How much is the ferry from Bangkok to Koh Samui?

Sommario:

1. How much is the ferry from Bangkok to Koh Samui?
2. How much does a meal cost in Koh Samui?
3. Can you drive to Koh Samui?
4. Is Koh Samui expensive?
5. What is Koh Samui known for?
6. How long is the ferry from Bangkok to Koh Samui?
7. Are there sharks in Koh Samui?

How much is the ferry from Bangkok to Koh Samui?

Ferry+van price: ฿1,015 - ฿1,015. From Bangkok to Koh Samui starting from 18:00 Lipa Noi Koh Samui until 20:00 Lipa Noi Koh Samui. Plane tickets - ฿2,638 to ฿3,111; van+Ferry price: ฿1,000 - ฿1,000.

How much does a meal cost in Koh Samui?

While meal prices in Koh Samui can vary, the average cost of food in Koh Samui is ฿570 per day. Based on the spending habits of previous travelers, when dining out an average meal in Koh Samui should cost around ฿228 per person. Breakfast prices are usually a little cheaper than lunch or dinner.

Can you drive to Koh Samui?

Hire a car from one of the many places in Krabi and drive yourself to Donsak Pier near Surat Thani. You can then catch a car ferry service over to Koh Samui.

Is Koh Samui expensive?

The short answer is no, Koh Samui isn't an expensive place to visit. ... Koh Samui is just like the rest of the country in that it fits many budgets, however in general it's slightly more expensive than the mainland.

What is Koh Samui known for?

The most famous of all the islands in Thailand is Koh Samui, a beautiful island that is famed for its stunning palm tree edged beaches and crystal clear waters. Due to its broad appeal the island is visited by all types of travelers from the budget backpacker to the mega wealthy Hollywood celebrities.

How long is the ferry from Bangkok to Koh Samui?

1.5 hours The train Bangkok Koh Samui will take you to the train station in Surat Thani in 10 hours 50 minutes, and from there you will have to get to Donsak Pier by shared transfer (2 hours), and then – to Koh Samui by ferry (its travel time is 1.5 hours).

Are there sharks in Koh Samui?

However, local sharks, that are usually harmless to tourists, sometimes mistake swimmers for food, and this has led to incidents. There has been one recorded fatality in 2000 off the Thai island of Koh Pha Ngan near Koh Samui when a German died from what was believed to be a shark attack.