Travel to & from the island
Your journey to Pansand Resort is part of the experience — from Thailand’s mainland to the clear waters and quiet shores of Koh Bulon-Lae.
Travel to & from the island
Operating time between November – April
Pakpara → Koh Bulon Lae
Koh Bulon Lae → Pakpara
Koh Bulon Lae → Koh Lipe
Koh Lipe → Koh Bulon Lae
Koh Bulon Lae → Koh Mook → Koh Hai → Koh Kradan → Koh Lanta → Phuket
Check boat time table
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Bundhaya speed boat
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Satun Pakbara Speed Boat Club Company
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Taweesub Speedboat Company
Traveling to Satun (Pakbara Pier)
We recommend that our guests travel from Bangkok to either Hat Yai or Trang by plane, bus, or train. From there, transportation to Pakbara Pier is easy to arrange.
Public vans are available at the airport, offering a 2-hour ride for approximately 200 baht per person (one-way). For added convenience, you can also book a private taxi or mini-van with us in advance by contacting us via email.
From mainland to island — your journey begins here.
One last view before the sea.
Pak Bara is the gateway to Koh Bulon-Lae — the point where the mainland journey gives way to clear water, open horizons and island time.
From Pak Bara to Koh Bulon-Lae.
Leave the mainland behind and continue across the Andaman Sea toward the peaceful shores of The Pansand Resort.
Pak Bara Viewpoint · Gateway to Thailand's southern islands
Pak Bara Pier
Reach the mainland pier in Satun and prepare for your onward island journey.
The Andaman Sea
Continue by speedboat as the coastline fades and the horizon opens around you.
Koh Bulon-Lae
Step ashore, slow down and begin your stay surrounded by sea, sand and island nature.
The journey ends. Your stay begins.
Plan your journey, choose your bungalow and look forward to the quiet simplicity of life at Pansand Resort.
Koh Bulon-Lae · Satun · Thailand