Guide to Koh Samui
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Guide to Koh Samui |
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How to get there |
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Bangkok Airways is the only airline that flies directly to Koh Samui. They have approximately 10 flights per day, depending on the season. The Bangkok Airways counter at Don Muang Airport is on the arrivals level in the domestic terminal. For further information regarding flights to Koh Samui from Bangkok (and other locations) click on the link for Bangkok Airways
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| You can also fly by Thai Airways to the Surat Thani airport and arrange for bus and ferry transportation to KohSamui. Click for more information from Thai Airways. | ||
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Any travel agent in Bangkok or Koh Samui can book a ticket for you that will include train, bus and boat, to or from Koh Samui. Prices vary depending on the class of train travel 1st, 2nd or 3rd.We recommend 2nd class air conditioned as the best value at approximately 700 baht for the train, bus and boat ticket combined. The click here for additional information from the State Railway of Thailand. |
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Bus |
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You have the same options taking the bus back to Bangkok. There are different class buses departing at different times of the day. Again we recommend the VIP bus and that you book a combination bus and ferry ticket with one of the many reputable Koh Samui travel agents. If you have your own transportation, or just finding your own way, you can walk on, or drive on to the ferries.There are two ferry piers to choose from. Both piers are about one hour from Surat Thani and they are close to each other. The only difference is that they are run by different companies. Cost for car and driver is about 250 baht. Cost for walk on is 60 baht. Ferries leave the pier approximately every two hours starting at 6:00 am. (Hint, if you go outside on the ferry, remember your sun-screen. You don’t want to arrive in Koh Samui sun burned!)
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