Satun Langkawi Ferry Timetable and Ticket Prices
Kuah Jetty - Tammalang Pier

You can travel from Langkawi to Thailand on the daily Satun Langkawi Ferry service.

There are a number of boats a day that connects Kuah Jetty on Langkawi Island, with Tammalang Pier (port) in Thailand, which is located around 8 kilometres away from Satun town centre.

The trip between Langkawi and Thailand by ferry takes just one hour 15 minutes on high-speed boats.

Tammalang Jetty is just one of a number of places where you can get a boat over to Pulau Langkawi, with more departures from Kuala Perlis and Kuala Kedah on mainland Malaysia, George Town in Penang or Koh Lipe in Thailand.

For information about all ferry boats to Langkawi click here >

Satun - Kuah Ferry Departure Times / Schedule

There are now 2 scheduled trips a day in either direction, but this number may be reduced during the month of Ramadan.

Ferry from Langkawi to Satun Thailand

Departures times are at:

09:30 am (Malaysian time)
5:15 pm (Malaysian time)

Ferry from Satun to Langkawi Malaysia

Departures times are at:

9:00 am (Thai time)
3:30 pm (Thai time)

Please note: the above ferry schedule is published for information only and may change without notice. Please contact the ferry company directly by either:

Telephoning one of the ticket offices on.

Langkawi Ticket Office Telephone Number: 604 - 9661125 or 9661126

Satun Ticket Office Telephone Number: (66) 74 725294

You can also visit the Langkawi Ferry official website to check for the latest departure times:

Click here to visit their official website >

Ticket Prices for the Satun Langkawi Ferry

Adult one-way fares are:

RM 35 or 350 THB

Child one-way fares are:

RM 28 or 280 THB

Infant fares are:

RM 12 or 120 THB

Return tickets cost double the above.

Cheaper ferry prices are available from the ports of Kuala Perlis and Kuala Kedah in Malaysia.

To compare all ferry ticket prices to Langkawi to find the cheapest place to travel from click here >

Tickets can't be bought online at the moment, so you have to buy them directly from the ticket offices at the jetties.

For onward travel from Satun to places like Hat Yai and Krabi, you best option is to take a songthaew to the bus station from the jetty (for around 30 Baht), or a motorbike taxi.

Otherwise, you will have to bargain hard with all the touts that wait for the ferry to arrive, to take you in an overpriced taxi and minivan.

Ferries to Langkawi from Satun arrive at the main port of Kuah Jetty.

For information on the Kuah Jetty click here >

From here you can walk into town to find accommodation or get a taxi out to one of the beaches, the most popular one being Pantai Cenang.