport, phone, camera, and electronic devices, as beach-side boarding and disembarking may expose your belongings to sea spray or water.
  • If you are traveling with several bags, check the operator’s baggage allowance, permitted number of bags, size limits, and other baggage conditions in advance. Try to keep your luggage easy to move, as island-hopping services with multiple stops are less convenient for bulky or difficult-to-handle baggage.
  • Koh Kradan is well suited to travelers interested in snorkeling and relaxing on the beach, thanks to its clear water and coral areas. If you plan to enjoy water activities, keep your swimwear, beach shoes, and sun protection in an easily accessible bag.
  • As this route operates in the Andaman Sea, seasonality can have a significant effect on boat services, especially for smaller islands. During the monsoon season, check whether the route is operating and monitor weather and sea conditions before departure.
  • If you are staying at a resort on Koh Kradan, inform the property of your accommodation name and estimated boat arrival time in advance, especially if they need to arrange a local boat transfer or help with luggage from the drop-off point.
  • Before leaving Phuket, carefully review your departure pier, check-in time, boat departure time, intermediate stops, and drop-off point on Koh Kradan on your Booking Confirmation. We recommend arriving at the check-in point around 30–60 minutes before departure, especially during High Season when Andaman island-hopping routes can be busy.