Ban Phe and departure
Ban Phe is a departure area on the Rayong coast. Ask for the exact pier and meeting time; a place name alone is not a boarding instruction.
Explore trips from the Rayong coast, including Ban Phe and Koh Samet. Compare a passenger crossing with a private boat outing, then confirm the actual vessel, departure point and terms with an operator.
Right now GetnDrive has no connected boat offers in Rayong yet. This page has no vessel catalog, prices, available dates or booking. Use it to plan what to ask an operator.
Boat and yacht search
Boats and yachts
There are no boat or yacht offers in Rayong (Ban Phe) yet.
Coast and island
Start with the kind of trip
Ban Phe is a departure area for boats to Koh Samet. A passenger crossing and a private boat outing are different services; neither is a GetnDrive offer here.
Koh Samet crossing
Passenger boat services to Koh Samet are a way to reach the island. Check the operator, landing point, timetable and return separately. Do not assume a private charter is included.
Private coastal outing
If you want a boat for your group, ask an operator whether a private trip is available, where it can go and what the weather plan permits.
Keep these three places separate
- Where you stayA hotel in Rayong or on Koh Samet may be some distance from your departure point.
- Where you want to goAn island crossing and a coastal outing have different purposes and conditions.
- Where you boardRequest the exact pier or meeting point, arrival time and return location in writing.
Choose a format
Four kinds of boat to compare
These are examples of vessel types, not boats currently listed on GetnDrive. The images are generated editorial illustrations.
Motor yacht
A private outing with more room on board when a suitable operator and vessel are available.
Consider it for:
- A group seeking comfort
- Time together on deck
Ask the operator: capacity, crew, shade, route and what the quoted service includes.
Sailing catamaran
A broad deck for an unhurried day; sailing depends on wind and the captain’s plan.
Consider it for:
- Space for a group
- A relaxed day on board
Ask the operator: whether sails or engines will be used and how the route changes with wind.
Speedboat
A compact motorboat for a direct trip when conditions and the operator permit.
Consider it for:
- A smaller group
- A faster transfer or outing
Ask the operator: seating, life jackets, sea conditions and the exact destination.
Thai longtail boat
A traditional small boat for shorter trips when the operator offers a suitable route.
Consider it for:
- A simple coastal trip
- A smaller party
Ask the operator: sun cover, boarding method, capacity and return arrangements.
Before departure
Confirm the boarding details
This illustration shows a generic assisted boarding scene, not a specific pier in Rayong. Ask the operator to confirm:
- Exact meeting point — Get the pier name, address or map pin.
- Arrival time — Check when to be there and who will meet you.
- Boarding access — Ask about steps, gangway or beach boarding and whether access suits your group.
- Return location — Confirm where the trip ends and how you return.
- What to bring — Ask about identification, footwear, sun protection and luggage limits.
Plan with the operator
Weather, island access and terms
Wind, waves and local access rules can change a trip. Confirm the plan for your date rather than assuming a stop or crossing time.
Departure decision
Ask who decides whether the boat can leave and when you will be told.
Island access
Check landing arrangements and whether any protected-area rules or fees apply.
Service and return
Confirm the route, return point and what happens if plans change.
Six questions before paying
Keep the operator’s answers in writing.
- Where do we meet?Exact pier or meeting point and arrival time.
- Is this a crossing or private trip?Clarify whether the boat is shared transport or reserved for your group.
- How long are we on board?Ask for the planned duration and stops.
- What is included?Crew, fuel, fees, equipment and meals.
- What if weather changes?Who decides, when you hear and the postponement or cancellation terms.
- Can children join?Age rules, suitable life jackets and safe boarding.
For fleet owners and operators
Operate boats around Rayong? Tell us about them
Describe your vessels, service area, boarding points and trip formats. GetnDrive reviews partner applications before any possible listing; applying does not publish an offer.
- Vessels and capacity
- Boarding areas
- Trip formats
Propose a partnership
In the partner form, select “Yachts” or “Boats”.
The essentials
Frequently asked questions
Can I book a boat in Rayong through GetnDrive now?
No. Boat offers are not connected here, so this page has no catalog or booking.
Are prices and available dates shown?
No. Those details require a real offer from an operator.
Is a crossing to Koh Samet the same as a private boat rental?
No. Passenger transport to the island and a private trip for your group are different services. Confirm what the operator provides.
Where do boats to Koh Samet leave from?
Ban Phe is a departure area. Ask your operator for the exact pier, landing point and return details.
Can a private trip include Koh Samet?
Only if a specific operator offers it and the route, access and conditions are agreed. This page does not promise such a trip.
Which boat type should I compare?
Consider group size, comfort, distance, weather and boarding access before discussing a vessel with an operator.
Will a sailing catamaran always use its sails?
No. Wind and the captain’s decision determine whether it sails or uses engines.
Can children go on a boat?
Rules vary. Ask about age limits, life jackets and boarding access before paying.
What happens in bad weather?
Ask who decides whether to depart and how changes, postponement or cancellation are handled.
How can I offer my fleet?
Use the partner application and describe your vessels and service area. Publication requires separate review.