Vietjet Thailand has introduced its "Fly2Ferry" service, integrating air and sea travel between Bangkok and the southern islands of Thailand. This new service streamlines travel for passengers to popular destinations like Koh Samui, Koh Tao, and Koh Phangan by offering a single booking system that includes flight and ferry reservations. The service, available from April 28, 2026, aims to enhance accessibility to these high-demand tourism hotspots.

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Fly2Ferry marks a significant advancement in connecting air travel with marine tourism in Thailand. According to Pinyot Pibulsonggram, Vice President of Commercial and Customer Service at Vietjet Thailand, this service represents a strategic move to elevate travel convenience to sought-after island destinations, noted for their natural beauty, entertainment options, and diving opportunities. The initiative aligns with the airline’s broader strategy to broaden its travel network and potentially expand flight connections to other islands.

Passengers utilizing the service will travel via Surat Thani or Nakhon Si Thammarat airports, followed by a van transfer to Donsak Pier. From there, they will board ferries operated by Lomprayah High-Speed Ferries Co., Ltd., providing seamless transit to the islands. The service will continue to enhance travel efficiency and tourist experiences, with Koh Samui, Koh Tao, and Koh Phangan benefiting from this enhanced connectivity.

During the launch, Vietjet Thailand offers a 30% discount on ferry fares, with adult fares starting at THB1,100 and THB550 for children. These promotional fares are available for bookings made until May 31, with travel dates from April 22 to September 30. This initiative is expected to attract more tourists to the southern islands, boosting local tourism and associated economies.

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One would hope this means that if your flight is late, they would the ferry as well.