Are you ready to trade the long, quiet beaches of Koh Lanta for the dramatic cliffs and vibrant energy of Koh Phi Phi? Moving between these two Andaman gems is one of the most iconic journeys in Thailand. Taking the ferry from Koh Lanta (Saladan Pier) to Koh Phi Phi (Tonsai Pier) allows you to transition from the "chill" to the "thrill" in under an hour.
At goferry, we know that island time should be spent on the beach, not stuck in a queue. We provide a streamlined platform to compare every major operator, ensuring you get the best value and a guaranteed seat. Whether you're chasing the sunrise on a high-speed boat or enjoying the breeze on a standard ferry, we make your transfer as smooth as silk.
Booking with goferry is quick and easy:
Enter travel dates
View and compare schedules and different carriers
Enter onboard accommodation (standard ferry or high-speed speedboat)
Choose one of the prices that offers great value for your travel budget
Enter passenger details accurately
Pay and receive your booking confirmation instantly via email
Essential tips for your trip to Koh Phi Phi
Arrive early: Be at Saladan Pier at least 30–45 minutes before departure. If your ticket includes a hotel pick-up, ensure you are ready in the lobby at the designated time
Island entry fee: Upon arrival at Tonsai Pier, every visitor must pay a mandatory 20 Thai Baht entry fee in cash. This is used for waste management and island upkeep
Luggage: Speedboats generally have a stricter limit (approx. 20kg), while standard ferries like Chaokoh are more flexible. Staff will typically help load larger bags onto the front of the boat
Seasickness: If the Andaman gets choppy, the larger standard ferries provide a much more stable ride than the smaller speedboats
The benefits of booking with goferry for your Thai adventure
Why book with goferry? We aggregate the most reliable Thai maritime operators so you don't have to haggle at local kiosks. We provide transparent pricing and real-time availability, ensuring you find the best value. Whether you want the 30-minute "burst" of a speedboat or the relaxed 1-hour cruise of a ferry.