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Krabi to Koh Lanta

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Best Option for Most Travellers

Minivan + ferry is the standard and cheapest option year-round. Speedboat is faster but seasonal.

All Transport Options

MethodDurationCostFrequency
Minivan + Ferry1.5–2 hours฿250–350Several daily departures
Speedboat1–1.5 hours฿400–6002–3 daily (Oct–Apr)
Private Car + Ferry1.5 hours฿1,200–2,000On demand

Minivan + Ferry

฿250–350
Duration1.5–2 hours
FrequencySeveral daily departures

Most common route: minivan from Krabi Town or Ao Nang to Hua Hin Pier (Ban Ko Lanta), then two short car ferries onto the island. The car ferries run frequently and the crossings are quick.

Speedboat

฿400–600
Duration1–1.5 hours
Frequency2–3 daily (Oct–Apr)

Seasonal speedboat from Krabi Town pier or Ao Nang. Fast and scenic but only available in dry season.

Private Car + Ferry

฿1,200–2,000
Duration1.5 hours
FrequencyOn demand

Door-to-door minivan or car including the ferry crossings. Good for families.

Who runs Krabi to Koh Lanta

Operators publishing this route on their own site. Booking direct is usually cheaper than through an agent.

  • Lomprayah High Speed Ferries

    checked 2026-08-21

    High-speed catamaran, with connecting coach

    Publishes a full 2026 timetable; book direct rather than through a beach-front agent.

    Book direct

Where you actually leave from and arrive

The transport infrastructure mapped at each end. Distances are straight-line from the town centre, not travel time — in Bangkok in particular the two are very different.

Krabi

  • Krabi Airport(KBV)· Airport9 km
  • Lomprayah Bus Terminal· Bus station1 km
  • Hin Khwang Pier· Ferry pier2 km

Koh Lanta

  • Krabi Airport(KBV)· Airport53 km
  • Kantang· Train station57 km
  • Mini Bus· Bus station34 km
  • Sala Dan Pier· Ferry pier2 km

© OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL. Harvested 2026-08-01.

Tips & Things to Know

  • 1

    The two short car ferries at the end of the journey are an experience in themselves — inexpensive and scenic.

  • 2

    Combined tickets (minivan + ferry) can be booked at any travel agent in Krabi Town or Ao Nang.

Disclaimer

Transport fares, schedules, and operators change frequently. Always verify current timetables and prices before your trip. Prices shown are approximate and may vary by season, operator, and booking platform.

Frequently Asked Questions

Related guides

  • Krabi Destination Guide
  • Koh Lanta Destination Guide
  • Thailand Transportation Guide
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Route Summary

  • Minivan + Ferry1.5–2 hours · ฿250–350
  • Speedboat1–1.5 hours · ฿400–600
  • Private Car + Ferry1.5 hours · ฿1,200–2,000

Recommended

Minivan + ferry is the standard and cheapest option year-round. Speedboat is faster but seasonal.

Destination Guides

  • Krabi Guide →
  • Koh Lanta Guide →
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