Ko Maak
Getting there and away
Boat
To/from Laem Ngop (mainland)
Slowboats leave Laem Ngop daily at around 15:00 and arrive at Ko Maak about 17:40. Tickets cost 300B.
Speedboats leave Laem Ngop near Trat for Ko Maak at 09.30, 10.30, 13.30, and 16.00 and the journey takes about an hour, some stopping at Ko Wai on the way. Going back, speedboats leave Ko Maak at 08:00, 10.30 and 13:00. It's wise to book with your resort or at one of Ko Maak's piers the day before. Tickets are 450B. To make a booking call either Leelawadee Speed Boat (089) 749 7023, or Panan Speed Boat (085) 190 5103.
In low season the speed boats cease running and the slow boat can also stop, depending on custom. It's best to call ahead to your chosen resort if you're going in the low season so they can help with travel arrangements.
To/from other islands
There are speedboats leaving Ko Maak's Ao Nid Pier for Ko Kut costing 200B. Departure times vary.
From Ko Chang, the Island Hopper leaves Bang Bao about 08:00 each morning, passing by Ko Wai and arriving at Ko Maak about 11:00. There's also an afternoon service that leaves Ko Chang about 12:00. Heading back, boats depart Ko Maak about 10:00 and 14:00. Prices range from 200B to 500B, depending on whether you're simply going to the next island, or taking advantage of the round trips.
There's also a number of smaller companies based along Bang Bao pier on Ko Chang that provide passage to Ko Maak so if you've missed one boat, keep asking. Monkey Island provides a speed boat to and from Bang Bao, (leaving 08.00 and returning 14.00), and if you contact the Panan speed boat company they can also stop in Ko Chang's Dan Mai pier on their way to and from the island.
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