
Railay Beach to Koh Lanta Ferry & Speedboat: Schedules, Tickets & Prices
Looking for the best way to travel from Railay Beach to Koh Lanta? Compare daily ferry and speedboat schedules, travel times, and ticket prices from East Railay Bay Beach Floating Pier to Saladan Pier (Koh Lanta) in one convenient place.
Choose from ferry and speedboat services with travel times ranging from approximately 1–2 hours, depending on the operator, departure, and sea conditions., depending on your selected departure and sea conditions. Book with confidence and enjoy instant confirmation, secure online payment, optional hotel transfers on selected departures, and luggage allowance on most services for a smooth and hassle-free journey to Koh Lanta.
Daily Boat Timetable: Railay Beach → Koh Lanta
Updated Schedule
Bundhaya Speed BoatCheck-in & Self-Arrival
Please arrive at the pier at least 30 minutes before departure. Late arrivals are considered no-shows and are non-refundable. Open seating on board.
Weather & Schedule
Departure times and vessels may change due to sea or weather conditions. If you have a connecting flight, please allow ample buffer time.
Luggage Allowance
Each passenger may bring 1 suitcase (up to 20 kg) and 1 carry-on bag. Oversized or additional luggage may incur a 100–300 THB fee per item.
Important to Know
Phuket TourZ is an official booking agent. All transport services are operated by licensed marine carriers under standard maritime regulations.
Hotel Transfers
Shared hotel transfers are available on selected routes. We recommend booking in advance. Any applicable transfer surcharge will be paid directly at the pier upon check-in.
Need Help?
Our team is available on WhatsApp to assist you with your booking, schedules, and travel arrangements.
INCLUDED
- ✓ Boat Ticket (as booked)
- ✓ 1 Suitcase + 1 Carry-on bag
- ✓ Digital E-Voucher on mobile (No printing required)
NOT INCLUDED
- ✕ National Park / Island Entrance fees
- ✕ Pier bridge / cleaning fees (e.g. Phi Phi pier fee 20 THB cash)
- ✕ Excess / oversized luggage fees
Piers & Island Transfer Info
- Departure Point: Railay Beach (East Railay Floating Pier). All scheduled speedboats and passenger ferries depart from the floating pier on East Railay. Please arrive at the pier at least 30 minutes before departure for check-in.
- Walking to East Railay Pier: Because Railay has no roads or cars, guests staying on West Railay Beach or near Phra Nang Cave Beach can easily walk along the flat paved footpaths to East Railay Floating Pier in roughly 5 to 10 minutes.
- Arrival Point on Koh Lanta: Koh Lanta (Saladan Pier). Boats arrive directly at Saladan Pier in northern Koh Lanta, offering immediate access to local taxis, motorbike sidecars (salengs), and road transport down to all west coast beaches.
- Check-in Procedure: Present your Phuket TourZ digital booking voucher to the operator staff on East Railay Floating Pier to collect your boarding sticker and luggage tags before boarding.
Good to Know Before You Book
- Speedboat vs Ferry Travel Time: Direct speedboats make the scenic crossing in approximately 45 minutes to 1 hour 15 minutes. Large passenger ferries take approximately 2 hours, offering an air-conditioned cabin, sundeck views, and a steady ride.
- Seasonal Operations: Both ferry and speedboat schedules are subject to seasonal changes. During the low season (monsoon months), departures may be reduced, rescheduled, or temporarily suspended depending on operator discretion and sea conditions. Please check our website for real-time timetable updates and current seat availability.
- Seating Policy: Standard open seating operates on a first-come, first-served basis. On speedboats, boat crew will arrange seating positions for passenger safety, comfort, and vessel balance.
- Luggage Allowance: Standard ticket covers 1 check-in suitcase (maximum 20 kg) and 1 personal carry-on bag per passenger.
- Strict Safety Restrictions: Speedboat travel is strictly prohibited for pregnant women, infants under 1 year of age, and individuals with spinal, neck, or mobility conditions due to open-sea wave impact. The passenger ferry is the recommended alternative.
