Plan Your Trip
Koh Hong is only accessible by boat, there's no public ferry service. All visitors arrive via an organised tour from Krabi or Ao Nang. Here's how the logistics work.
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Tours depart from Nopparat Thara pier in Ao Nang. Here are the most common ways to get there.
| From | Duration | Transport | Typical cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| Krabi airport (KBV) | 30 to 45 min | Taxi, shared minivan, or private transfer | 150 to 800 ฿ |
| Krabi town | 30 min | Songthaew, taxi, or private transfer | 60 to 500 ฿ |
| Phuket airport (HKT) | 2 to 3 hours | Private taxi or shared minivan | 300 to 2,500 ฿ |
| Phi Phi Islands | 1.5 hours | Daily ferry to Krabi or Ao Nang pier | 350 to 600 ฿ |
| Koh Lanta | 2 hours | Ferry or minivan via the bridges | 300 to 500 ฿ |
| Bangkok | 1.5 hours flight | Direct flight to KBV, then transfer | From 1,200 ฿ |
The main departure point for Koh Hong tours is Klong Jiilad Pier in Krabi Town. Most tours depart between 07:00 and 08:30. The journey takes around 30 minutes by speedboat or 50 minutes by longtail. If you're staying in Krabi Town, hotel pickup is included on all our tours.
Ao Nang is slightly closer to the islands. Our tours include pickup from Ao Nang hotels and most guesthouses. Departure is typically 07:30. The speedboat from Ao Nang takes about 20 minutes. By longtail it’s around 40 minutes.
We offer a dedicated Phuket day trip that includes a minivan transfer from your Phuket hotel to Krabi pier and back. Early start required, usually 05:30, but the islands are very much worth it.
No. The islands are inside a national park and all boats require a licence to enter the area. You must join an organised tour, you cannot hire a private longboat independently and sail there yourself.