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Bus Routes & Terminals |
Train Schedule & Sky Train Map
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Travel Directions For -
Suvarnabhumi
Airport -
Koh Chang -
Koh Kham -
Koh Mook -
Koh Nang Yuan
- Koh Phangan
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Koh Phi Phi
- Koh
Similan -
Koh Tao -
Pattaya |
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Bus Routes & Terminals |
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Bangkok
Bus Routes (BMTA) |
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Bus Terminals |
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EKKAMAI
STATION - EASTERN THAILAND -To
get there take the
BTS (sky train) and get down at Ekkamai Station on Sukhumvit Road. |
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MORCHIT STATION -
CENTRAL,
NORTHEAST
& NORTHERN THAILAND
- To get there take the
BTS (sky train) and get down at Morchit Station (terminal station). Then you
can take a motorbike taxi for about 50 baht to reach the bus
station. |
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SAI
TAI MAI STATION - SOUTHERN THAILAND - To get there
you can take bus number 511 from Sukhumvit Road or the
Constitutional Monument. |
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Train Schedule & Sky Train Map |
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Train Schedule |
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Sky Train Map |
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Flight Schedule & Airports |
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Flight Schedule -
Arrival -
Departures |
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Bangkok -
Suvarnabhumi -
Don Muang |
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Chiang Mai International Airport |
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Chiang Rai Iternational Airport |
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Hat Yai International Airport |
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Phuket International Airport |
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Regional Carriers |
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Air Asia |
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Air Bagan |
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Bangkok Airways |
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Lao Airlines |
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Nok Air |
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Orient Thai Airlines |
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One-Two-Go |
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Phuket Air |
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SGA (Siam General Aviation) |
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Thai Airways |
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Travel Directions |
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Suvarnabhumi Airport |
Local (Bangkok) public buses to/from Suvarnabhumi charge a flat 35
baht. To take a public bus, you must first take a free shuttle bus
ride (from the outside 2nd floor) to the separate terminal. The
lines are:
549: Suvarnabhumi-Bangkapi
550: Suvarnabhumi-Happy Land
551: Suvarnabhumi-Victory Monument (BTS)
552: Suvarnabhumi-On Nut (BTS)-Klong Toei
552A: Suvarnabhumi - Sam Rong
553: Suvarnabhumi-Samut Phrakan
554: Suvarnabhumi-Don Muang Airport
555: Suvarnabhumi-Rangsit (Expressway)
556: Suvarnabhumi-Southern Bus Terminal
557: merged with 558
558: Suvarnabhumi-Central Rama II-Wong Wien Yai
559: Suvarnabhumi-Rangsit (Outer Ring Road)
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Limousine taxis (which charge by distance, e.g. around 800 baht to
central Sukhumvit) can be reserved at the limousine hire counter on
the 2nd floor (just outside Arrivals), and a limited number of
ordinary metered taxis are available outside the exit on the 1st
floor (take the escalator downstairs). If there is a huge taxi
queue, consider taking a free shuttle bus to the satellite terminal,
which has more taxis. There is a 50 baht surcharge on the meter,
meaning that trips to the city will cost 300-400 baht (plus 65 baht
highway tolls) and take 40-60 minutes depending on traffic.
There is also a stop outside the 1st floor exit for airport express
buses [3], which charge a flat 150 baht and operate hourly until
midnight, covering four routes, each taking about 60 to 90 minutes:
AE1: Suvarnabhumi-Silom
AE2: Suvarnabhumi-Khao San Road
AE3: Suvarnabhumi-Sukhumvit
AE4: Suvarnahhumi-Victory Monument-Hua Lamphong (train station)
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Koh Chang - To travel to Koh Chang catch an air
conditioner bus from the
Ekkamai Bus Terminal. There are two busses running to Laem Ngob
(pier to cross to Koh Chang) bus leave at 7:45 am and 9:45 am and
cost of ticket is 250 Baht. For Ekkamai Bus Terminal you can take the
BTS (sky train) and get down at Ekkamai Station on Sukhumvit Road. When you
get to Laem Ngob take a ferry to cross to the island from: Ao
Thammachat Pier (every 30 minutes) 6:30 am - 7:00 pm 50 Bht./person
100 Bht./car. Center Point Pier (every 30 minutes) 6:00 am -
7:00 pm 90 Bht./person, 140 Bht./per son (round trip) vehicle Free. |
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Koh Kham - Catch an air
conditioner bus from the
Ekkamai Bus Terminal to Trat province. For Ekkamai Bus Terminal you can take the
BTS (sky train) and get down at Ekkamai Station on Sukhumvit Road. When you
arrive at Trat province, charter a bus to Kromluang Chumphon Pier in
Laem Ngob. There the boats of Koh Kham Resort will be waiting. The
journey to the island takes 1.5 hours. If you are at Koh Maak, you
can just hire a motor boat from Koh Maak Resort at Ao Suan Yai to
the island. The fee is 70 baht and the journey takes only about 10
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Koh Mook - From Bangkok catch a bus from the
Sai Tai Mai Bus Terminal to Trang Province. From Trang town,
ride a bus Trang-Kuan Thung Ku for about 9km. The passenger boat
leaves Kuan Thung Ku pier to Koh Muk once a day at 8.00 am, and back
from Ao Pangka pier at Koh Muk at 3.00 pm. The journey takes around
30 minutes and the boat fee is 40 baht. Motorboat charter is also
available for arount 400 baht. |
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Koh Nang Yuan - From Bangkok catch a bus from the
Sai Tai Mai Bus Terminal to Chumphon Province. The travel to Ao
Makham Noi pier where you can ride a high speed catamaran of
Lomprayah company to the island within 1.5 hrs. You can also buy
a complete travel package of this company from Bangkok which should
be more affordable. The speed boat leaves Ao Makham Noi pier in
Chumphon twice a day at 7:00 am and 1:00 pm. You can also find speed
boat at Tha Yang pier in Chumphon which leaves twice a day at 7:00
am and 1:00 pm. |
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Koh Phangan - From Bangkok catch a bus from the
Sai
Tai Mai Bus Terminal to Surat Thani Province. The journey takes about 10
hours. Then take a local bus or taxi to the ferry port in Amphoe Don Sak. |
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Koh Phi Phi - From Bangkok catch a bus from the
Sai Tai Mai Bus Terminal to Krabi Province. Then travel to Ji
Lard pier which is approximately 2km away from Krabi town. Moreover,
you can also board a boat from Chao Fah pier and Ao Nang, the
journey usually takes 1 and 2.30 hours respectively. |
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Koh Similan - From Bangkok catch a bus from the
Sai Tai Mai Bus Terminal to Phang-Nga Province. The travel to
Thap Lamu pier where you can ride a high speed boat or motorboat.
The regular boat leaves once a day at around 8:00 am and the journey
usually takes about 1 hour. Koh Similan is open to tourists only
during 15 November to 16 May. |
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Koh Tao (Via Koh Samui) |
The quickest way to Koh Tao is by way of Bangkok Airways who fly
direct from Bangkok, Krabi, Phuket, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and a
number of other destinations.
Upon arrival at Koh Samui, one can arrange transfer to Koh Tao
through the airport information desk. Koh Tao can only be reached by
boat as there is no airport on Koh Tao itself. We recommend the 1
hour voyage by either the Lomprayah Catamaran or the Seatran
Discovery which leave twice daily for Koh Tao. There are other
options available via other boats, but these are by far the fastest
and best ways to reach Koh Tao. Regardless of which option you
choose you should be aware that the last boat leaving Koh Samui for
Koh Tao is 12 noon.
The last catamaran leaving Koh Tao for Samui is at 3pm daily, so any
onward flight bookings/reservations should ideally be scheduled for
after 6pm to allow for any unforeseen delays. Transfers from the
piers to the airport are readily available for minimal sums and in
some cases included in the catamaran pricelist. Whatever you prefer,
you can book directly through the above links online or you can book
all your transfers through Coral Grand Resort. |
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Pattaya |
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The easiest and most cost affective way to Pattaya is to catch an air
conditioner bus from the
Ekkamai Bus Terminal. Busses start from 6:00 am upto 11:00 pm
ticket cost about 120 Baht. For Ekkamai Bus Terminal you can take
the
BTS (sky train) and get down at Ekkamai Station on Sukhumvit
Road.
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