Boat to Koh Mak: How to book speedboat tickets and pay

The Leelawadee speedboat company accepts payments for speedboat tickets to Koh Mak by credit card online (via Siampay.com or PayPal), or by direct bank deposit, ATM transfer or Internet Banking transfer for Thai residents. You can find the details for all these options in our booking confirmation.

Booking boat tickets online and obtaining them

Booking boat tickets online is required to ensure that you will have a seat on the speedboat to and from Koh Mak, at the time and date of your choosing. To do so, we ask you to fill out our form on the Laem Ngop to Koh Mak boat booking page. After we receive your booking, we will respond with a confirmation by return e-mail, usually within 24 hours, in which we will request an online payment.

Once you receive our confirmation and follow the link in it to pay for the tickets online, your booking becomes a confirmed reservation. We will then send you a voucher by e-mail, which you can exchange for boat tickets at our Leelawadee ticket booths on the Krom Luang pier or the Makathanee pier.

Last minute bookings

Tickets for travel on the same day cannot be booked through the online form. If you need tickets on such short notice, please contact us via the online chat or the e-mail address or telephone numbers listed at the bottom of this page.

Cancellations and Refunds

Due to the small fare, all ticket purchases are strictly non-refundable. International bank charges are usually higher than the cost of a ticket, and only accidental double payments by credit card can be reversed. If a large number of tickets was purchased in a single booking, you can contact our office to discuss other options.

Arrivals and Delays

Note that the speedboats to and from the islands in the Koh Chang archipelago will have to leave on schedule at all times. Requests to wait a few minutes can sometimes be honored, but delays of more than 10 minutes cannot. Note that it typically takes up to 30 minutes to get from Trat city to our Krom Luang pier in Laem Ngop.