The only way to get to Koh Lipe is by boat - either your own or by ferry. The most popular is from the Malaysian island of Langkawi.
Ferries from Langkawi and Pak Bara are seasonal. Speed Boats are even more seasonal as they are more susceptible to the SW Monsoon weather conditions.
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Cruiser Feedback 07 November, 2024:
Prices paid yesterday to Check into Thailand at Koh Lipe, Tarutao National Park, SW Thailand.
All fees paid at the ferry office beside the main immigration office.
Check in prices:
Immigration: 500 baht per person
Customs: 400 baht
Marine Office (Harbour Master): 200 baht
Immigration said they will only give a 30 day visa to skipper and crew. 60 day visa for passengers.
Check out prices are:
Immigration: 500 baht per person
Customs: 600 baht
Marine Office (Harbour master): 800 baht
These prices are ONLY during weekday office hours. Monday – Friday 08:30 to 4pm.
Weekends, after hours and holidays are more expensive.
Sue hi
Can you advise what documentation they required. Heading there next week
Regards Wayne
See Noonsite’s docs for Thailand – https://www.noonsite.com/place/thailand/view/documents/
I have reached out to the cruiser who made the report and will post here if I get an answer.