Rayong to Koh Chang
We connect Rayong with Koh Chang, running the coach along the eastern coast and the ferry across to the island. The journey takes from 3 hours 25 minutes, with around 7 departures a day and fares from THB 650.
- 3h 25m
- Crossing
- THB 650
- From
- 2
- Operators
- ~7
- Departures
Departure schedule
| Time | Operator | Type | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| 09:30 | Seudamgo Catamaran | Ferry + BusCombined ticket: hotel/town transfer + ferry, booked as one. | 5h 40m |
| 09:45 | 35 Group Pattaya | Van + FerryCombined ticket: hotel/town transfer + ferry, booked as one. | 4h 15m |
| 10:25 | 35 Group Pattaya | Ferry | 3h 35m |
| 10:35 | 35 Group Pattaya | Ferry | 3h 25m |
Typical daily departures — check the live schedule and book above.
Transport types explained
- Bus
- Coach leg by road, used when part of the trip runs overland.
- 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
35 Group Pattaya
Seudamgo Catamaran
Piers on this route
Arriving Koh Chang
This is the way onto Koh Chang from the eastern seaboard. Services start at Rayong Bus Terminal 2, run east along the coast, then cross by ferry from Ao Thammachat to Ao Sapparot Pier on the island.
Time and frequency
35 Group Pattaya and Seudamgo Catamaran cover the route with around 7 departures a day and a journey from 3 hours 25 minutes. Most of that is the road leg; the crossing itself is short. Fares start from THB 650.
Worth knowing
Rayong Bus Terminal 2 is a transfer point rather than a starting town for most passengers — services from Pattaya, Bangkok and Suvarnabhumi feed into it. Book the whole chain as one ticket where you can: the ferry runs to a timetable and does not wait for a coach you booked separately.