Koh Kradan to Koh Lanta ferry
On 25 Oct 2026, 12Go listed 5 boats from Koh Kradan to Koh Lanta run by 4 companies. The quickest takes 1h 10m (Koh Ngai Camping, Speedboat), and the cheapest is about €28 per adult with Satun Pakbara Speed Boat Club. The first boat leaves at 10:45 and the last at 10:50.
- Journey
- 1h 10mfastest · typical 1h 15m
- Fares
- €28from, per adult
- Sailings
- 510:45–10:50
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- 4 operators compared
Times and fares from 12Go for 25 Oct 2026, checked 22 Oct 2026. We earn a commission if you book, at no extra cost to you.
Which boat should I take?
2 good picks from the 5 boats 12Go listed on this route.
Koh Kradan to Koh Lanta ferry timetable
Departures 12Go listed for 25 Oct 2026. Tap a row to see that day on 12Go.
| Departs | Arrives | Time | Operator | From → to | From | Book |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10:45 | 12:00 | 1h 15m | Satun Pakbara Speed Boat ClubSpeed boat and Ferry | The beach infront of Nation park Koh Kradan → Koh Lanta Saladan Pier | €28 | Book |
| 10:45 | 12:45 | 2h | Baan Pun TravelStandard | Koh Kradan → Saladan Pier | €33 | Book |
| 10:50 | 13:00 | 2h 10m | Bundhaya Speed BoatSpeedboat | Koh Kradan Pier → Koh Lanta Saladan Pier | €29 | Book |
| 10:50 | 12:00 | 1h 10m | Baan Pun TravelSpeedboat | Koh Kradan → Saladan Pier | €33 | Book |
| 10:50 | 12:00 | 1h 10m | Koh Ngai CampingSpeedboat | Koh Kradan Anantara Beach → Saladan Pier Koh Lanta | €32 | Book |
Fares are 12Go’s lowest adult price per departure on 25 Oct 2026, in euros, rounded. Children’s fares, luggage rules and refund terms are shown at checkout.
How the boats compare
All 5 boats leave in the morning, between 10:45 and 10:50. Journey times vary a lot: the slowest, Bundhaya Speed Boat at 2h 10m, takes 1h longer than the quickest, and fares range from about €28 to €33.
Arrivals in Koh Lanta run from 12:00 to 13:00, and a typical fare on this crossing is around €32 per adult. Boats land at Koh Lanta Saladan Pier and Saladan Pier, so check which one is nearest your stay.
Baan Pun Travel runs the most departures (2), followed by Koh Ngai Camping (1). Boats used include Speed boat and Ferry and Speedboat.
Departures use 3 different departure points in Koh Kradan: The beach infront of Nation park Koh Kradan, Koh Kradan and Koh Kradan Anantara Beach. Pick the boat that leaves closest to where you are staying.
Ferry companies on this route
Baan Pun Travel
- Boats
- 2 (10:45–10:50)
- Fastest
- 1h 10m
- From
- €33
- Boats used
- Standard, Speedboat
Koh Ngai Camping
- Boats
- 1 (10:50)
- Fastest
- 1h 10m
- From
- €32
Satun Pakbara Speed Boat Club
- Boats
- 1 (10:45)
- Fastest
- 1h 15m
- From
- €28
- Boats used
- Speed boat and Ferry
Bundhaya Speed Boat
- Boats
- 1 (10:50)
- Fastest
- 2h 10m
- From
- €29
Piers at both ends
Where to go on the day, and what to expect when you land.
Koh Kradan: Boats anchor off the main beach and passengers wade or take a longtail ashore.
Koh Lanta: The main passenger pier at the north of Koh Lanta Yai, for Phi Phi, Krabi, Phuket and the Trang islands.
Piers named by the operators for this route: The beach infront of Nation park Koh Kradan, Koh Kradan and Koh Kradan Anantara Beach → Koh Lanta Saladan Pier and Saladan Pier.
Good to know before you go
Leaving Koh Kradan
Koh Kradan is a slim island with white sand, coral close to the shore and a few small resorts. It lies inside Hat Chao Mai National Park, so there are no roads and little development.
Expect wet feet on arrival: wear sandals and keep electronics in a dry bag.
Arriving in Koh Lanta
Koh Lanta is a long island with a string of quiet beaches down its west coast. You can drive here by van using one short car ferry to Koh Lanta Noi and a bridge to Lanta Yai, or arrive by boat at Saladan, the northern village where all passenger ferries and speedboats dock.
From November to April, speedboats from Saladan link Lanta to Koh Ngai, Koh Mook, Koh Kradan and Koh Lipe. In the rainy season most of these stop.
Weather and season
Best November to April, when the sea is calm. From May to October the south-west monsoon brings swells; big ferries keep running but many speedboat island-hops stop.
