FerryRadar exists because booking a ferry is often harder than it should be. The same crossing can be sold under five operator names, leave from three different piers and take anything from 30 minutes to three hours. We put the options for each route side by side, explain the piers and tell you plainly which boat suits which kind of traveller.
What we cover
We start with Thailand: 174 crossings on the Andaman coast, the Gulf islands and the Eastern Gulf. We add a new country only when we can show real timetables and practical pier information for it, not just a list of place names.
Where our information comes from
Timetables and fares come from our booking partner 12Go, which sells tickets for the operators on these routes. Every route page says which day the times are for and when we last checked them. Pier details, seasonal advice and tips are written by us from operator information and travel experience. Read more in our editorial policy.
How FerryRadar is paid for
When you book through our links we may earn a commission from 12Go. You pay the same price as booking directly. See how we make money.
Contact
Questions, corrections or a crossing we’ve got wrong? Email hello@ferryradar.co. For changes to a booking, contact 12Go directly: they issued your ticket and can change or refund it.
Last updated 22 Oct 2026.