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There are several ways to get to Koh Phangan:

By plane: Koh Phangan does not have its own airport. The nearest one is on the neighbouring island Koh Samui, or then in the mainland at Surat Thani. After that you will have to take the ferry to the island.

By bus & ferry: In many vacation destinations of Thailand you can book combination tickets with bus & ferry. There are also numerous offers online

By train & ferry: If you want to travel by train from Bangkok, it is best to take the night train to Surat Thani. From there, continue by bus or minibus to the ferry port.

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Visitors can reach the island by fast passager's commercial boats from the mainland from three ports in Samui, three ports in Surat Thani and one in Chumphon.

The main boat transport companies are Seatran Discovery, Lomprayah, Raja Ferry, Hadrin Queen, Nighboat and Songserm.

There is an option to reach Ko Pha-ngan by car ferry from Ko Samui (Raja Ferry Port, which is 9 km (5.6 mi) from Ko Pha-ngan) and from Donsak on the mainland.

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Located 70 km from the mainland and just 12 km from Koh Samui, Phangan does not have an airport and relies heavily on ferries from the mainland and Koh Samui to transport visitors. The island is renowned for its lush tropical jungle interior, many idyllic, long white-sand beaches and over 20 nearby dive sites.

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Koh Phangan is pretty damn safe. Granted, road safety is questionable (especially around the time of the full-moon party). The island is responsible for a large number of motorbike accidents every day. There's a small amount of petty theft which occurs, too

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Check out the best places to go at night in Koh Phangan, and enjoy yourself all night long!

• The Jam Bar.
• Infinity Beach Club.
• Sandcastle Club.
• Pirates Bar.
• Rasta Baby.
• Ku Club.
• Loi Lay Floating Bar.

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Although Koh Phangan is a little more expensive than mainland Thailand you can still find many good 50 Baht Thai restaurants and we have the wonderful Thong Sala Pantip food market too! If you want to go even cheaper then make your own food

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1. Mini buses: the best option for first timers.
2. Songthaews: the budget option.
3. Rent a motorbike: for the brave.
4. Rent a car: for the high-end traveler.
5. Catch a boat: for the beach explorers.
6. Motorcycle taxis: for the patient bargainer.
7. Bicycles: for the fit.