Koh Larn Ferry Schedule
Live-ish schedule for the Bali Hai ↔ Koh Larn ferry. Public runs are ฿30 and take 45 minutes; speedboats are 15 minutes but 8-15× the price.
Weather cancellations are common May-October
Rough seas cancel individual runs, not the whole day's schedule. Check the Koh Larn Municipality Facebook page (koh.larn.pattaya) on the morning of your trip.
Bali Hai Pier (Pattaya) → Na Ban Pier (Koh Larn)
Koh Larn Municipality
Mon–Fri departures
Sat–Sun departures
Cheapest, slowest, and the most crowded on weekends. Buy tickets from the booth at Bali Hai; no online booking.
Bali Hai Pier (Pattaya) → Tawaen Beach (Koh Larn)
Koh Larn Municipality
Mon–Fri departures
Sat–Sun departures
Direct-to-Tawaen route — skip the songthaew ride from Na Ban if you're just doing a beach day.
Bali Hai Pier (Pattaya) → Koh Larn (speedboat)
Various private operators
Mon–Fri departures
Sat–Sun departures
Faster but 8-15× the price. Runs on demand; groups of 8+ get better rates. Confirm the return time before boarding.
Na Ban Pier (Koh Larn) → Bali Hai Pier (Pattaya)
Koh Larn Municipality
Mon–Fri departures
Sat–Sun departures
Last public ferry is 18:00. Miss it → speedboat only, or overnight on the island.
Practical tips
- Arrive 15 minutes early — public ferries fill up on weekends and can leave slightly ahead of schedule if full.
- Bring cash — ticket booths at Bali Hai and Na Ban don't accept cards. Small notes preferred.
- The last ferry from Koh Larn is 18:00. Miss it and you're on a speedboat (฿400 per person minimum charter for solo) or staying overnight.
- Speedboat operators quote per-boat; solo travelers pay the full boat rate unless you find others to share.
- Motion-sick? Sit at the back of the public ferry — less pitching. Speedboats are consistently the roughest ride.
- Bring a waterproof bag for the speedboat — spray on choppy days will soak whatever's on the outside deck.
Bali Hai Pier is one of the cameras on our Pattaya live CCTV camera map, so you can look at the pier area before you head out.