Getting to Koh Kood has become much easier over the last couple of years but it does still require some forward planning.
The mainland departure point is Laem Sok Pier, located some 30km out from Trat, the nearest provincial town.
Your Options
- To reach the pier directly, your most stress-free choice is our private transfer direct from your Bangkok hotel or Suvarnabhumi Airport. We co-ordinate the collections with the boat times and can pick-up from plenty of other places too. A SUV car is 3,800bt to 4,000bt (north Bangkok, Bangkok Noi) , travel time 4.5 to 5 hours.
- Passenger boats (express, catamaran, mini catamaran and speedboat) run by 4 separate companies start at 10.00, 10.45 and finish at 16.00. Prices range from 400bt to 600bt for the slowest/slow ‘express’ to 600bt for the best options of catamaran, mini catamaran and speedboat. There are no car ferries.
- If you fly into Trat Airport on the lunchtime flight, PG305, arriving at 13.40 (27/10/24 to 30/3/25), you link to either the 15.00 Boonsiri (no refund if you miss it) or just take your time and use the 16.00 Seudamgo or at the same time, the new 16.00 Koh Kut Express speedboat. Once on the summer timetable (31/3/25 to 27/10/25), you can make the 14.20 Seudamgo or the 15.00 (14.40 1/6/25 to 30/9/25) Boonsiri. The PG307 does not make any boat connections.
- A cheaper option is the bus/boat combinations at 1,100bt/1,000bt per person, with daily departures from the different boat companies at 05.00, 07.00 and 08.00 from the Khao San Road area. Or you could use public transport from Ekamai Bus Station to Trat City itself – the early morning departures or night bus (currently every day) are the ones to catch.
- Finally, you can island hop from Koh Chang, Koh Mak and Koh Wai using speedboats, a wooden boat, catamaran or mini-catamarans. Please note only the large catamaran runs in low season (1/6/25 to 30/9/25) and this may change to a speedboat.
- Once on Koh Kood, the best way to get about is renting a motorbike, 250bt to 350bt per day. Or you could also take an island tour – chat with us about setting one up for you.
UPDATED November 2024
About the Page
To get you started, we summarise each method of how to get to Koh Kood below. Follow their links to our individual pages for all the comprehensive details, including up-to-date timetables, prices and booking request forms.