Roong Reuang Coach lists the Suvarnabhumi pickup at Level 1, Gate 8, with direct buses to North Pattaya Transport Station.

Current RRC airport-to-Pattaya departures are 7:30 through 18:30, and the route page says about 2 hours depending on traffic.

This guide keeps bus planning around THB150-250 per person and taxi around THB1,300-1,900 per vehicle before final partner checks.

The checked main ferry crossing uses Ao Thammachat on the mainland for Koh Chang.

Current ferry guidance shows daily Ferry Koh Chang service from 06:30 to 18:30, with cash-only tickets at the pier.

Trat / Centrepoint Ferry has been suspended since July 2024 and has not resumed.

Confirm whether the ticket continues after the ferry to your west-coast hotel area.

RRC lists Suvarnabhumi Level 1 / Gate 8 as the airport pickup for the Hua Hin coach.

Current RRC airport-to-Hua Hin departures run from 6:30 to 18:30, with about 4 hours on the road depending on traffic.

This guide keeps airport-bus planning around THB500-600 per person and taxi around THB1,800-2,800 per vehicle before final partner checks.

Phuket Smart Bus confirms the airport route through Cherng Talay, Surin, Kamala, Patong, Karon, Kata, Rawai and Promthep Cape.

The official Smart Bus fare table lists Airport-Patong-Rawai as a 100 THB flat ride with cash, QR/PromptPay and contactless card options.

Use the official live tracking page before waiting, because Phuket traffic can shift real travel time.

The checked route uses ground transfer from Surat Thani Airport toward Don Sak ferry piers.

Seatran confirms the Don Sak to Koh Samui ferry route; ticketed packages can use different operators.

Flight delays can break tight ferry connections, so avoid the last practical boat of the day.

Checked ferry and speedboat listings use Phuket Rassada Pier to Phi Phi Tonsai Pier.

Some services continue to Laemtong Bay, so confirm the exact Phi Phi arrival point before booking.

Ferry is more luggage-friendly; speedboat is faster but more sensitive to sea and weather conditions.