Travel from Koh Lanta to Phuket by speedboat in about 1.5 hours, with free pickup from your hotel on Koh Lanta. We collect you at your hotel and bring you to the speedboat, which runs straight through to Rassada Pier in Phuket with a short stop at Koh Phi Phi to pick up other passengers. You stay on the same boat the whole way, so there is no transfer to worry about.

Why Choose This Speedboat?

• 🏨 Free hotel pickup on Koh Lanta included in the fare
• ⏱ About 1.5 hours from Koh Lanta to Rassada Pier, Phuket
• 🚤 Same boat all the way — the short stop at Koh Phi Phi is only to pick up passengers, you do not change boats
• 🕓 6 daily departures — 09:00, 10:00, 13:00, 14:30, 15:15 and 15:30
• 🎫 Instant e-ticket — show it on your phone at check-in
• 💰 15:15 departure: ฿1,370 per person. Other departures: ฿1,520 per person. Hotel pickup included.

Departure Schedule

Route

Hotel on Koh Lanta → speedboat check-in point → short stop at Koh Phi Phi to pick up passengers → Rassada Pier, Phuket. You remain on the same speedboat for the whole journey, which takes approximately 1.5 hours.

Hotel Pickup & Check-in Point

Pickup from your hotel on Koh Lanta is included free with every ticket. Koh Lanta has several speedboat check-in points depending on the operator of your departure, so our team will message you on WhatsApp one business day before travel with both your pickup time and your exact check-in point. Please be ready in your hotel lobby at the confirmed time.

What's Included

• Free hotel pickup on Koh Lanta to the speedboat check-in point
• Speedboat ticket from Koh Lanta to Rassada Pier, Phuket
• Life jacket and safety equipment
• Instant e-ticket confirmation

Important Information

• Your pickup time and check-in point are confirmed by WhatsApp one business day before travel
• Please be ready in your hotel lobby at the confirmed pickup time
• If you make your own way, please arrive at the confirmed check-in point at least 30 minutes before departure
• The boat stops briefly at Koh Phi Phi to pick up passengers; you stay on board
• The 15:15 departure costs 1,370 THB per person. Departures at 09:00, 10:00, 13:00, 14:30 and 15:30 cost 1,520 THB per person. Free hotel pickup on Koh Lanta is included with every ticket.
• Please bring your e-ticket (printed or on your phone) and your passport
• Arrival times are scheduled and may be affected by weather and sea conditions
• Please allow a comfortable buffer before any onward flight or connection
• This is a shared speedboat service

Frequently Asked Questions

How long is the speedboat from Koh Lanta to Phuket?

The journey takes approximately 1.5 hours, including the short stop at Koh Phi Phi. For example, the 09:00 departure reaches Rassada Pier at 10:30.

What time do I arrive in Phuket?

Scheduled arrival at Rassada Pier is 10:30 (09:00 departure), 11:30 (10:00), 14:30 (13:00), 16:00 (14:30) and 17:00 (15:30), depending on sea conditions. Please contact us to confirm the arrival time for the 15:15 departure.

How much is the ticket?

The 15:15 departure costs ฿1,370 per person. Departures at 09:00, 10:00, 13:00, 14:30 and 15:30 cost ฿1,520 per person. Free hotel pickup on Koh Lanta is included with every ticket.

Do I have to change boats at Koh Phi Phi?

No. The speedboat stops at Koh Phi Phi only to pick up other passengers. You stay on the same boat all the way to Phuket.

Is hotel pickup included?

Yes. Pickup from your hotel on Koh Lanta is free with every ticket. We confirm your pickup time on WhatsApp one business day before travel.

Where do I check in on Koh Lanta?

Koh Lanta has several speedboat check-in points depending on the operator. We send your exact check-in point together with your pickup time on WhatsApp one business day before your trip.

Where does the speedboat arrive in Phuket?

The speedboat arrives at Rassada Pier, the main passenger pier in Phuket Town, where taxis and vans to all parts of Phuket are available.

Do I need to print my ticket?

No, you can show your e-ticket on your phone. We recommend saving it offline in case of poor signal at the pier.