Pattaya bus and train stations, marinas

Bus stations

There is only one bus station in Pattaya (the northern bus station), from which regular intercity buses depart. But, in addition to this station, there are several other places for sending branded intercity buses that cannot be called stations, but in fact they perform similar functions.

About how to get by bus to Pattaya, read here.

• North Bus station (North Pattaya Station).

  This is the main bus station of the city, from which and to which all public bus routes arrive. This is the cheapest way to get to Pattaya from Bangkok or the airport and back.

  It is worth making a reservation here: in addition to this bus station, you can take regular buses in other places: many buses go through Pattaya along Sukhumvit Road, while not stopping at the bus station, but picking up passengers, many minivans depart from the offices of travel agencies or from shopping centers, etc.. To get on the flights passing along Sukhumvit Road, you can purchase tickets in advance at the ticket office of the northern bus station and wait at the specified time at the specified place for a bus that will pick you up along the way.

  The most frequent flight from the north bus station of Pattaya is Bangkok. There are also quite often buses to the international Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport. You can see the schedule and cost of the trip here - http://www.pattayabus.com.

  The station is located on the North Road (North Pattaya Road or Pattaya Nuea) near the intersection with Sukhumvit Highway (Sukhumvit Road) (Pattaya North station on the map). It is easy to get to or from the station using local Songthaew taxis, which have something like a final stop next to the station. Usually Songthaew drive along the Northern Road to the intersection with the Sukhumvit highway, turn around and drive back. After driving in the opposite direction to the end of the North Road, they continue along the beach street (Beach Road), where you can get off and easily reach your hotel on foot. If you need to get to Jomtien Beach, you will have to go to Songthaew with a transfer at the final stop in the center of Pattaya.

• Nakhonchai Bus station

  The bus station of the private company Nakhonchai (Na Korn Chai Air bus, Sukhumvit Pattaya Klang and even as soon as it is not called and written) is located on Sukhumvit road near the intersection with the Central Street (Pattaya Klang, aka Central Pattaya) (Nakhonchai station on the map). You can get here by taxi, but if you buy bus tickets at a local travel agency (of course, with a small surcharge), you can be provided with a transfer from the hotel to the station. Songthaew fixed-route taxis also run along the Main Street, which reach the intersection with the Sukhumvit Highway and go back.

  From the station you can go at least to Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai, about. Chang (Ko Chang), about. Ko Samet and even in Laos.

  Information about the schedule in Thai is available on the company's website https://www.nakhonchaiair.com. Unfortunately, there is no information in English.

Pattaya Railway Stations

Pattaya is home to Pattaya Pattaya Train Station and a small stop Pattaya Tai Train Station. Both stations are located on the same branch of the railway that connects Sattahip with Bangkok. You can get from any of them only to Bangkok or Sattahip. In Bangkok, the train arrives at the main station of the city, Hualumpong Station, where you can transfer to another train and continue your journey through Thailand.

About how to get to Pattaya by train, read here.

• Pattaya Train Station

  The main and only railway station of the city. The train from Bangkok arrives here at 10:35, departs for Bangkok at 14:21. There is a ticket office at the station where train tickets are purchased. Ticket sales open 30 minutes before departure. The station is located near the Sukhumvit Highway (Sukhumvit Road) and the Northern Road (Pattaya Nuea) (Pattaya railway station on the map), and you should get off here if you plan to get to a place in central or north Pattaya.

  When the train arrives near the station, local Songthaew route taxis are on duty, which can be used to get to any point in the central part of Pattaya for 30 baht. To get to Jomtien, you will either have to take a shuttle bus with transfers, or hire it as a taxi.

  You will have to get from the city to the station by taxi, which can be a regular car taxi, a motorcycle taxi, or the same Sonthaew hired as a taxi. Well, if you have the strength, desire and no luggage, theoretically you can get to the station from the final stop of the minibus at the intersection of the Sukhumvit highway (Sukhumvit Road) and the Northern Road (Pattaya Nuea), but for this you will have to walk a good one and a half kilometers under the scorching heat.

• Pattaya Tai Train Station

  Despite the name, this is not really a station, but just a small stop. There is no ticket office or even station premises. Boarding the train at this station is done without pre-purchase of tickets, and payment is made already inside. It is convenient to come to this station if you need to get to a place in Jomtien.

  The station is located in the southern part of Pattaya (see Pattaya Tai Train Station on the map). You can get to the station or from it to the city by taxi or motorcycle taxi.

Pattaya Pier

Pattaya Marina, also called Bali Hai Pier or new pier, is located in the southern part of the city near Walking Street (position of the pier on the map).

From here, regular ferry flights can reach Koh Lan Island and the resort Hua Hin (Hua Hin). Private and sightseeing boats also depart from here.

The ferry to Koh Lan Island departs at least 7 times a day (the schedule may vary depending on the season) and costs 20 baht one way. Travel time is 45 minutes.

Flights to Hua Hin depart only during high season several times a week.

Bus and train schedules to Pattaya