Um zu den malerischsten Inseln zu gelangen, kommt man um eine Fährfahrt nicht herum. Einige Ziele erreichen Sie mit großen, stabilen Autofähren, andere sind durch kleinere, aber schnellere Schnellboote oder Katamarane verbunden. Wenn Sie leicht seekrank werden, sollten Sie Fahrten mit dem Katamaran vermeiden, der bei rauer See auf den Wellen reitet. Entscheiden Sie sich stattdessen für ein Schnellboot, da dieses durch das Wasser pflügt und die Fahrt dadurch ruhiger verläuft. Außerdem kann es helfen, auf dem oberen Freiluftdeck Platz zu nehmen, um hohen Wellen besser standzuhalten. GTVC Speedboat Cambodia bietet Online-Tickets für Fährfahrten an. Man spart sich also den Gang zum Reisebüro.
Wo befinden sich die Hauptstationen von GTVC Speedboat Cambodia?
Die Fähren von GTVC Speedboat Cambodia fahren eine Reihe beliebter Ziele an. Die Liste der von GTVC Speedboat Cambodia angefahrenen Häfen umfasst unter anderem:
Sok San Beach
Rumi Pier
Longset Beach
GTVC Kampot Pier
MPai Bay
GTVC Speed Boat Sihanoukville
Koh Toch Strand
Cambodia Island Speed Boat
Pearl Pier
Hill Beach Pier
Mafiya Resort
Koh Rong Hill Port
Kampot International Tourism Port
Was sind die beliebtesten Routen von GTVC Speedboat Cambodia?
Hier sind einige der beliebtesten Anlegestellen, die im Fahrplan von GTVC Speedboat Cambodia enthalten sind:
Welche Fährklassen & Preise bietet GTVC Speedboat Cambodia an?
Als Faustregel gilt: Je schneller das Boot, desto höher der Preis. Entscheiden Sie vor der Buchung, ob Sie einen Expressdienst benötigen oder ob Ihnen auch langsamere Optionen recht sind. Die Preise für Letztere sind deutlich günstiger. Allerdings kann der Unterschied in der Fahrzeit sehr groß sein, daher sollten Sie vor der Buchung Ihres Tickets immer prüfen, wie lange die Fährfahrt dauert. Auch kann die Verfügbarkeit einiger Klassen begrenzt sein und erfordert immer eine Vorabreservierung. Denken Sie immer daran, den Abfahrts- und Ankunftshafen Ihres Bootes zu überprüfen, um den für Ihre Weiterreise günstigsten zu wählen, und lesen Sie die Bewertungen anderer Reisender.
Vor- und Nachteile von Reisen mit der Fähre
Vorteile von Reisen mit der Fähre
Manche Inseln sind nur mit dem Schiff zu erreichen. Und oft handelt es sich dabei um die schönsten Inseln, Postkartenmotive und Paradiesinseln, von denen Sie schon immer geträumt haben!
Oft stehen verschiedene Ticketklassen zur Auswahl, sodass Sie den Tarif, den Komfort, die Reisezeit und den Fahrplan wählen können, die am besten zu Ihnen passen.
Buchen Sie online, um Zeit zu sparen: Auf vielen Strecken ist eine Vorausbuchung ein absolutes Muss. Dies gilt vor allem für längere Fahrten sowie für Reisen in stark nachgefragten Zeiten wie an Feiertagen, langen Wochenenden oder in der Hochsaison. Es ist ratsam, mindestens einige Tage vor Ihrem Reisetermin zu buchen, wenn auf Ihrer Strecke nur eine begrenzte Anzahl von Fahrten pro Tag angeboten wird.
Eine Reise mit der Fähre ist ein Vergnügen. Es ist immer schön, die Orte, die man besucht hat, aus einem anderen Blickwinkel, in diesem Fall vom Wasser aus, zu betrachten. Fast jedes Reiseziel sieht vom Wasser aus fantastisch aus, und Sie haben die tolle Gelegenheit, wunderschöne Fotos zu machen.
Nachteile von Reisen mit der Fähre
Seekrankheit ist die größte Sorge für Fährreisende. Je länger die Fahrt und je rauer die See, desto größer ist die Wahrscheinlichkeit, dass sich Ihr Magen unwohl fühlt. Um Ihre Reise angenehmer zu gestalten, nehmen Sie Medikamente eine halbe Stunde vor der Abfahrt ein und befolgen Sie unsere oben genannten Empfehlungen.
Fährfahrten sind stark vom Wetter abhängig. Das bedeutet, dass es an regnerischen Tagen zu Verspätungen oder sogar Ausfällen kommen kann. Es ist nicht ungewöhnlich, dass die Fährverbindungen selbst zu größeren Inseln bei stürmischem Wetter für mehrere Tage eingestellt werden. Sie sollten diese Möglichkeit also im Hinterkopf behalten, wenn Ihre Fährfahrt mit einem Flug verbunden ist. In bestimmten Zeiträumen ist die Wahrscheinlichkeit hoch, dass Sie später als erwartet auf dem Festland ankommen.
Sok San BeachCambodia Island Speed BoatPearl PierRumi PierHill Beach PierLongset BeachGTVC Kampot PierMPai BayMafiya ResortGTVC Speed Boat SihanoukvilleKoh Rong Hill PortKoh Toch StrandKampot International Tourism Port
Great transfer. Smooth & comfortable. Wish they would’ve been a little more clear about drop off locations but just make sure you’re aware which beach is the closest to your accommodation!
There were only 7 of us at the pier on a sunny day and the person at the desk said it had been cancelled due to bad weather. It wasn’t bad weather at all. We then had a 3 hour bus ride which was awful. It added so much more time to our journey we had originally booked. I think they didn’t want to run a boat that only had 7 people on. That’s what we all paid for
Arrived 50 minutes late. When we initially asked we were told it wasnt at 1, but instead 1:30, despite their own timetable saying 1 as well as the booking. When I queried about this, suddenly the delay was due to the weather being too warm. We were also told during we "didnt have time" to go and get any food and were not given any expected timeframe until the boat suddenly showed up. When we finally got picked up the boat went dangerously fast over massive, choppy waves, with the boat making cracking and snapping noises with the impact on the waves. This apparently didnt phase the captain who refused to slow down. These were the same waves that the same day capsized a boat near Phu Quoc island where 15 people died. We were also sold this as Koh rong to Kampot direct, which ended up being a boat to sihanoukville and a bus for another 4 hours to Kampot (initially told this would take 2-3 hrs). What was supposed to be a 4pm arrival ended up as 5:50pm. If precautions and good communication was used we wouldnt have minded the delay as safety comes first but we were left in the dark and very concerned on the water. Dont waste your time, book with a more reliable, less reckless company
Weather was too bad to travel from Kampot, so we quickly got transferred onto a bus to Sihanoukville and put on a boat from there. Barely any difference in arrival time! Staff were lovely, vehicles comfortable and all round a good journey. Thank you!
The boat was very comfortable but extremely late and kept making multiple stops before ours even though they kept saying it was the next one. I would not try to be anywhere on time if you’re going to or from Koh Rong
The boat is quite small and open air (no AC) and it was crowded. 3 people barely fit on one bench seat. We didn’t leave Koh Rong on time, but managed to arrive in Sihanoukville on time. Boat workers assist with luggage loading and unloading.
The weather was bad, so they swapped the speedboat to Kampot from Koh Rong Sanloem to Sihanoukville, and transferred to a bus to get to Kampot. They did not charge extra. It did not take much extra time, despite the bumpy roads. Great service.
Very poorly managed. I booked a ticket with a specific time and could only board the third boat which arrived after the first two were filled. That was 90 minutes later, standing in the sun. I almost didn't get on the third as well as the locals pushed their way past everyone to board first, no order, no structure. Very disappointing.
Poor service, booked the 9:30am ferry with allocated seats but they had oversold the ferry massively. They prioritised locals getting on first and the foreigners (who probably paid more for the ticket) all had to wait 2 hours for the next one. Got a drink as compensation lol
Neither the forward nor return trip were completely full. For the forward trip I arrived more than 2 hours earlier and was allowed to board an earlier boat. For the return trip my ticket was from a different beach on Koh Rong but it was also okay to just board the next boat from the beach I was on. Thanks for the flexibility!
The trip across was seamless once underway. However, the boat did not leave on time. Staff were efficient and pleasant. The seats were comfortable but the seat numbers booked didn’t mean anything and 6-8 passengers didn’t get seats. Also there was queue jumping which is bad, if you didn’t get a seat.
The pick-up and especially the drop-off location is only revealed AFTER you book. It's very frustrating and unprofessional. The correct info should be mandatory to allow a listing on 12Go.
Ran like clockwork - everything was taken care of.
Met at the office in Kampot - bus to the port 5k away.
The only thing I would say is get a seat as quickly as possible - there were late travellers so you end up 3 on a bench seat.
Took 1.30 minutes to Rumi Pier xxx
Many thanks
Obviously no ticketed seats and a free for all but the luggage was all lifted by the staff with ease and generally we found them to be on time and efficient. Made holiday easy
We paid for a ticket on a direct speedboat. When we arrived, an hour early, the boat was already full and we were asked to board a much larger and slower boat that did not go to Sok San. After two stops we were asked to change to a second boat which did then eventually arrive at Sok San, an hour after the scheduled arrival time. An email to 12GO customer service got a quick response of "we're looking into it" but I've heard nothing since.
Ferry was almost 1 hour late, I arrived 15 minutes early at the pier as I was told to. I got severely sunburned and it ruined my stay. Nobody communicated with us on the ferry’s expected arrival.
The time was a straight up lie. We made two stops in between and were 30 minutes late. There was not even a sign on the pier in Sok San beach. The luggage on the first boat wasn't secured and could have hurt someone.
Was pretty chaotic on the pier, just got to hope that it is your boat and you’re on. A bit late as they needed to put the bags on and get people on. Only a small boat over to Koh Rong Sanloem, thankfully only 10 mins to M’Pai Bay as it was very choppy.
The boat was on time, loading took a bit longer, seemed like they’d overbooked but they had another boat next to it for people to get on. Trip took around 50 minutes but only because we stopped at 2 piers before getting to Long Set Beach. Overall good experience though, would deffo recommend
It was never clear which boat was our boat or when it would board. It turned out to be a speedboat with no boarding ramp. We had to climb on board from the dock. I was concerned that we would all be trapped inside in an emergency as it appeared the only exit for 30+ people was the very narrow front entry. I would have preferred an actual ferry boat.
We were at pearl pier shown on the google maps in the pdf, however the boat went to the other pier (the one straight off the beach at pearl resort). So a lot of confusion and it needs clarification. However, I rang the hotline and the guy I spoke to from GTVC was really helpful and got in contact with the boat driver. Ended up being totally fine.