Which bus stations are there in Pattaya and which one is the main one?

There are several bus stations in Pattaya, and they differ greatly in destinations and convenience. The main state bus station is the Northern one (North Pattaya Station / Roong Reaung Coach Station), and it is from here that most buses to Bangkok, Suvarnabhumi Airport, and Hua Hin depart. It is located on North Road Pattaya Nuea near Sukhumvit Highway, and you can get there by songthaew for 15 baht or by taxi.

In addition to the Northern station, there are private terminals: Nakhonchai Air on Sukhumvit near Pattaya Klang — from here it is convenient to travel to Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai, to Koh Chang and Koh Samet, as well as to Laos; the southern Jomtien station on Thappraya Road (the terminus for bus No. 389 from the airport); T-Tour station in the center near Bali Hai Pier and Walking Street — from there minivans go to Bangkok and the airport; and the Sawadee Tour office on Pattaya 3rd Road for a direct bus to Phuket.

If you are visiting Pattaya for the first time and plan to use intercity buses, it is easiest to focus on the Northern station — it is the largest, with ticket offices and a waiting hall. The other stations are convenient depending on which area you are staying in and where you plan to go. We have thoroughly reviewed each station, its location on the map, and its schedule in a separate article Bus and railway stations in Pattaya. We recommend reading it before your trip so you don't have to search for the right bus station in a hurry.

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