Hey Rachel, unless things have changed in the last few months (which I highly doubt considering this is a National Park) there is no regular ferry service. Enjoy Roctopus — tell them I said hi!

I’m hoping to make a trip out to Ang Thong from Koh Samui at the end of this month – am I able to get a ferry to-from the area without doing a pre-packaged tour? That hike looks amazing, and it would be nice to do that and kayak at my own pace, without being confined to a tour schedule.

Also, thank you so much for this website! It has been amazingly helpful in my trip planning. I discovered Roctopus through your blog and just booked my OW course with them – I can’t wait to get started!

Thank you for that link Katja! Super helpful 🙂

Here you can read all about it, you have to book from home for the bungalows
and there is a restaurint

Hi Mona, unfortunately it’s been about five years since I was there and so I don’t remember any of the details. I know we did not bring sleeping bags as we didn’t own any! But I can’t comment on the number of beds. Apologies I can’t be more helpful!

Thanks for such a quick reply Alex, and it is helpful! While I’d love to stay on the islands, I don’t think it’ll work for me because of my health requirements. What a shame!

Hey Sandy! Yes… it has been a very very long time 🙂 There are no shops of any kind on the island, or there weren’t when I was there. I can’t recall if there were cooking facilities or not — but if there are, you would have to bring your ingredients with you. Well, assuming things haven’t changed! I feel a bit strange advising either way as my experience is probably so out of date by now! Apologies it’s been so frustrating to research, wish I could be more helpful.

Hey Silvia, when I stayed overnight it was part of a diving trip from Koh Tao so I did not arrange my own accommodation. As there are no ferries running into the park I assume most people are there as part of a tour. Sorry I can’t be of more help!