Koh Larn · 7 km from Pattaya

Koh Larn.
Planned properly.

Koh Larn—also called Koh Lan or Coral Island—is the island off Pattaya. Plan your ferry from Bali Hai, compare seven beaches and build a day trip with time for the return boat.

Posted ferry fare
40 baht
Crossing duration
Confirm at Pier A
Boarding
Bali Hai Pier A
Wide editorial aerial of a green island coast and turquoise bay
Island-wide editorial sceneConfirm the real route and return on the travel day.
Crossing checked · 23 August 2026

40 baht fare and Pier A timetable.

The operator’s posted schedule now appears route by route, with the evidence date and the final return times.

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Travel-day conditions

Check the forecast before choosing the water.

TMD’s Chon Buri and shipping forecasts provide the current weather and small-vessel context; warning flags and marked zones still decide where to enter.

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The island in context

Small on the map.
Mostly mountainous.

Pattaya City’s 2024 briefing records Koh Larn at approximately 4.7 km², about 4.65 km long by 2.15 km wide, and roughly 90% mountainous. As a planning inference, that terrain is why a short map distance should not be treated as an easy walk.

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From Pattaya
~7 km
Approximate area
4.7 km²
Approximate size
4.65 × 2.15 km
Terrain
~90% mountainous
Editorial view of a passenger ferry approaching a green island coast
The decision that comes first

Scheduled ferry or private quote?

The public ferry has a dated operator fare and timetable. A private boat requires separate verification of the licensed operator, destination, landing method, total price and return terms.

Public ferry40฿ posted · Pier A schedule
Private boatCurrent written quote required
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The people accountable

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Tim & Paemi.

Koh Larn Thailand is published by TIMPAEMI CO., LTD. Tim and Paemi run the publication-level evidence, product and release process. Individual page authorship is recorded separately and never inferred from ownership.

How the guide works

Useful first.
Honest about the gaps.

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Changing facts are dated.
Fares, schedules and operating details are treated as changeable, not permanent promises.

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No invented first-hand verdicts.
Publisher identity never becomes a false visit, review or personal byline.

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Commercial influence stays out.
No beach, operator or venue can buy a higher position.

Pack for the actual day

Water, a payment backup, sun cover—and enough margin for the return.

Sea conditions, heat and boat operations can change the shape of the day. Check the forecast, carry the basics and confirm your return before settling at a beach.

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Quick answers

Know before you cross

All questions
How do I get to Koh Larn?

Use the public passenger-ferry counter at Bali Hai Pier A. The operator timetable checked on 23 August 2026 listed separate services to Na Baan and Tawaen; the operator says the counter closes 20 minutes before departure, so arrive before that cutoff with extra margin and confirm the route on the board.

SourcesPattaya–Koh Larn ferry operator ↗Pattaya Data Platform — Koh Larn passenger-boat route categories, 2025 ↗

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How much is the ferry to Koh Larn?

The operator advertised 40฿ per person when checked on 23 August 2026. Buy at the Pier A counter and confirm the fare before travel. An earlier 30-to-40 increase was postponed, so this guide does not publish an unsupported effective date.

SourcesPattaya–Koh Larn ferry operator ↗Chonburi Provincial Public Relations Office ↗

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How long is the crossing?

This release does not publish a source-bounded crossing duration. Confirm the current journey estimate with the operator and allow separate time for ticketing, boarding and operational changes.

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Which Koh Larn beach should I choose?

Choose from the supported beach records by ferry arrival, verified geography, the access you can confirm and the conditions you find on the day. The operator timetable checked on 23 August lists a direct Tawaen route; facilities, marked zones and local transfers still require a travel-day check.

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