Ferry ticket from Samut Prakan to Koh Mak by Boonsiri

Ferry ticket from Samut Prakan to Koh Mak by Boonsiri

Experience a convenient journey from Samut Prakan to Koh Mak by Boonsiri, with services that help connect each stage of your trip smoothly and efficiently.

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.

Samut Prakan - Koh Mak by Boonsiri

Update: 26 Oct 2026, 20:51 hrs.

28 Oct 2026
Bus+Catamaran

05:30 - 11:15

Duration

5h 45m

Operator

Boonsiri5

From

฿1,150

Bus+Catamaran

09:00 - 16:15

Duration

7h 15m

Operator

Boonsiri5

From

฿1,150

Departure point in Samut Prakan

It is recommended to arrive at the boarding or check-in point ahead of the scheduled time to allow for traffic, ticket verification, and preparation before departure.

Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK)

Suvarnabhumi Airport

Arrival point in Koh Mak

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

Ao Nid Pier

Travel tips for Samut Prakan - Koh Mak

  • If you are traveling during weekends, allow extra time for traffic on routes heading toward eastern Thailand, especially along major highways and interprovincial connections, to ensure you arrive at the pier on time.
  • For a more comfortable journey, choose a boat schedule and type that suit your travel group, such as a speedboat or catamaran. Consider the travel time, ease of boarding and disembarking, and services included in your ticket, as each boat type offers a different travel experience.
  • Check the required check-in date and time, along with any documents specified by the operator, such as your booking confirmation or identification card, to ensure a smooth ticket collection and boarding process, especially during busy travel periods.
  • Koh Mak has several popular tourist areas, including Ao Suan Yai on the northwestern coast and Ao Kao on the southwestern coast, with accommodations and restaurants located along the beaches. Choose an area that matches your preferred atmosphere, as each bay offers different beach characteristics and facilities.
  • Check all your booking details carefully, including your travel date, departure time, bus pick-up point, and designated pier, to avoid confusion and reduce the risk of missing your scheduled boat.
  • If you are traveling with large luggage, check the operator's baggage allowance and restrictions, including the permitted weight and number of bags. Choose luggage that is easy to carry for greater convenience when boarding and changing transportation.
  • Bring any regular medications and basic first-aid supplies, especially if you have an existing medical condition or need to take medication regularly, so you are prepared for minor health issues during the journey.
  • If you are traveling by boat during rainy weather, bring a foldable raincoat or waterproof phone pouch to protect your belongings from getting wet while waiting to board or handling luggage at the pier.
  • Follow the crew's instructions carefully while on board. Avoid standing or walking in restricted areas, and wear a life jacket as required by the operator to ensure your safety throughout the journey.
  • If you want to explore the beautiful waters around Koh Mak, consider visiting Koh Kham, a nearby island not far from Ao Suan Yai. It is known for its emerald-green waters, white sandy beaches, and distinctive black volcanic rocks. Check with the operator about boat transfers and island access requirements in advance.
  • Koh Mak is a peaceful destination known for its environmentally friendly tourism approach. You can enjoy simple activities such as walking along the beach, kayaking, or relaxing with sea views from your accommodation. Purchase essential supplies before arriving on the island, as shops and certain services are more limited than on the mainland.