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Hi
I am going to Thailand and will be traveling around a bit. I will need to go from Hua Hin to Koh samet (island). Is there anyone who knows if I can catch a boat or you will have to go by train all the way through Bangkok to Pattaya and take a boat from there?
I really need help :)
Thank you :)
This question was just posted a couple weeks ago. From what I remember, no one knew of a boat. Having said that, we're talking Thailand and with enough money you can get almost anything done. It would seem that this would be the simplest way but I don't know of anyone that does it. If that can not be done then yes, you would have to go back to Bnagkok and then on to Pattaya. I am unaware of any other way.
Good luck!
You need to bus to bangkok, change bus stations and then bus to Rayong area for the boat to koh Samet. I very much doubt you would find any boat to take you, if so would be extreamly expensive way to do it.
If you are not on a tight budget get a car+driver ( aka taxi car ) in Hua Hin, it should take about 6 hours including some rest stops, that cuts through south part of bangkok and then onto the fast highway towards pattaya but by-passes pattaya to the pier near to take the ferry boat to Samet.
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A woody open restaurant in a quite(r) area away from the crowds. Thais love this place - all the meat there is chicken and chicken is in all the dishes (well not all). No Pork. No seafood. Just great GREAT chicken done in so many different dishes and different ways.
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