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Bangkok
Koh Kut Pier
Bangkok
Koh Kut Pier

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You can book a car of any capacity — from a 3-seater Comfort to a 9-seater minibus.
Specify the date and time of pickup and choose a payment method. After placing the order, a trip confirmation will be sent to your email.
At the scheduled time, the driver will be waiting at the meeting point, escort you to the car, and take you to your hotel.

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A Thai Go private transfer from Bangkok to the Laem Sok pier in Trat province covers about 340 km and takes roughly 5 hours. The car picks you up at your address in the city and drops you right at the pier where the Koh Kood boats leave. The boat ticket is bought separately and is not part of the transfer price.
From your address in Bangkok to Laem Sok is about 340 km: out via Motorway 7 or the Bang Na–Trat highway, then Route 3 (Sukhumvit) through Chonburi, Rayong and Chanthaburi to the town of Trat, and a final 20 km south to the pier. In normal traffic the drive takes about 5 hours.
We collect you from a hotel, apartment or office at any hour. The fare is locked at booking, Motorway tolls are included, and there is no early-departure or luggage surcharge.
Laem Sok is the main pier for boats to Koh Kood and Koh Mak. The driver drops you at the ticket offices and you buy the ticket yourself: the transfer ends at the pier, the car does not cross to the island.
The crossing takes roughly one to one and a half hours depending on the vessel. There are only a handful of sailings and most of them leave in the first half of the day — the timetable shifts with the season, so it is worth booking the boat with the operator in advance.
Because of that early timetable, plan to leave Bangkok overnight or at dawn: the drive is around 5 hours and you want a margin before the boat. If you land late, it makes more sense to overnight in Trat and cross in the morning.
The scheduled bus from Ekkamai terminal takes 5–6 hours to Trat and arrives at the bus station, not the pier — from there you still need a songthaew to Laem Sok, and it waits until enough passengers turn up.
Tourist minibuses leave on their own schedule and collect passengers around the city. Timing a specific morning boat with one of them does not work: any delay on the road costs you a day on the island.
A Thai Go transfer is a flat per-car fare: from ฿4,150 for a Comfort car seating up to 3 and from ฿4,850 for a Minibus seating up to 9. You leave when you want, including at night, with no waiting for other passengers. Book online at least 12 hours ahead, pay by card (Visa, Mastercard) or via SBP, 24/7 support on Telegram thaigo_help_bot.