Pattaya to Koh Larn Na Baan Pier — Full Boat Ride Journey Bali Hai Pier to Na Baan Pier

This 37-minute real-time video captures the full journey from Pattaya’s Bali Hai Pier to Na Baan Pier on Koh Larn Island. Filmed on Saturday, November 22, the pier was especially crowded as many travelers head to Koh Larn on weekends. The waiting time was about 20 minutes, and the ferry ride itself took roughly 45 minutes. At the scheduled 11:00 departure, multiple double-deck ferries arrive continuously in a relay boarding system, ensuring all passengers eventually board without needing to rush. Even if the line looks long, the boarding flow moves steadily. ⚠️ Queue Behavior & Cultural Differences During boarding, some large tour groups speaking the same language attempted to bring unrelated travelers forward as part of their “group.” One person would call out loudly to others behind them, count them as the same group, pay on their behalf, and try to move everyone forward together. This can be confusing if you encounter it for the first time, but simply stay politely in your place and keep your original queue position. Travelers from the broader Northeast Asian region generally follow queue etiquette very well, but some large tour groups from different cultural backgrounds may line up differently, especially at busy tourist piers. 🎥 About This Video This footage was recorded from the left (south-facing) upper deck of the ferry. Voices of Russian, Chinese-speaking, Korean, and Indian tourists can be heard naturally throughout the ride, resulting in a lively and sometimes noisy ambience. Strong sea wind also affects the audio. 💰 Fare Information • One-way: 30 THB • Round-trip: 30 THB • The return ferry timetable is included at the end of the video. 📍 Route: Bali Hai Pier → Na Baan Pier (Koh Larn) 📅 Date: November 22, 2025 🎞 Duration: 37 minutes 🎥 Equipment: GoPro Hero 12 Black (4K) 🎧 Audio: Natural ambience (wind + crowd noise)