Bangkok to Koh Chang (Thailand)

Bangkok to Koh Chang (Thailand)
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We leave the condo at 7am, the bus leaves Bangkok at 8am, the boat leaves the Trat Ferry Pier (Ao Thammachart) at 1pm, we arrive in Ko Chang at 13.30pm. The journey from Bangkok to Koh Chang takes roughly 5 hours 30 minutes and for our journey we travel by minibus leaving the Victory monument terminal near Victory Monument skytrain in Bangkok (300 baht per person). If travelling by public bus from, Bangkok’s Eastern Bus terminal (Ekamai) you can add an hour or so onto this journey. The minibus option is the faster option and even stopping twice en route we were well ahead of the local bus schedule. Another handy perk travelling from Bangkok to Koh Chang by minibus is that drop-off is direct to the pier whereas the local bus goes into Trat’s city centre.

Minibuses Leaving Victory Monument, Bangkok to Koh Chang by Minibus, Victory Monument Ekamai Bus Station, Bangkok to Koh Chang by Minibus, Victory Monument Boarding Ferry at Trat, Bangkok to Koh Chang by Minibus, Victory Monument


Boat to Koh Chang (Ao Thammachat, Trat)

The boat from Ao Thammachat ferry pier in Trat  to Koh Chang  costs 80 Baht and the journey takes roughly 30 minutes. Comfortable and quick. Arriving at Koh Chang you’ll find little trouble forwarding to your hotel with songtaew vans waiting at the arrival pier. Drop off will be at your chosen beach or resort. Our hotel is shortly after Lonely Beach near the end of the route and costs 100 baht per person. The main beaches along this route, in order, are White Sands Beach, Klong Prao Beach, Kai Bae Beach, Lonely Beach and finally Bang Bao Pier for travel to the islands.

Arriving to Koh Chang Island, Bangkok to Koh Chang by Minibus, Victory Monument Songtaew (Tuk-Tuk) Transfer, Bangkok to Koh Chang by Minibus, Victory Monument Passing White Sands Beach, Bangkok to Koh Chang by Minibus, Victory Monument

Travel to the Islands

If planning on travelling to further islands this can be done either from Trat or Koh Chang. Speed boats travel daily leaving Koh Chang’s Bang Bao Pier to the surrounding islands and start around 09.o0am (best to book / confirm once on Koh Chang). The route passes Koh Wai, Koh Kham, Koh Maak (550 Baht) and finally Koh Kood (900 Baht) in that order. Chances are you’ll stop at only the three main islands Koh Wai, Koh Maak and Koh Kood as few travel to Koh Kham (full details here).

Leaving Bang Bao Pier, Bangkok to Koh Chang by Minibus, Victory Monument Arriving to the Koh Kood, Bangkok to Koh Chang by Minibus, Victory Monument Bang Bao Speed Boat, Bangkok to Koh Chang by Minibus, Victory Monument

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