Koh Samui to Khao Lak

Visa Run to Penang, Malaysia (3 days and 2 nights) A visa run to Penang in Malaysia is required when your length of stay has nearly expired in your passport. Given the quality of shopping and nightlife, some people prefer the Penang visa run instead of the Kota Bharu one from Koh Samui. The Thai consulate can, at times, be rather strict, but if you are confident and have all the right paperwork with you, then there’s nothing for you to worry about.

There are several options available to you when you want to head to Bangkok from Koh Samui, which include bus, ferry, and train. Of course, the option you choose depends on your budget and time.   Bus Services from Koh Samui to Bangkok   All the buses for Bangkok leave from the new bus terminal in Nathon, from the west coast of Koh Samui. All our buses are air-conditioned, and have economy and VIP seats available. The difference in service between the VIP and economy seats is space (leg room), comfort, and complimentary refreshments.   For this journey, you will head to the Nathon bus terminal in Koh Samui from your hotel, one hour before your departure time. The travelling begins with a quick trip to the car ferry: Raja in Lipa Noi, and Seatran in Nathon, depending on the bus company. You will get off to cross to Donsak by ferry, a journey that takes about an hour and a half; this is already included in the ticket price. Once in Donsak, you will wait for the bus and board it when it arrives and head to Bangkok.   The travel time from Koh Samui to Bangkok is between ten to twelve hours; the bus usually has two stops on the way, at Thai service stations: you will find restaurants, shops, and restroom facilities there. Thai movies are also usually played in the bus as the journey begins from Donsak.   In the recent months, some of the bus services have also installed VOD (Video on Demand) services that include a variety of English movies as well as some games to pass the time during the trip. When you are making a booking with us, you can enquire about the bus services.

With our competitively priced transfers, going to Koh Lanta from Koh Samui via bus or plane can’t possibly get any easier.   To go from Koh Samui to Koh Lanta, you will have to take a ferry from the Ao Nang. But for the larger leg of the journey, you can either go by land or by air; you can choose your mode of transport depending upon your budget.   Koh Samui to Koh Lanta by Bus   The cheapest way to get to Koh Lanta from Koh Samui is by bus. There is a daily bus service from Koh for Koh Lanta, but only one bus leaves per day, at 8 AM in the morning. First, you will be picked up from your hotel and taken to the Nathon Bus Station. Then you will board the bus and head to Surat Thani City, which also includes a ninety-minute ferry ride to the mainland in Donsak. Both the buses and ferries are comfortable and air-conditioned, and the ferry has ample seating, sundeck, toilet facilities, shop for snacks, and even a massage service at times.   From Donsak, there will be an eighty-minute journey to Surat Thani, and then you will switch your bus and head to Koh Lanta. The time for changing the bus is thirty minutes, which gives you enough time to freshen up, use the toilet, and buy any food and drinks you need. The bus will then head to Ao Nang, from where you have to take a ferry to get to the island.   Koh Samui to Koh Lanta by Air   From Koh Samui, there is one daily flight to Krabi International Airport. This is the quickest way to get to Koh Lanta, and the flight only takes fifty-five minutes. The price of the ticket changes depending on the seat availability, and typically ranges between 3000 to 4500 Thai Bahts. Samuidaytours can get you the best rates for the tickets given our contacts at the airport.   From Krabi, you will take the mini-bus service to Koh Lanta, which will only take an hour, and then take the ferry to the island; the ferry ride is only a half hour long.   You can get in touch with us to get the best prices, updates, and ticket prices for flights from Koh Samui to Krabi, as well as for the connecting services to Koh Lanta.

The most inexpensive and affordable way of traveling from Koh Samui to Ao Nang are ferries and buses; they are very popular among travelers and tourists alike. But if you want a speedier way of travelling, without spending much time in transit, we offer you economic and cheap flights to Krabi as well as connecting services to Ao Nang.   Koh Samui to Ao Nang by Bus and Ferry   It takes about eight and a half hours to get from Koh Samui to Ao Nang by bus. You will be picked up from outside your hotel and taken straight to Nathon Bus Terminal; once at the terminal, you will exchange your printed voucher for the bus and ferry tickets. You will board the bus that will transport you to the ferry pier; both you and the bus will board the ferry, separately. It will take an hour and a half to get to the mainland from where you will continue your ride on the bus to Surat Thani city, which will be another eighty-minute journey.   To get to Krabi from Surat Thani, you will have to change your bus; the stay at Surat Thani will be for half an hour so you can use the toilet, freshen up, and buy snacks and food items for the journey ahead. Once you get to Krabi, you will have to change your bus one last time to get to Ao Nang; it will be a very short trip.   All our buses that go to Ao Nang are well equipped, comfortable, and air-conditioned. The car ferry is big and stable enough to withstand strong waves; it is also spacious, comfortable, air-conditioned, and has facilities like toilet and a shop for food, snacks, and drinks.   Koh Samui to Ao Nang by Bus and Ferry from Bangrak Pier   The journey is pretty much the same as mentioned above, except that you will leave from Bangrak pier. This journey takes six and a half hours only.   Koh Samui to Ao Nang by Plane   If you want to get to Ao Nang faster, you can also go by plane. There is one daily flight that goes from Koh Samui to Krabi, and it only takes forty-five minutes; the tickets costs 3200 Bahts. Although the transfer to the airport from your hotel is not included, you can book it separately. Do note that you have to reach the airport at least forty-five minutes prior to the flight. Once you land in Krabi, Ao Nang is only a thirty-five minute journey by bus.   To enquire about the flight, ticket availability, pricing, or for any other general queries, feel free to contact us.

You can get to Singapore from Koh Samui in various ways. The method of transportation you choose depends on your budget, time, and the experience you want.   Koh Samui to Singapore by Bus and Ferry   The bus that goes to Singapore from Koh Samui takes eighteen hours; this journey begins with a transfer from your hotel to Nathon Bus Station. From Nathon Bus Station, you will board the bus service for Hat Yai—this also includes a ninety-minute journey via ferry to Donsak. From Donsak, you will begin the journey again and head to Hat Yai, the main transport hub of South Thailand.   After five hours of travelling, you will switch your bus so that you can cross the Thai-Malaysian border at Sadao and proceed toward Kuala Lumpur. You will have half an hour during this bus switching so you can freshen up, eat, use toilets, and buy snacks for the journey. The journey to the border only takes forty-five minutes; you will have to get off the bus at the border at Thai and Malaysian border security so that you can get your passport stamped. The journey from Malaysian border to Kuala Lumpur takes seven hours. From Kuala Lumpur, you will change your bus one last time and begin the journey to Singapore; crossing to Singapore will also require a border crossing.   All the buses in the service that go to Singapore are air-conditioned and comfortable. They also include the usual facilities and stop at regular intervals for rest. The car ferries that you will travel in on the way are also large and sturdy; they include air-conditioned cabins, toilet facilities, and a snack shop with affordable food and drinks.   Koh Samui to Singapore by Train   The journey to Singapore from Koh Samui via train takes a total of thirty-two hours. The first leg of the journey is the same as mentioned above until you reach Hat Yai. From Hat Yai, however, you will have to take a cab to the train station from where you will get the train for Kuala Lumpur Sentral Station; this journey takes fourteen and a half hours. The only seats in this train are Second-class sleepers; they are comfortable to sleep in, and the train arrives early in the morning.   When you reach Kuala Lumpur, you will have two hours free before the train for Singapore leaves. The journey to Singapore will be eight hours, and you will reach Singapore Woodlands in the north, only fifteen kilometer away from the city center. You can take metro or bus to go to the City Center; it will only take about an hour on a bus for S$4, or you can take a cab, which will take you there in half an hour, but it will cost S$30.   The second-class sleepers are recommended because the berths are comfortable and structured in a dorm-style manner against the walls of the carriage, on the central aisle. The berth on the top is slightly narrow but it also costs 100 Thai Bahts less in price. There is ample room for the luggage as well. They are available in both air-conditioned and non-air-conditioned carriages. The latter costs 200 Thai Bahts less. Your bags are safe on the train, but to be extra safe, keep your bags locked. Since this is a night train, your beds will already be made with fresh linen and curtains will be attached when you board. In the morning, you can fold the berths in to seats.   Koh Samui to Singapore by Plane   Direct flights from Koh Samui to Singapore go daily and take about two hours and twenty minutes. The tickets for Singapore cost about 8000 Thai Bahts to 12000 Thai Bahts. They do not include a hotel transfer to the airport, although it can be arranged separately. You have to reach the airport forty-five minutes prior to departure for checking in.   There are some other ways of flying to Singapore that are relatively cheaper as compared to direct flights from Koh Samui. If you take the flight to Singapore from Bangkok or Phuket, the tickets will cost around 1800 Thai Bahts to 5000 Thai Bahts. You can get better prices by booking sooner.   The flight to Singapore from these airports is three hours but since you will have to travel to these locations, it will add extra hours to your overall journey. You can take the flight to Bangkok or Phuket as well; the tickets range between 2500 Thai Bahts to 5500 Thai Bahts and 3000 Thai Bahts respectively. The trips by bus and ferry are not only cheaper but also include hotel transfers.   Feel free to contact us anytime to inquire about the flights, get the ticket prices, making bookings, etc

You can charter a private speedboat to head to the Full Moon Party in Koh Phangan from Koh Samui with your friends or group without any hassle or waiting, and enjoy one of the world-famous parties.   Although there are many ways to get to the Full Moon Party in Koh Phangan, chartering a private boat gives you a VIP pass as you can simply sail to the party directly.   If you pre-book a speedboat with us, we will make sure that the boat is ready before you arrive at the pier to head to the Full Moon Party. The ride to the party at Haad Rin Beach is only twenty-five minutes long, and we will also see to your return arrangements, so you can return as you please—at a pre-arranged time or a number you can call when you want to head back.   All our speedboats are fully equipped with the latest, modern, and up-to-date safety mechanisms and navigation equipment. Our boats are maintained under strict regulations, and our clients’ safety is our top priority. We will also provide a guide who speaks fluent English to guide you along the way and to answer any questions you may have.   Heading to and returning from the Full Moon Party can be quite a hassle, given all the tourists and people flocking to the beach. The most affordable, economic, and practical way for this for a large group is the speedboat.

When going from Koh Samui to Chiang Mai, people who want a taste of Thailand usually go by buses and trains; but we also have flights available if you want to save your precious time.   Koh Samui to Chiang Mai by Bus and Ferry   The buses for Chiang Mai leave daily from Koh Samui, travelling through Bangkok. The journey takes around twenty-two hours in total, and the buses have both standard and VIP seats.   You will be picked up from your hotel in Koh Samui and taken to the Nathon bus station. The journey begins from Nathon with a short ferry ride, after which you take the bus to Bangkok. The bus will board the ferry separately. It will take ninety minutes to get to the mainland from where you will take your bus to Bangkok.   The ferries are spacious and sturdy enough to withstand strong waves, and are spacious with ample seating. They are air-conditioned, and also have facilities including restroom and a shop for buying snacks, drinks, and food. The ferry journey is very comfortable.   From the Mo Chit bus station in Bangkok, you will change your bus and begin the ten-hour journey to Chiang Mai. There will be signs, as well as bus attendants, that will guide you along.   VIP Bus   The VIP buses have fewer seats compared to the standard buses, therefore they have more room in them, are spacious, and the seats can recline more. The buses are also air-conditioned. On the VIP bus, you will get refreshments and snacks, the price of which is already included in your ticket. There will also be a bathroom on board the bus. You will also be served a hot meal when the bus stops for rest. The VIP buses travel overnight to Bangkok, from where you will switch to the bus for Chiang Mai. The services on the bus to Chiang Mai will be similar, and the journey will take eight hours.   Standard Bus   The standard buses also leave from Koh Samui at night, travelling overnight. The seats are comfortable with a reasonable space and a comfortable recline.   Koh Samui to Chiang Mai by Train   The train takes thirty hours to get to Chiang Mai; although this takes more time compared to buses, the trains are more comfortable, have a bed you can rest and sleep on, and also move around and stretch your legs.   Many tourists consider the train ride a must experience for people visiting Thailand. The train provides a good platform for seeing the beautiful scenery of Thailand, meeting like-minded fellows, having drinks and meeting other travellers to share experiences with.   The train leaves from Surat Thani, so the first leg of your journey is from Koh Samui to the train station. This takes between three to four hours, and the journey begins when you are picked from your hotel. The initial journey is the same as mentioned above, including a bus and a ferry ride. The train will head to Bangkok first, which will take fourteen hours, and then you will change the train and begin a thirteen-hour journey to Chiang Mai.   First Class Sleepers   The most comfortable ones among the aforementioned are the first class sleepers. They are secure, lockable, have air conditioning, sleeping compartments with two berths, and have clean beddings for both berths. Bathrooms are also available, situated at the end of each carriage: the bathrooms include fresh water shower as well. The passengers who are travelling alone will have to share the compartment with another passenger; if they want full occupancy, they will have to pay 500 Bahts extra. Both berths can be converted into sofas to recline and relax during mornings and evenings. If you are after comfort, luxury, and privacy, first class sleepers are for you.   Second Class Sleepers   Popular amongst youngsters and backpackers due to their affordability are the second-class sleepers; they also save cost on hotels. The berths are comfortable and structured in a dorm-style manner against the walls of the carriage, on the central aisle. The berth on the top is slightly narrow but it also costs 100 Thai Bahts less in price. There is ample room for the luggage as well. They are available in both air-conditioned and non-air-conditioned carriages. The latter costs 200 Thai Bahts less. Your bags are safe on the train, but to be extra safe, keep your bags locked. When the journey begins, there are two seats facing each other, but they can be pulled together to form a bunk later on. The upper bunk folds out from the wall. The train staff will hook up curtains for privacy and also lay down fresh sheets on your berth.   Second Class Seats   The cheapest among all of them are the second-class seats; they are recommended for people who are on a budget. The carriages are modern and have air-conditioning and comfortable seats that can recline enough for you to sleep on. Light meals are also served on board.   Koh Samui to Chiang Mai by Air   There is one flight from Koh Samui to Chiang Mai per day, and the ticket costs between 6000 to 8000 Thai Bahts. The travel time is only two hours.   Another way to fly to Chiang Mai is to catch the flight through Bangkok. The first part of the journey takes an hour to an hour and a half, depending the type of airplane. You can find more details about this on our website, on the Koh Samui to Bangkok page. You have to reach the airport forty-five minutes before departure.   Once you arrive at the Suvarnabhumi Airport in Bangkok, you can catch your connecting flight to Chiang Mai. Depending on the connecting flight you have booked, you may or may not have to go through security clearance again. In the former case, you will have to pick up your luggage and take a shuttle to the Don Muang Airport, situated on the other side of Bangkok; most domestic flights leave from there.   The flight from Bangkok to Chiang Mai is of about an hour and a half. Travelling from Koh Samui to Chiang Mai by air, though two flights, will cost you between 4000 to 8000 Thai Bahts, depending upon the airports and flights.

Samuidaytours brings you the most affordable options of travelling to popular tourist destinations in Thailand. Head to Surat Thani from Koh Samui to continue to your destinations via plane, train, or a bus.   The only way to get to Surat Thani from Koh Samui is via the ferry. There are three main ferry services that connect to buses on the mainland that can take you to the Surat Thani city. The difference between these services is chiefly the speed and ticket price. With our transfer services, you can head straight to one of the three main destinations in Surat Thani: Surat Thani International Airport, Surat Thani train station, or the Surat Thani City Center.   Lomprayah Catamaran Ferry to Surat Thani   The Catamaran is a high-speed passenger ferry and is the quickest way to get to Surat Thani from Koh Samui. This ferry only takes forty-five minutes to get to Donsak, while the total trip takes only two hours. The Catamaran has air-conditioned cabins, ample seating, toilet facilities, and is very comfortable. It also has room for luggage that is stored in the front of the boat. It also includes a shop tat sells food and snacks at reasonable prices. The service is professional with very helpful and attentive staff that sees to your needs. When you reach Donsak, you will switch to the air-conditioned bus that will take you to Surat Thani.   Ferry to Surat Thani   The ferry to Surat Thani takes four-hours as it is a car ferry service. You will be picked up from your hotel in an air-conditioned mini-bus that will take you to the Nathon Bus Station. From there, you will take the bus that will take you to the pier to board the ferry. The crossing to Donsak will take around ninety minutes, and then you will board the bus again and head to Surat Thani city from where you will be able to get the bus to your destination.   Songserm Ferry to Surat Thani   Songserm is only a passenger ferry with a service that’s runs between Koh Samui and Donsak. This is the slowest service and takes about five hours to get to Donsak, but is preferred by backpackers and people on a budget due to its low-cost tickets.   This ferry is smaller compared to other ferries and gets affected by stronger waves. It is not unsafe but can be hard for people who suffer from seasickness, so they should take seasickness pills before boarding it. Over 90% of the time, the sea is fine, and you can check the status of the sea and weather forecast on WindGuru so you know what to expect.   All the ferries are maintained under strict checks under Thai Royal Navy to ensure passenger safety and to make sure that they are complying with the latest western standards. If you want a cheaper option and are okay with a boat that may be rocky during rough weather, this is the one for you. When you reach Donsak, you will board the bus to Surat Thani city.

Travelling by ferry is the only budget-friendly way of travelling to Koh Tao from Koh Samui. The ferry services run several times a day.   Lomprayah Catamaran Ferry from Koh Samui to Koh Tao   It takes around an hour and forty-five minutes to get to Koh Tao via the Lomprayah Catamaran ferry from Koh Samui. Transfer from your hotel to the pier in Maenam is included in the package. You will be picked up from your hotel ninety minutes before departure, although the timing may vary depending on where you are located in Koh Samui. When you reach the pier, you will exchange your voucher for a ferry ticket before you can board the ferry. There will be staff that will help you with putting the luggage on the boat, since the luggage is kept in the front to keep the aisles open.   There is ample seating and room for luggage on the Lomprayah ferry. Its boats are very well maintained. They are air-conditioned, include a sundeck and toilet facilities, as well as a small shop that sells food and snacks at reasonable prices. There are several TVs in the cabin on board that play movies during the journey to keep you entertained.   Seatran Ferry from Koh Samui to Koh Tao   Seatran ferry is comparatively slow and takes about two hours, but it is sturdier than the Lomprayah and can handle strong waves with more stability; it is ideal for people who tend to suffer from seasickness.   A transfer from your hotel to the pier in an air-conditioned mini-bus is included, and you will be picked up an hour before departure. The boats are air-conditioned as well with the same features as the ones mentioned above, including massage facilities, snack shop, and toilets.   Private Speed Boats to Koh Tao   You can also go to Koh Tao on a private speedboat, which is recommended for groups and families, or anyone who wants to travel on a time they want but when ferries aren’t available. Moreover, speedboats are not only faster than ferries but they also drop you right outside your hotel on Koh Tao. For rates or questions, please visit out private speedboat transfer to Koh Tao page.

Book with us now to head to Krabi—one of the most exotic and naturally beautiful places in Thailand—from Koh Samui, at a low cost and save your precious money!   Koh Samui to Krabi by Bus and Ferry   The time it takes to travel to Krabi from Koh Samui via a bus and ferry is a mere six hours—a time that is well spent on the journey, sightseeing the beautiful scenery on the way, saving money at the same time. The itinerary is initially the same as most of our others; you will be collected from your hotel in an air-conditioned mini-bus one hour before your departure time. You will be taken straight to the Nathon terminal where a comfortable and air-conditioned bus will be waiting for you to take you away.   This trip begins with a crossing to the mainland port in Donsak; a ninety-minute journey by ferry. The bus boards separately. The ferries are strong and sturdily built, go through regular checks under the Thai Royal Navy, and can withstand strong waves in the sea. They are also spacious, comfortable, have a sundeck, and include facilities like toilet and an affordable snack shop where you can purchase food and drinks, and massage services.   When you reach Donsak, you will disembark from the ferry and take the bus from the end of the pier. The bus form Donsak pier will take you to Surat Thani city—a journey that will take eighty minutes. From Surat Thani city, you will switch buses one last time and head to the west coast of Thailand, toward Krabi. There will be attendants on bus stations, as well as clear signs, that will guide you toward your bus. In Surat Thani, you will have about half an hour to rest and relax, stretch and buy food for the rest of your journey.   Koh Samui to Krabi by Plane   Flights are operating every day from Koh Samui to Krabi International Airport, which is located only ten kilometers from the Krabi city center. Taking a plane to Krabi is also the fastest way to get to it, because the flight only takes 55 minutes. The cost of the plane ticket varies, depending on demand and flight availability, but you don’t have to worry about that, because with Samuidaytours—we have all the right connections at the airport—you will get the best prices for your tickets. The tickets normally cost between 3000 to 4500 Thai Bahts.   If you want to book your tickets for Krabi now, or want to make enquiries or get prices, feel free to contact us.

Koh Samui to Hua Hin by Bus   It takes about nine hours to reach Hua Hin from Koh Samui via bus; the buses have both VIP and economy seats available. All the buses for Hua Hin leave from the Nathon Bus Station.   The journey to Hua Hin will begin with a hotel transfer to Nathon Bus Terminal; you will be picked up from your hotel an hour before departure, on a mini-bus. This journey includes a ninety-minute ferry ride to the mainland in Donsak. You and the bus both board the ferry separately, and then continue the journey from Donsak.   The bus will stop midway in the journey at a Thai service station, where you will find shops, restaurants, and toilet facilities. Movies are also played in the buses but they are normally in Thai language.   Koh Samui to Hua Hin by Ferry   The journey to Hua Hin from Koh Samui totals nine hours; these services are operated by local ferry companies that arrange transfers between Koh Samui, Koh Tao, and Koh Phangan. There is one extra stop at the port town of Chumphon in this journey, toward the north west of Koh Tao. From the mainland there, a bus will take you to Hua Hin, which will be a five-hour journey.   Since you will be on the ferry for a significant part of the journey, you won’t have to worry about staying seated all the way. You can walk around and stretch your legs and bask in the sun on the ferry, or you can just rest inside in the air-conditioned cabin. The ferry has bathroom facilities, a shop for food and snacks, and movies are played for entertainment both on the ferry and on the bus from Chumphon. Once you reach Chumphon, you will have a break of half an hour to rest and grab a bite from the restaurant. This package includes transfer from your hotel in Koh Samui to the ferry pier, one hour before departure.   In Hua Hin, you will be dropped at the Hua Hin Marker Village, a place where you will easily find tuk-tuks, taxis, and songthaews to proceed with your travels.   Koh Samui to Hua Hin by Train   Trains are one of the best ways to sightsee quickly, no matter where in the world you are. It takes twelve hours to get to Hua Hin from Koh Samui. Although this journey is longer compared to the bus ride to Hua Hin, it is the experience that makes it worth it. During the train journey, you can interact with people more comfortable, meet like-minded people, and can share stories and learn from fellow travelers. Moreover, the trains have the comfort of berths so you can sleep comfortably and reach your destination with full energy.   Our train ride package includes a transfer from your hotel to Nathon Bus Station, from where you will take the bus to Surat Thani train station. Getting from Koh Samui to the mainland involves a ninety-minute ferry ride. Once you reach Surat Thani, a mini-bus will transport you to the train station.   For the train ride, you can choose to travel in first class sleeper, second-class sleeper, or second-class seating. The train is very popular among tourists, especially during festivals, like Full Moon, Xmas, New Year, Songkran (Thai New Year) and Loy Krathong, so make sure to book your ticket in advance.   The most comfortable ones among the aforementioned are the first class sleepers. They are secure, lockable, have air conditioning, sleeping compartments with two berths, and have clean beddings for both berths. Bathrooms are also available, situated at the end of each carriage: the bathrooms include fresh water shower as well. The passengers who are travelling alone will have to share the compartment with another passenger; if they want full occupancy, they will have to pay 500 Bahts extra. Both berths can be converted into sofas to recline and relax during mornings and evenings. If you are after comfort, luxury, and privacy, first class sleepers are for you.   Popular amongst youngsters and backpackers due to their affordability are the second-class sleepers; they also save cost on hotels. The berths are comfortable and structured in a dorm-style manner against the walls of the carriage, on the central aisle. The berth on the top is slightly narrow but it also costs 100 Thai Bahts less in price. There is ample room for the luggage as well. They are available in both air-conditioned and non-air-conditioned carriages. The latter costs 200 Thai Bahts less. Your bags are safe on the train, but to be extra safe, keep your bags locked. When the journey begins, there are two seats facing each other, but they can be pulled together to form a bunk later on. The upper bunk folds out from the wall. The train staff will hook up curtains for privacy and also lay down fresh sheets on your berth.   The cheapest among all of them are the second-class seats; they are recommended for people who are on a budget. The carriages are modern and have air-conditioning and comfortable seats that can recline enough for you to sleep on. Light meals are also served on board.   Koh Samui to Hua Hin by Air   There are no direct flights from Koh Samui to Hua Hin. And, it is neither feasible nor affordable to try and get connecting flights for Hua Hin from Koh Samui, because the modes of transport that are available get you there just as fast but in the fraction of the cost.   Private Transfers to Hua Hin   We also offer private transfers to Hua Hin, just like we do for most of our destinations. A private transfer service includes a car or a mini-bus, depending on the number of people, and a chauffeur who will pick you up from your hotel and drive you all the way to your destination. This is often faster than other public transports. Please do note that a ferry transfer is involved when going from Koh Samui to Hua Hin, and the ferry tickets for the passengers are not included in our price. (120 Thai Baht.)

You can save a lot of your cash by travelling with us, from Koh Samui to Khao Sok National Park via ferry and bus.   Koh Samui to Khao Sok by Bus and Ferry   The most economic way of getting to Khao Sok National Park from Koh Samui is by going on a bus and ferry.   The Koh Samui to Khao Sok services run everyday, throughout the week, and the journey takes a total of eight hours. Like our other transfer services, you will be picked up from your hotel and transported to the Nathon Bus Station in an air-conditioned mini-bus. At the station, you will claim your bus and ferry tickets for Khao Sok by exchanging your printed vouchers.   All the buses are spacious, comfortable, and air-conditioned. This trip begins with a short trip to the car ferry port where you will board the ferry and head to Donsak for the mainland port town. This crossing will take only an hour and a half. The ferry ride is also very comfortable and there is plenty of seating onboard the vessel, as well as an air-conditioned area, a sundeck, toilet, a shop with reasonable priced food and snacks; some ferries also have massage services on board. The ferries are very well maintained under strict Thai Navy regulations, and remain stable in harsh weather and strong waves. But the people suffering from seasickness are advised to take medication for it at least twenty minutes before departure.   Upon reaching Donsak, you will board the bus again and head to the Surat Thani Bus Station, a trip that will take a total of eighty minutes. At the bus terminal, you will switch your bus to continue your journey to Khao Sok National Park. During the switching, you will have half an hour to rest, relax, and buy food and snacks. The remaining journey to Khao Sok will only take three hours.

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Landing at an airport in a new place, heading out to find a taxi and negotiating the fare can be quite taxing. But you can avoid all that helter-skelter and the waiting with our private transfer service from Koh Samui airport to your hotel. Your private taxi will be waiting for you at the airport so you can head straight to your hotel.   A friendly and helpful driver will be waiting for you, as you exit the arrival area, and will greet you and take your luggage. The driver will take you directly to your private taxi that will be parked a short distance away.   The drivers we employ are one of the best and highly reputed among the drivers in Koh Samui. They provide an excellent service and will carefully stow your luggage into the taxi before taking you to your destination.   The vacations fly by in the blink of an eye and then it is time to leave. It can be quite hectic to checkout of the hotel, take your luggage, and find a taxi to get to the airport in a timely manner. But Samuidaytours can relieve you of that stress and make going back home a breeze. We will take care of everything, including checking with your hotel staff, your flight details, etc., and will arrive early to make sure that everything goes as smoothly as possible.   Our airport transfer vehicles are very well maintained, are air-conditioned, and have comfortable seats; all our vehicles are spacious. We provided both taxis and mini-buses, depending on the size of your group. A taxi is suitable for three adults, or two adults and two children, plus the luggage; mini-buses are best suited for a group size of up to eight people.   You can make your hotel transfer reservations with Samuidaytours, both from the airport to your hotel and back if you want the best price along with excellent service.   You can contact us for a quoted price if you want to find the prices for transfers in Koh Samui to locations for which the price is not listed.