Boonsiri ferry ticket from Samut Prakan to Koh Kood

Boonsiri ferry ticket from Samut Prakan to Koh Kood

Travel from Samut Prakan to Koh Kood with comprehensive services throughout the journey, making it easier to prepare your trip for a convenient experience.

21 Oct 2026
23 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.

Samut Prakan - Koh Kood by Boonsiri

Update: 19 Oct 2026, 17:25 hrs.

21 Oct 2026
Catamaran+Bus

05:30 - 11:45

Duration

6h 15m

Operator

Boonsiri5

From

฿1,100

Catamaran+Bus

09:00 - 16:45

Duration

7h 45m

Operator

Boonsiri5

From

฿1,100

Departure point in Samut Prakan

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

Suvarnabhumi Airport

Suvarnabhumi Airport

Arrival point in Koh Kood

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 Salad Pier

Travel tips for Samut Prakan - Koh Kood

  • Choose a morning transfer or a service that arrives in Trat well before the ferry departure time to allow enough time for check-in, luggage handling, and boarding without rushing.
  • Check the ferry check-in cut-off time in advance, not only the scheduled departure time. Some operators may close check-in before departure, and passengers arriving after the cut-off may not be allowed to board.
  • Check the last ferry departure to Koh Kood before planning your journey. If your transfer from Samut Prakan is delayed and you miss the final ferry, you may not be able to continue to Koh Kood on the same day.
  • During High Season, long weekends, and public holidays, it is recommended to book both the land transfer and ferry in advance, as convenient same-day connections to Koh Kood may fill up quickly.
  • Before your travel date, check the weather conditions, sea conditions, and ferry operator announcements, as rough seas or changing weather may cause delays, schedule changes, or temporary service suspensions for safety reasons.
  • If you are travelling with luggage, check the operator’s baggage policy. If the allowance is up to 20 kg plus 1 carry-on bag per person, make sure your luggage meets the requirements and clearly label your bags with your name or contact details.
  • Keep essential items for both the road and ferry journey such as your mobile phone, wallet, power bank, medication, tissues, a light jacket, and drinking water in your carry-on bag so they are easy to access.
  • Keep your passport, mobile phone, cash, credit cards, travel documents, and valuables with you at all times, especially when transferring from the vehicle to the ferry, as large luggage may be stored separately from the passenger seating area.
  • If you are prone to motion sickness or seasickness, prepare suitable medication for both parts of the journey and take it according to the medication instructions. It is also recommended to avoid heavy meals before boarding the ferry.
  • If you feel dizzy during the ferry ride, try to sit in an area where the vessel’s movement is less noticeable, look toward the horizon, and avoid looking down at your phone for long periods, as this may help reduce seasickness.
  • Wear comfortable clothing and suitable footwear, as areas around the pier or boarding ramps may be wet or slippery, and you may need to handle your luggage when boarding or disembarking.
  • Follow all safety instructions provided by the ferry crew, and take note of the location of life jackets, emergency exits, and assembly points after boarding.
  • If you are travelling with children or elderly passengers, choose a seat that is easy to access and close to the aisle, and avoid areas with strong winds or wet surfaces for added safety.
  • As the journey may take several hours, prepare snacks, drinking water, a power bank, personal medication, and other essential items, especially if there are limited rest stops along the road.
  • Carry some cash for small expenses along the way, as some rest stops, small shops, or services may not accept credit cards or digital payments.
  • Keep your Booking Confirmation, E-ticket, ferry operator’s name, and service provider’s contact details on your phone, and save screenshots in advance in case internet access is unstable during the journey or around the pier.