Koh Ngai, Thailand | Island Travel Guide

As Trang province is just a few hours from the Malaysian border, the ideal way to travel from Bangkok would be flying. There are direct daily flights to Trang from Bangkok.

Overland, from Bangkok you can choose either the train or bus. Be warned though, the journey can take up to 14 hours!

If travelling from other parts of the South of Thailand, regular A/C minivans link all major destinations.

Boats for Koh Kradan leave the mainland from Pak Meng Beach in Trang.

KOH NGAI INFORMATION
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BY AIR
Trang Provincial Airport has regular domestic flights from Bangkok. Budget airlines Nok Air and Orient Thai Airlines cover this route.

BY TRAIN
The southern rail link, departing from Hualumpong Station in Bangkok:

BANGKOK (Hualumpong)
.Nakhon Pathom
.Ratchaburi
.Petchaburi
.Hua Hin
.Prachuap Kiri Khan
.Chumphon (for Koh Tao)
.Surat Thani (for Koh Samui, Koh Phangan, Krabi, Phuket)
THUNG SON JUNCTION
.Trang (Koh Ngai)
.Nakhon Si Thammarat
.Phattalung
HAT YAI JUNCTION (for Butterworth/Penang, Malaysia)

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*Note: There is no direct rail link to Phuket or Krabi. If coming from Bangkok you will need to catch a connecting bus to/from Surat Thani.

BY BUS
From Bangkok, all southern bus routes depart from the Southern Bus Terminal ("Sai Dai Mai") and have direct routes to all major destinations.