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The ferry from Langkawi to Satun carries you from Malaysia's best-known island to the quieter coast of southern Thailand. From the deck you watch the forested hills of Langkawi fall behind and the limestone islands off Satun appear ahead.
Langkawi to Satun by Ferry
A ferry sails once a day from the Kuah ferry terminal on Langkawi to Tammalang Pier in Satun, usually at 09:30. In early November 2026 the sailing was at 11:00 on Sundays and Mondays. The return sailing leaves Tammalang at 11:30 or 12:00.[1]
An adult ticket costs MYR 55 at the Langkawi counter or THB 450 at the Satun counter; children pay MYR 45 or THB 350, and infants MYR 25 or THB 150. Buy your ticket at the counter in the Jetty Point complex in Kuah, show your passport, and pay in cash.[1]
You clear Malaysian exit at Langkawi and Thai entry at Tammalang Pier. A pre-arranged ride at the pier saves you haggling with drivers after immigration.
Comparing Your Options
| Mode | Price | Departures |
|---|---|---|
| Ferry Langkawi to Tammalang Pier | Adult MYR 55 or THB 450[1] | Once a day, usually 09:30[1] |
Tips for Traveling from Langkawi to Satun
- Passport and entry rules: You cross an international border. Check Thailand's current entry requirements for your nationality before you go.
- Cash: The ticket counter takes cash only, and you need some baht for snacks and local transport once you land. Rates at piers are usually poor.
- Time difference: Thailand is 1 hour behind Malaysia, so set your watch back on arrival.
- Be early at the terminal: Allow time for the ticket counter and Malaysian exit checks.
- Arrange your onward ride: Sort out a taxi or van to your hotel before you land.
Timetable
| Van Langkawi - Satun $ 30.10 3h 30m | |
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Frequently Asked Questions
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The ferry to Tammalang Pier, which is also the standard way across. An adult ticket costs MYR 55 or THB 450.
The daily ferry from Kuah to Tammalang Pier is the direct sea connection.
Once a day, usually at 09:30. The return sailing leaves Tammalang at 11:30 or 12:00.
Yes. You clear Malaysian exit in Langkawi and Thai entry at Tammalang Pier.
Yes. Thailand is 1 hour behind Malaysia, so you gain an hour.
Tickets are sold at the ferry counter in the Jetty Point complex in Kuah; bring your passport and cash.
Sources and background
Numbers in the text such as [1] refer to these sources.
- [1] Langkawi Andaman Ferry Ventures: Andaman Ferry Venture - Home. Retrieved November 1, 2026.
Guide prices and journey times are indicative, not live quotes. A booked package may include transfers and waiting time as well as the main journey. Check the selected offer, pickup point and current conditions before booking.
