Koh Kood Ferry Timetables

Koh Kood Ferry Timetables and Ticket Prices 2025-26

High Season Timetable (1 October – mid May)

* Service goes via Koh Mak

* Service goes via Koh Mak

Low Season Boat Timetable (16 May – 15 October)

During the Low Season the timetables can change depending on the weather and demand.  Speedboats won’t be used.  Only the larger, more stable passenger ferries. In addition some services may not run if the boats are undergoing annual maintenance.

Passenger Boats to Koh Kood

Koh Kood is located around 45Km from the mainland and is accessible only by passenger ferry and speedboat.  There isn’t an airport on the island, although the Soneva Kiri Resort does have a private airstrip on a nearby island, for its very wealthy guests to use.

There are four boat companies running regular services to Koh Kood from Laem Sok pier on the mainland. These are ‘Koh Kood Princess’ , ‘Koh Kood Express , Seudamgo and  ‘Boonsiri Ferry.   These companies all operate, large, high speed vessels. A fifth company, Superjet Ferry ran service briefly in 2019 – 20 but closed during covid.  The boats all depart from the ferry terminal at Laem Sok pier, Trat.

For the 2025-2026 High Season the three main companies Boonsiri, Seudamgo and Koh Kood Express each have three or four daily sailings between Laem Sok – Koh Kood & Koh Kood – Laem Sok.

The newest, fastest boat is the Seudamgo caramaran which takes 84 people and can do the journey between the mainland and Koh Kood in around 45 minutes. They also operate the last boat of the day to Koh Kood which departs at 16:00.  ( In the 2025-26 high season Seudamgo will also launch a new electric hydrofoil service. )

The most comfortable vessel is probably the catamaran operated by Boonsiri Ferry which also offers free wi-fi onboard.  And the cheapest is the Koh Kood Princess which has tickets for just 350 Baht / person.  Their prices haven’t increased for several years.

Koh Kood Express (formerly Ko Kut Express) run both a large passenger boat, a catamaran and also a speedboat service.  They took over the running of the Siriwhite speedboat, which you will see mentioned on some websites, and re-branded it at the Ko Kut Express Speedboat in 2015.  The old speedboat was replaced by a modern, triple-engined, catamaran speedboat in late 2019. From 2022 onwards they run two large ferries and one speedboat per day during high season.

As yet, there are no vehicle ferries to the island.  Which ensures the island remains far quieter than other large islands in Thailand. But Koh Kood is now on more visitors’ radar and virtually all accommodation was fully booked during the 2024-25 high season. However all boat companies provide secure parking for passengers arriving by car.  The boat company’s ticket offices and parking areas are all marked on the map at the bottom of this page. Parking is 50 Baht / day.

Some of the luxury resorts also run their own speedboat services for guests, so if you are staying at a 5 star hotel then it’s worth inquiring if they include the transfer when booking a room.

Bus & Boat between Koh Kood and Siem Reap, Battambang, Koh Rong. Details here.

Laem Sok pier.  The Mainland Port for Boats to Koh Kood

Laem Sok is located at the very southernmost tip of a peninsula about 20 minutes drive from Trat town.  The ferry piers for Koh Chang are around 45 minutes drive away and Trat Airport is an hour away.

There’s very little else on this peninsula apart from some local hamlets; fishing and farming communities; a large area of protected mangroves and a couple of resorts.  The aging Ban Pu Resort and the far nicer, newer Analay Check In and Chill Out.  This is a new resort located a stone’s throw from the ferry pier and ideal for anyone arriving late afternoon and wanting a good value place to stay before catching the boat the next morning.

It is important to note that the boats to Koh Kood stop running mid-afternoon, even in High Season.

From November to May the last scheduled departures are on Koh Kood Express and Seudamgo which both depart at 16:00.   If you are arriving after this time and want to get to Koh Kood the same day, the only option is a private speedboat.  However, that isn’t cheap, expect to pay around 15 – 20,000 Baht for a one way trip.

So getting to the pier the same day you want to get to Koh Kood requires either an early start from Bangkok or having a night in Trat.  If you are coming from Koh Chang, then all you need to do , during High Season, is buy a ticket for either the Boonsiri Ferry, Bangbao Boat or Kai Bae Hut speedboat service.  They run daily services from 1 November until 30 April.

However, it is important to bear in mind that from May to October, only Boonsiri Ferry operates a daily inter island service.  And this is subject to weather and also disruptions die to annual maintenance of boats etc.    So getting from Koh Chang to Koh Kood during the Low Season is usually possible but be prepared for having to head back to the mainland and then to a different pier in order to take a boat.

As there are only passenger boats to Koh Kood, arranging transport direct to your hotel isn’t possible.  Fortunately, when you arrive on Koh Kood, all boat services provide transport to your resort.   There is no additional charge for this as it is included in the price of your boat ticket.

Going to Koh Mak?  The speedboat timetables are here.

Likewise, when you return from Koh Kood to the mainland, the transport from your hotel to the pier is included in the price.  The exception is with the Koh Kood Express Speedboat – which picks up from resort piers on the west coast of the island from locations including, and north of, Bangbao Bay.  This just leaves you to plan how you will get to the mainland pier.

Search and book tickets online . . .

How to Get from Bangkok or Trat Airport to Laem Sok pier

By Plane:

If you are flying into Trat on Bangkok Airways flight PG301 or PG305 then you will be able to get to Laem Sok and onwards to Koh Kood the same day.

Bangkok Airways operates a shared minibus service to Laem Sok pier, 700 Baht per person, but tickets when you land in Trat.  Alternatively, private transport by car or minibus can be booked e car or minibus can be booked from 1,500 Baht here

For more information on flying to Trat and then getting to Laem Sok, read this guide to Trat Airport

By Car:

Driving to the pier from Suvarnabhumi Airport or a hotel in Bangkok is very straightforward.  There are good roads all the way and there is rarely any delays due to traffic jams or roadworks.  Figure on around 5 to 5 and a half hours driving time, allowing for one quick stop on the way.  All boat companies provide secure, covered parking at the pier.  This is charged at 50 Baht per day (24 hours)

By Bus:

There are regular bus services from Bangkok to Trat and it is also possible to take a public minibus from Ekkamai or Morchit bus station.

But if you want to go direct from Bangkok to Laem Sok pier then you will have to use the private bus service run by Boonsiri Ferry.  This connects with their boat.  This departs at 05:30 and 08:00 from the Khao San Road area in Bangkok during High Season.  A combined bus and boat ticket costs 850 Baht, which is good value.  However, note that there are regular negative comments made by passengers on the driving skills of the bus drivers.  More details

For anyone staying in Trat, all the ferry companies provide transport, by ‘songtaew’ shared pick up truck taxi, from hotels in Trat to Laem Sok pier.  The price is 38 Baht per person, payable to the driver.

You’ll be able to buy your boat tickets a from your hotel in Trat when you arrive.  Or they can be booked direct with boat companies online. However, outside the peak New Year and Thai New Year (Songkran) holidays, advance booking isn’t usually required.

Private Transfer by car or minibus

As already mentioned, private transfers by car or minibus are available from Trat Airport.  But they can also be arranged for people heading to Koh Kood from Don Meuang Airport, Suvarnabhumi Airport and hotels in Bangkok or  Pattaya Airport. Prices are from 4,400 Baht for a private car from a hotel in Bangkok to the pier.  More prices and online booking. If you are flying into Don Meuang then you’ll need to be on a flight that lands before 05:00 to be sure of getting to the island the same day, and from Suvarnabhumi Airport, a flight that lands before 06:00.

At Laem Sok Pier

Laem Sok pier is a very ‘no frills’ pier, just a long concrete pier stretching out into the ocean.  Fortunately, the boat companies provide comfortable waiting areas complete with toilets, coffee-shop, simple restaurants and car parks for people waiting for their boat.

This main pier is where the large passenger boats depart and arrive.  There is a separate pier, known locally as ‘Coral pier’, about 5 minutes drive away, which is often – but not always – used by speedboats from resorts and the Koh Kood Express speedboat.

 Laem Sok Pier Location Map:

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Boats From Koh Chang to Koh Kood

Hopping from Koh Chang to Koh Mak and Koh Kood during the High Season is very easy.  You can use the daily speedboat, catamaran and wooden boat services to get from Koh Chang to the outlying islands.

The services are run by Kai Bae Hut Speedboat, Bangbao Boat and Boonsiri Ferry.  The cheapest tickets are on the wooden boat.  The most expensive are on the speedboat. The most comfortable is the airconditioned Boonsiri Ferry.

Ticket prices include transfer by pick up by taxi from your hotel on Koh Chang to the pier and also from the pier on Koh Kood to your hotel.  If you are travelling by speedboat the boat will drop you off ( or pick you up ) at your resort’s pier on Koh Kood or the nearest point.

It takes around an hour and  a half to two hours to get from Koh Chang to Koh Kood.  This includes a brief stop on Koh Mak when some passengers will get on and off.

If you are staying at the north end of Koh Kood, for example at Baan Makkok, then your total journey time will be about 20 minutes shorter than someone staying much further south on Koh Kood e.g. at Siam Beach Resort in Bangbao Bay.

Boats From Cambodia to Koh Kood

IMPORTANT: Please note that land borders between Cambodia and Thailand have been closed since early 2025 due to the ongoing border dispute. As of october 2025 there’s no indication when they might re-open.

At present there aren’t any boat services from Cambodia to Koh Kood.  However, in late 2023 Boonsiri Ferry began operating a service which connects the Trat islands to Hat Lek, on the Cambodian border.

This is a great option for anyone who is heading to (or coming from)  Phnom Penh, Sihanoukville or islands such as Koh Rong or Koh Kong in Cambodia.