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Koh Phangan to Chumphon Ferry and Transfer

We connect Koh Phangan with Chumphon every day, combining a Gulf of Thailand ferry crossing with an onward transfer to the mainland. The full journey takes around three and a quarter hours, with morning departures from Thong Sala Pier. It's the practical route north if you're heading to Bangkok by train or continuing to northern Thailand. Fares from THB 1,106.

3h 15m
Crossing
THB 1106
From
3
Operators
~8
Departures

Departure schedule

Vessel types
Time Operator Type Duration
07:15 Boonsiri High Speed Ferries Van 6h 20m
08:30 Lomprayah Ferry 4h 30m
08:45 Seatran Discovery Ferry + Van 5h 15m
08:45 Boonsiri High Speed Ferries Ferry 3h 15m
13:00 Lomprayah Ferry 5h 00m

Typical daily departures — check the live schedule and book above.

Transport types explained

Charter
Speedboat or charter — the fastest crossing, with fewer seats and a higher fare than the ferry.
Ferry
Larger boat, lowest fares and the steadiest ride — slower, but takes the most passengers (often vehicles too).
Van
Minivan transfer — often the hotel or town pick-up leg of a combined ticket.

Operators on this route

Boonsiri High Speed Ferries Lomprayah Seatran Discovery

Piers on this route

Departing Koh Phangan

Arriving Chumphon

Ferry to Chumphon

The journey from Koh Phangan to Chumphon is a combined transfer — a ferry from Thong Sala Pier, the island's main terminal on the south coast, followed by a connection by van or charter across to Chumphon on the mainland. Chumphon is the gateway to the lower Gulf islands and a key junction for the national rail network heading north.

Where you arrive in Chumphon

We deliver passengers to multiple points in and around Chumphon, including Tha Yang Pier, Thung Makham Noi Pier, the city bus terminal, and Chumphon Train Station. The train station drop is most popular with travellers continuing to Bangkok or Chiang Mai, particularly on the overnight service.

Morning departures leave Thong Sala at 07:15, 08:30, and 08:45 — the early options suit anyone catching a daytime train north. Fares start from THB 1,106. The Gulf is at its calmest between November and April; if you're crossing in the wet season, expect some swell on the ferry leg.

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