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Satun to Hat Yai

By Jolly Travel
4.5 (40 Reveiws)

Departure

11:30 Satun, Pakbara Pier

Duration

3 hrs

Luggage

( check Things to Know )

Amendments

( check rules )

Arrival

14:30 Hat Yai, Hat Yai Train Station

Refund

Full Refundable ( check rules )

Confirmation

Instant Confirmation

Cancellation

48 Hours before departure date

  • Economy Class

  • Air Condition
  • 250 THB
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Refund

  • Cancellations made 48 Hours or more in advance will receive a full refund.

Cancellation Policy

Booking changes or cancellations must be made up to 48 Hours before your departure date. However, Round-trip tickets cannot be cancelled or refunded after the first trip's cancellation deadline.

Amendments

  • We will be allowed without penalty if written notice is made over 24 Hours prior to departure. However amendment is subject to availability and new rates may apply.
  • Any amendment resulting in lower rates or less number of passenger is subject to 5% surcharge of the difference figure between total amounts less the amended amount.

Late Booking

For all late bookings under 24 Hours please chat with us directly.

Things to Know

  • Please arrive at the pier at least 30 minutes before your scheduled departure time. Tickets will expire for late arrivals and are strictly non-refundable and non-changeable.
  • You can CHECK IN by showing the QR code from your e-ticket (sent by email) directly on your phone. Please make sure you check in with the operator you booked with.
  • Time stated is only for estimation. The actual time schedule is subject to change without prior notice due to unpredictable weather conditions and fortuitous events.
  • The price does not include Foreigner Marine park fee (200 THB, Thai 40 THB) and, Pier Entrance fee 20 THB, and any additional fees and surcharges (if any).
  • Each passenger is allowed 1 luggage size of 20-22 inches only per passenger.
  • Connecting Flights: The Company is a point to point carrier and we do not take responsibility for delays or connecting flight.
  • No pets allowed.
  • INFANTS are NOT allowed on speedboat.
  • The Speedboat trip is not suitable for children, people with heart or back problems, or other physical impediments.
  • The ferry / Speedboat departure time may vary depending on the weather conditions.
  • Due to safety policies, pregnant passengers are not permitted to travel.
  • Always keep your valuables, crucial items, fragile belongings, passport, and important documents with you. The company is not liable for any loss or damage to these items.
  • In the event that a ferry/ Speedboat cannot operate as scheduled, or is delayed due to weather conditions, the operator reserves the right to cancel or postpone the trip without prior notice.
  • In case of weather conditions or government orders prohibiting boat travel, the operator reserves the right to replace boat transfers with land transport without refund.
  • Check in point: at Jolly Travel Office located in front of Pakbara Pier

Vehicles

Jolly Travel
Jolly Travel

Shared Minivan from Hat Yai Airport and Hat Yai Train Station to Satun, Pakbara Pier and return.

Trip Information

Pakbara Pier: Your Launchpad to Satun's Wonders

Embark on a captivating journey across Satun province, with Pakbara Pier as your starting point. This pier facilitates your voyage to Satun and destinations like Koh Lipe and Koh Tarutao . Seamlessly blending convenience with exhilarating adventures, we invite you to experience an exquisite fusion of culture and nature.

Nestled amid the breathtaking landscapes of Satun, Pakbara Pier is an essential link between the mainland and the Andaman Sea islands. Beyond its functional aspect, the pier embodies the symbiosis of human ingenuity and the splendors of Satun's environment.

About Pakbara Pier

Transitioning from the mainland to the ocean is effortless at Pakbara Pier. Designed for efficiency, the pier ensures a swift boarding onto speedboats or ferries. Its systematic approach ensures a hassle-free start to your voyage, setting the stage for the thrilling escapade that awaits.

Pakbara Pier's elegance complements Satun's coastal allure. As you step onto the pier, the gentle sea breeze and soothing waves welcome you. Its architecture prioritizes not only functionality but also harmonizes with the surrounding beauty.

Pakbara Pier marks the beginning of your adventure. Its streamlined design ensures that you can embark on a ferry to uncover breathtaking locales with ease. Secure your ferry tickets, head to the pier, and embark on a journey of exploration.

Pakbara Pier isn't just a transport nexus; it offers a glimpse into the vibrant local lifestyle. Interact with amiable sellers at Pak Nam, who serve tantalizing Thai dishes and handcrafted mementos. These interactions enrich your experience, unveiling the cultural mosaic of Mueang Satun.

Pakbara Pier is your access point to diverse attractions, including Koh Tarutao and Ko Adang. Explore Koh Tarutao National Marine Park and lose yourself in its untouched splendor. Wander through Thale Ban National Park, with its mesmerizing waterfalls, and relish the panoramic views from Ko Adang's serene Phu Pha viewpoint.

Koh Tarutao presents itself with its pristine elegance. Dive deep into its serene beaches, vibrant coral reefs, and snorkel amid its teeming marine flora and fauna. Explore its untouched terrains, uncovering hidden wonders.

Experience the timeless beauty of La Ngu Satun, a tranquil town in Satun Province. Its historic appeal and congenial inhabitants offer a genuine slice of Thai heritage. Meander through local bazaars, relish indigenous cuisines, and immerse in the hospitality of this quaint town.

In the peak season, Pakbara Pier becomes your springboard to adventure. The islands radiate vivacity, setting the stage for exploration. Among these treasures, Koh Lipe stands out with its immaculate beaches and abundant marine life. Whether you desire tranquility or thrill, these islands guarantee lasting memories.

Phi Phi awaits with its vibrant ambiance and spectacular panoramas. Plunge into its crystal waters or experience the urban allure of Hat Yai for a day, delving into local traditions and urban rhythms.

Ensure you secure your tickets at Pakbara Pier for these enthralling islands. They unlock gateways to wonders beyond imagination. Start your expedition here, whether Koh Tarutao's tranquility attracts you or Ko Adang's excitement calls you.

Conclusion: Pakbara Pier is not just a pier; it's an entry to Satun's enchantment. Setting sail from here takes you to the soul of Mueang Satun and mesmerizing islands like Wang Sai Thong, Koh Adang, and Ko Tarutao. Your sojourn embodies the harmony between mankind and nature, leaving impressions that linger.

Things to Know:


Local Currency: Consider carrying cash for local transactions.

Cultural Etiquette: Acquaint yourself with local traditions for genuine community interactions.

Island Preservation: Advocate sustainable tourism to maintain the islands' purity.

Language Connection: Mastering basic Thai expressions can foster cultural exchanges and elevate your experience.

Weather Awareness: Monitor forecasts for an optimal journey.

Shared Minivan: Pakbara Pier - Hat Yai Train Station

The Gateway to the South: Hat Yai Train Station Awaits

Nestled in the heart of Hat Yai, the Hat Yai Train Station stands as a testament to connections and cultural intersection. It is a cornerstone of the State Railway of Thailand, the national train service. This bustling junction offers travelers a gateway to explore the diversity of Thailand's southern provinces such as Songkhla Province.

The Hat Yai Junction Railway Station is your starting point to a memorable journey across majestic landscapes and cities.

About Hat Yai Train Station

This pivotal hub is not just about transit. It's a portal to adventures. You can discover Surat Thani's lush vistas.

Or enjoy the beauty of islands like Koh Lipe. Or you can experience the urban allure of Kuala Lumpur.

This extensive station is equipped with six platforms. There are amenities such as an information desk, ticket counters, nearby ATMs, and two distinct toilet facilities.

The toilets offer shower access. Platform 1 entices with its array of eateries, retail stores, and genuine local food stalls. The expansive waiting area, though not air-conditioned, compensates with generous seating options.

Venturing from Hat Yai Train Station unveils a world of travel possibilities. In Hat Yai city, getting around is a breeze. Right when the Southern Line intercity trains pull in, you'll find taxis, vans, and motorbike taxis.

They are ready and waiting to take passengers wherever they need to go. It's a hassle-free way to move from the train station to your next destination!

Anticipate fares ranging from 40 to 60 THB for trips to the Hat Yai Bus Station. Further explorations require a minivan or bus, primarily departing from the bus station, a brief 2.9 km journey away. Yet, some services conveniently leave from the city center, including routes to Penang and Kuala Lumpur. Even more convenient are the direct bus services to exotic destinations like Koh Lipe, departing right from the station.

Trains at Hat Yai Train Station weave a network between diverse destinations. Routes to Bangkok immerse passengers in metropolitan vibes, while Chumphon is synonymous with coastal allure. Journeys toward Hua Hin promise an encounter with a regal resort city.

Trains going to Kuala Lumpur promise a mix of different cultures. Those heading to Surat Thani offer a path to beautiful islands and nature in the Gulf of Thailand.

Exploring the areas surrounding Hat Yai presents visitors with a trove of natural and cultural gems. First on your list should be the serene Songkhla Lake, the largest natural lake in Thailand. Not only is it a visual marvel, but the lake is also a vital fishing resource for locals.

A trip to Sungai Kolok, bordering Malaysia, offers a unique experience. This bustling town is a blend of cultures and a shopping paradise. Don't miss the opportunity to hike up Tang Kuan Hill, also known as Khao Tang Kuan.

At its summit sits a sacred Buddhist shrine, adding a spiritual dimension to its natural beauty. These sites, each offering distinct experiences, beautifully encapsulate the diversity and charm of the Hat Yai region.

Exploring around Hat Yai is exciting, especially when you find places full of stories and different cultures. One such place is Padang Besar. It's a town right on the edge where Thailand meets Malaysia at Padang Besar. Here, two countries' ways of life come together, making it a special spot to visit.

You can learn a lot about the area's past and present just by being here. It's a great way to see more of what makes this part of the world unique. The region also holds remnants from the time of the Imperial Japanese Army's presence during World War II. If you love peaceful natural spots, you'll enjoy Samila Beach.

The Hat Yai Train Station emerges as more than a pivotal transport link. It's the heartbeat of Hat Yai city. It is an emblem of the journey itself, and a melting pot of cultures, destinations, and experiences.

Things to know:


Plan ahead and book train tickets early during peak travel seasons to ensure a hassle-free journey.

Keep a close eye on personal belongings, as the station can get quite crowded.

Savor authentic local flavors at the food stalls located within the station.

Having a translation app or basic Thai phrases can be helpful.