How to Get to Koh Ngai

How to arrive Trang Province

By Flight Route: Bangkok - Trang

Arrival Trang Airport in the morning and our Airport Representatives will meet you at the Airport.
See flight schedule at www.nokair.com

By Train

2 scheduled trains daily from Bangkok terminal in Trang Province, Rapid Train and Express Train.
See Train timetable at www.railway.co.th

By Bus

Scheduled Bus from Bangkok Southern Terminal to Trang Province Bus Terminal daily.
See Bus Schedule at www.transport.co.th

 

From Trang Airport

Our Airport Representatives will meet you according your prior request and arranged the shared or private car/van to the access Pak Meng Pier which takes 45 minutes from the airport.

From Trang Bus Terminal and Train Station

Call a local taxi (Tuk Tuk) to transfer to our Transit Station in front of Railways Station, then you can shared the Van to Pak Meng Pier our Transit Station Manager will arrange the shared / private transfer to Pak Meng Pier, If you come via Train, just in front of the Trang Railways Station, you will find our Transit Station, Let’s start from there.

 

How to go to Koh Ngai

There are speed boats scheduled to leave from Pak Meng Pier daily. Should guest require earlier boat transfer, it is possible to manage according the numbers of passengers for sharing seats and on request for chartered.
From Pak Meng Pier to Koh Ngai, taking about 20 minutes by speed boat, and 45 minutes by Tour Boat

Koh Lanta - Koh Ngai Daily Ferry Boat

** On High Season only ** The Excursion Ferry Boat leave Ban Saladan Pier, North of Koh Lanta daily around 8 am. arrive Koh Ngai Jetty at 10.00 am. Vice versa, the trip back to Koh Lanta by the same ferry boats leaves Koh Ngai Jetty around 2 p.m. takes 2 hours to arrive Ban Saladan Pier, in Koh Lanta Yai.

Koh Ngai Resort Pier

A standard pier on the South Andaman Sea, where you can go to any direction very easy. Koh Ngai Island becomes the center sea port between Phuket, Phi Phi, Lanta, and south down islands such as Koh Mook, Koh Kradan, Koh Libong, Koh Lipe, until Palau Langkawi of Malaysia.