Two Days on Koh Larn for Beaches and Viewpoints
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Two Days on Koh Larn for Beaches and Viewpoints

Spend an island night between unhurried beach stops, a viewpoint pause and the return crossing.

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What this plan covers

Made for visitors who want Koh Larn overnight rather than squeezing the island into a day trip, this two-day outline leaves room for several beaches and an easy pace. Day one handles the Pattaya crossing, Na Ban Pier and Nual Beach; day two adds Koh Lan Viewpoint and Thong Lang Beach before the ride back. Arrange overnight accommodation and check ferry schedules before leaving Pattaya. Sort your island stay and return crossing before you set off.

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Opening hours, prices and routes can change, so check the details before you set off.

Day 1

4 stops · about 6 hrs + about 20 min travel
1

Bali Hai Pier

Getting around flexible

Passenger boats to Koh Larn leave from Pattaya’s South Pattaya Port, also called Balihai Cape, so this is where your island stay begins. Have your crossing plan ready before you reach the pier.

Good to know

Pattaya departures are 07:00, 08:00, 09:00, 10:00, 11:00, 12:00, 13:00, 14:00, 15:30, 17:00 and 18:30. The ferry takes 45 minutes; the speedboat journey takes 15 minutes. Check before you go. Start at Pattaya’s South Pattaya Port, also called Balihai Cape; passenger boats to Koh Larn depart here.

2

Na Ban Pier

Getting around flexible

Na Ban Pier is the ferry’s stop on Ko Lan, putting you at the island arrival point before heading to the beach and your overnight stay.

Good to know

Departures from Na Ban Pier are 06:30, 07:30, 09:30, 12:00, 14:00, 15:30, 17:00 and 18:00. Check your return timing separately before you leave the pier. Take a passenger boat from Bali Hai Pier; the ferry stops at Na Ban Pier on Koh Larn.

Getting to Ko Lan (Koh Larn)
7–9 min by car · 1.7 km · depends on traffic
20 min on foot · 1.69 km
3

Ko Lan (Koh Larn)

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Ko Lan

The Pattaya–Koh Larn boat route is 7 kilometers from shore. Use the island stop to settle into a slower beach day before continuing to Nual Beach.

Good to know

Minibuses and motorbike taxis operate on Ko Lan, and you can rent a motorbike to ride yourself. Choose how you’ll get to the beach before leaving the pier area. Walk about 20 minutes on foot from Na Ban Pier to reach Ko Lan.

4

Nual Beach

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Nual Beach

A Pattaya City summary describes Nuan Beach as 250 meters long. Give Nual Beach a longer pause after the crossing, with another coast stop waiting on day two.

Good to know

Keep your beach essentials within easy reach before boarding the island boat, then check with the operator for onward times. Continue from Ko Lan by boat to Nual Beach; check with the boat operator for times.

Day 2

3 stops · about 3.8 hrs
5

Koh Lan Viewpoint

Viewpoint 45 minutes

Ko Lan has white-sand beaches and coral reefs; this island viewpoint adds a change of perspective before you head back to the coast.

Good to know

Minibuses and motorbike taxis operate on Ko Lan. Arrange your island ride to the viewpoint before setting off for the beach. From your overnight base, use an island minibus or motorbike taxi to reach Koh Lan Viewpoint; both operate on Ko Lan.

6

Thong Lang Beach

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Thong Lang Beach

Thong Lang Beach is one of the island stops available to speedboat visitors. Give it a dedicated pause before you make the return crossing to Pattaya.

Good to know

Speedboat visitors can stop at Thong Lang Beach. Check with the boat operator whether it fits your beach transfer and ask about departure times. Take a boat from Koh Lan Viewpoint toward Thong Lang Beach; check the operator for times.

7

Bali Hai Pier

Getting around flexible

Finish the island stay back at Pattaya’s passenger-boat pier. The mainland crossing completes the route after your final beach stop.

Good to know

Departures from Na Ban Pier are 06:30, 07:30, 09:30, 12:00, 14:00, 15:30, 17:00 and 18:00. The ferry takes 45 minutes; the speedboat journey takes 15 minutes. Check before you go. Return by boat from Thong Lang Beach to Bali Hai Pier; check the boat operator for departure times.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Koh Larn overnight enough time for beaches and viewpoints?
Two days give you time for several beach stops, a viewpoint and an overnight stay without compressing everything into a day trip. Keep day one for the crossing and Nual Beach, then visit Koh Lan Viewpoint and Thong Lang Beach before returning on day two.
What should you arrange before leaving Pattaya?
Arrange your overnight accommodation first and check ferry schedules before you leave. Pattaya passenger boats have listed departures, and Koh Lan departures from Na Ban Pier have a separate schedule. Check the boat operator for current crossing details before you set out.
What should you wear and bring for the island days?
Thailand’s hot season runs from mid-February to mid-May, and its rainy season runs from mid-May to mid-October, so consider the season when packing for beach time. If you add a Buddhist temple in Pattaya, take off your shoes before entering.
How do you get around between the island stops?
Passenger boats connect Pattaya with Na Ban Pier on Ko Lan. The ferry journey takes 45 minutes and the speedboat journey takes 15 minutes. On the island, minibuses and motorbike taxis operate, and motorbikes can be rented. Check with boat operators for beach-transfer times.
Where should you stay for a two-day Koh Larn visit?
Stay on Ko Lan if you want the overnight island experience and close access to the beach stops. Pattaya Beach and Jomtien Beach are mainland options if you prefer to sleep in Pattaya before or after the crossing.

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