Lanta Super Concord Tour

Lanta Super Concord Tour ferries travel to a number of popular destinations. The list of the stations serviced by Lanta Super Concord Tour includes but is not limited to:

• Manoh Pier Koh Yao Noi
• Manoh Pier Koh Yao Noi
• Koh Jum Pier
• Koh Phi Phi Ton Sai Pier
• Klong Jilad Pier Krabi
• Saladan Pier Koh Lanta
• Ton Sai Pier Koh Phi Phi
• Nopparat Thara Pier
• Chong Lard Pier Koh Yao Yai
• Kong Ka Pier
• Ao Nang Hotel Transfer
• Krabi Town Hotel Transfer
• Chong Lard Pier Koh Yao Yai
• Klong Jilad Pier Krabi
• Ao Nam Mao pier
• Ao Nam Mao Pier
• Phuket Lomprayah Office
• Krabi Town Hotel Transfer
• Klong Muang Transfer
• Ton Sai Pier Koh Phi Phi
• Tubkaek Beach Transfer
• Floating Pier East Railay
• Lomprayah Nathon Pier
• Lomprayah Office Thong sala pier Koh Phangan
• River View Krabi
• Krabi Bus Terminal
• Lomprayah Office Koh Phangan
• Koh Lanta Hotel Transfer
• Koh Jum Meeting Point
• Starbucks Ao Nang
• Bank of Ayudhya Krabi Town Branch
• Lomprayah Koh Tao Office
• Khao San Tara Travel Office
• Office Lomprayah Mae Haad Pier Koh Tao

Here are some of the most popular piers covered by Lanta Super Concord Tour’s schedule:

• Ao Nang - Koh Tao
• Koh Phi Phi - Koh Samui
• Ao Nang - Koh Samui
• Ao Nang - Koh Phangan
• Krabi - Koh Lanta
• Krabi - Koh Phi Phi
• Koh Phi Phi - Krabi
• Krabi - Koh Jum
• Krabi - Koh Tao
• Koh Lanta - Koh Tao
• Koh Yao Yai - Koh Phi Phi
• Koh Yao Noi - Koh Phi Phi
• Koh Lanta - Ao Nang
• Koh Jum - Krabi
• Koh Lanta - Krabi
• Koh Phi Phi - Koh Yao Yai
• Koh Jum - Koh Lanta
• Krabi - Koh Samui
• Koh Lanta - Koh Phangan
• Koh Yao Yai - Ao Nang
• Koh Lanta - Koh Samui
• Koh Yao Noi - Koh Tao
• Krabi - Koh Phangan
• Koh Phi Phi - Koh Yao Noi
• Koh Phi Phi - Koh Tao
• Koh Jum - Ao Nang
• Ao Nang - Koh Jum
• Koh Lanta - Koh Jum
• Koh Yao Yai - Koh Tao
• Koh Jum - Koh Samui
• Koh Jum - Koh Phangan
• Koh Yao Noi - Ao Nang
• Koh Jum - Koh Tao
• Koh Phi Phi - Koh Phangan
• Ao Nang - Koh Lanta
• Koh Yao Noi - Koh Phangan
• Koh Yao Noi - Koh Samui
• Phuket - Koh Tao
• Krabi - Koh Yao Noi
• Krabi - Koh Yao Yai
• Koh Tao - Phuket
• Koh Phangan - Phuket
• Koh Yao Yai - Koh Phangan
• Koh Phangan - Krabi
• Koh Lanta - Koh Yao Yai
• Koh Samui - Phuket
• Koh Yao Yai - Koh Samui
• Koh Jum - Koh Yao Noi
• Koh Yao Yai - Koh Lanta
• Koh Yao Noi - Koh Jum
• Koh Tao - Krabi
• Koh Yao Noi - Koh Lanta
• Koh Jum - Koh Yao Yai
• Koh Samui - Krabi
• Koh Yao Yai - Koh Jum
• Koh Lanta - Koh Yao Noi
• Koh Phangan - Ao Nang
• Koh Samui - Ao Nang
• Krabi - Ao Nang

The rule of thumb is the faster the boat, the higher the price is. Before booking, decide whether you need an express service or slower options are also acceptable. The rates for the latter are much more affordable. Yet the difference in the travel time may be really huge, so always check how long the ferry trip takes before you book your ticket. Also, the availability of some classes can be limited and always requires advanced booking. Always remember to check the pier your boat leaves from and docks at to choose the most convenient one for your onward trip and read other travellers' reviews.

Pros of Ferry Travel

• To take a ship is the only way to reach some of the islands. And in many cases – some of the most beautiful, postcard and paradise islands you have always wished to go!
• Different ticket classes are often available so you will be able to choose the fare, level of comfort, travel time, and schedule which suits you best.
• Book online to save time – on many routes, booking in advance is an absolute must. In the first place, it concerns longer trips, trips on busy periods like national holidays, long weekends or high season. It is a good idea to book at least several days prior to your travel date if your route is served by a limited number of trips per day, too.
• Travelling by ferry is fun. It is always nice to have a look at the places you have visited from another angle – well, in this case – from water. Almost any destination looks terrific from water and you will have a great opportunity to take brilliant pictures.

Cons of Ferry Travel

• Getting seasick is the major concern for ferry travellers. The longer is the trip and the rougher the sea is, the more chances to feel your stomach protesting. To make your trip more enjoyable, take the medicine half an hour before your trip and follow our recommendations from above.
• Ferry trips are highly weather dependent. It means that on rainy days departures can be delayed or even cancelled. It is not an uncommon thing to close the ferry connections even with bigger islands during stormy weather for several days. It means you should keep this possibility in mind if your ferry trip connects with a flight – chances to get to the mainland later than expected can be high during certain periods.