Seatran Ferry - Find Company Info & Departures

Q: What is the difference between a ferry and fast ferry/catamaran?

The ferries are vessels which can take both vehicles and passengers, while the fast ferries (or catamarans) are considered to be the vessels that are only used for the passenger transportation.

Q: Do the Seatran Ferry ferries allow pets on board?

The majority of car ferries do accept the pets on board, but they of course need to have adequate accessories such as a muzzle or a leash if you’re taking your dog with you, or appropriate transport bags for smaller pets and animals. The most important thing however is that they do not pose a disturbance to other passengers on the boat.

Q: Do I have to pay additional fees for luggage storage on the departures operated by Seatran Ferry?

There are no additional fees for the luggage storage on the vessels given the fact you bring them with you to the passenger lounge. However, it is important to pay attention to the size of the items of course, and to make sure that you report any unusually large items that you’re going to take with you on board of the boats.

Q: Is there Wi-Fi available on the vessels operated by Seatran Ferry?

All the vessels provide the passengers with Wi-Fi, but of course, the reach of the Wi-Fi is limited especially when you find yourself a bit further away from the mainland where the reception might not be as good.

Q: Can I bring my bike on board?

In most cases, it is unfortunately not possible to bring your bicycle on board of a fast ferry. There are some exceptions and cases in which it is allowed to do so, but only if the bike is folded and packed. We recommend contacting directly the company in question to confirm whether or not it is allowed to bring it with you on that specific ferry line.

Q: Do I have to print out the ticket for the departure operated by Seatran Ferry?

If it is necessary to print out the tickets for the departures you’re attending, that information will be explicitly stated during your purchase process, and of course in the email in which you receive your tickets and boarding information. Of course, there are also M-ticket departures which allow you to just download the ticket on your phone and then show it to the crew who will scan it.

General information

9.4 overall user rating +66 22402582 599/1 Rim Rotfai Sai Chong Nonsi Road, Khlong Toei Subdistrict, Bangkok, Thailand

Travel with Seatran Ferry

Seatran Ferry is a ferry company based in Bangkok, Thailand. They offer departures to and from 1 country, specifically Thailand. Seatran Ferry offers a total of 22 departures, mostly from ferry ports such as Don Sak, Surat Thani and Surat Thani (Airport) and the ports on the islands Koh Samui and Koh Phangan. Seatran Ferry operates ferry

Popular domestic ferry lines

Inside Thailand, the company operates 22 routes and offers departures to 8 ports. The most popular ferry departures can be found below:

Koh Samui - Don Sak

Don Sak - Koh Samui

Surat Thani - Koh Samui

Koh Phangan - Don Sak

Surat Thani (Airport) - Koh Samui

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Reviews

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Seatran Ferry holds an average score of 9.4, derived from 7 reviews submitted by our travellers. This places Seatran Ferry at the 10. position among all coach companies in Thailand and 15. position globally. 86% of our travellers rated their experience with Seatran Ferry as excellent. Among the amenities offered, passengers expressed the highest satisfaction with the Comfortable ride and Punctuality. You can see some of the reviews left by our passengers below:

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Frequently Asked Questions about Seatran Ferry

What is the difference between a ferry and fast ferry/catamaran?

Do the Seatran Ferry ferries allow pets on board?

Do I have to pay additional fees for luggage storage on the departures operated by Seatran Ferry?

Is there Wi-Fi available on the vessels operated by Seatran Ferry?

Can I bring my bike on board?

Do I have to print out the ticket for the departure operated by Seatran Ferry?