Official Timetables & Pricing Structure of Tigerline Ferry & Siri Lanta Speedboat

When traveling between islands in the Andaman Sea, schedules and prices can appear complicated. This is because our network covers more than 20 islands, 40+ stations, and operates dozens of vessels every day. Rather than functioning as a single fixed route, our system works as a flexible transport network made up of many connected route segments.

This page explains how our timetables are structured and how our official operator pricing works.

How Our Timetables Work

Tigerline Ferry & Siri Lanta Speedboat operates one of the most comprehensive marine transport networks in Southern Thailand. Instead of relying on thousands of fixed routes, our schedules are built from modular route segments that connect together across the region.

Each journey is formed by combining one or more of these segments. However, booking is kept simple and convenient for passengers. By selecting your starting point and destination on our official website, our system automatically finds and builds the best available connection for you to choose from.

This means travelers do not need to understand the complexity behind the network. While our operations are structured like a large transport system, booking remains as easy as choosing where you are and where you want to go.

Operating Window

Our vessels operate daily between 07:00 – 18:30, with schedules adjusted based on route, season, and weather conditions to ensure safety and reliability.

From our official website, passengers can conveniently book journeys starting from and going to any of our supported islands, including optional airport pickup and hotel pickup/drop-off services. Our system automatically builds the best available connection across our network for your choosing.

Our current network covers destinations including:

• Phuket
• Phi Phi
• Yao Noi
• Yao Yai
• Lanta
• Jum
• Ngai
• Kradan
• Mook
• Libong
• Laoliang
• Sukorn
• Bulone
• Langkawi (Malaysia)
• Lipe
• Tarutao
• Kai
• Phangan
• Samui
• Tao

*Available islands, stations, and routes may vary depending on season, weather conditions, and operational demand.

Popular Routes

Some of our most popular routes include the following.

* Duration and frequency may vary depending on sea conditions, weather, season, and operational requirements.

** Prices shown are indicative operator price ranges. For exact fares, promotions, and the most up-to-date pricing, please visit our official website and search by your starting and destination stations.

Official Operator Pricing Structure

Our pricing follows transparent operator-based bands rather than arbitrary marketplace pricing. Prices depend on:

• Distance
• Vessel type
• Season
• Pickup or transfer services

Typical Price Ranges

These are official operator price ranges before any third-party platform commissions.

When purchasing tickets directly through our official website, passengers may also receive additional discounts and promotions depending on route, season, and availability.

*Overnight routes refer to journeys where an overnight stay is required between connections. This most commonly applies to Langkawi routes, where passengers are dropped off at Koh Lipe. Accommodation is not included in the ticket. The following day, passengers continue their journey by taking the connecting ferry from Koh Lipe to Langkawi.

Booking Direct with the Operator

Passengers can book directly on our official website at official operator pricing.

Booking directly means:

• Prices are not inflated by platform commissions
• Schedule information comes from the source
• Changes or adjustments are handled directly by our operations team
• Support goes directly to fleet maintenance and crew operations

Why We Publish This Structure

By publishing our timetable and pricing structure, we aim to:

• Provide transparency
• Give our customer valuable insight to our work
• Reduce confusion caused by inconsistent third-party listings