Koh Mook to Koh Jum Ferry and Transport Options

Traveling from Koh Mook to Koh Jum is a popular island-hopping journey in southern Thailand. This route connects two scenic islands in Krabi Province, making it an ideal choice for beach lovers and backpackers exploring Thailand's Andaman region.

Route Overview

Koh Mook and Koh Jum are separated by the Andaman Sea. The journey typically takes about 3 minutes, covering the distance between these two picturesque limestone islands. This route is particularly popular during high season when weather conditions are favorable for island travel.

If you're planning to return, check out our Koh Jum to Koh Mook route page for reverse journey details.

Transport Options Available

The speed boat service is the primary transport option for this route. Bundhaya Speed Boat operates 1 departures daily, though schedules vary by season. Services typically run during daylight hours to ensure passenger safety on the open water.

What to Expect on Board

Standard speed boat vessels on this route offer basic onboard facilities suitable for short island journeys. Passengers should bring sun protection, as there is limited shade during the crossing. Life jackets are provided as required by maritime safety regulations.

Schedules and Departure Times

Daily departures are available with 1 sailings. Exact departure times depend on tidal conditions and weather, so we recommend confirming your specific sailing time when you book. High season (November to April) generally offers more frequent services.

Departure and Arrival Points

Ferries depart from Koh Mook's main pier and arrive at Koh Jum's central landing point. Both islands have basic facilities at their ferry terminals, including refreshment vendors and simple accommodation options nearby.

Pricing and Booking

Fares for this route start from ฿1,520, depending on the operator and season. Prices may vary during peak travel periods. We recommend booking in advance during high season to secure your preferred departure time.

How to Book Your Ticket

Booking your Koh Mook to Koh Jum ticket is straightforward. Select your travel date, review available departures, and complete your booking in just a few steps. You'll receive your e-ticket confirmation via email, which you should present at the ferry terminal.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the journey duration?

The crossing from Koh Mook to Koh Jum typically takes about 3 minutes. Actual travel time may vary slightly depending on sea conditions and the specific ferry operator.

How many departures are there daily?

1 departures operate daily during peak season. Services may be reduced during low season or adverse weather. Check current schedules when you book to confirm availability.

Do I need to book in advance?

Advance booking is recommended, especially during high season. Walk-up tickets may be available subject to capacity, but you risk missing your preferred departure time if you wait until arrival at the pier.

What facilities are available on the ferry?

Ferries offer onboard facilities on this route. Given the short journey time, facilities are basic. Bring water and snacks if you prefer, though vendors are usually available at departure points.

Is this route affected by weather?

Yes, services may be suspended during monsoon season or rough sea conditions. Check weather forecasts and consult with the operator about any potential delays before your travel date.

What should I bring?

Pack sun protection (hat, sunscreen, sunglasses), a light jacket or sarong for wind, and any personal medications. Keep valuables secure and bring a waterproof bag for electronics.

Nearby Routes and Destinations

If you're exploring the region, consider other popular island routes. Check our Krabi island connections guide for additional options and multi-island itineraries.

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