Pattaya Bus Terminal

Suvarnabhumi is the name of the largest airport in Bangkok and of its nearby Public Transportation Centre, from which passengers in transit from Airport may take buses to Bangkok centre or others destinations in Thailand. Suvarnabhumi Public Transportation Centre is only 3 kilometres north of Airport. Passenger in transit from Suvarnabhumi to reach the Transportation Centre can use the free Shuttle Service. There are three shuttle lines: Lines A, B, C, D and Express Line, the only non-stop. Line A departs from the passenger lounge on the first floor, near Gates 1 and 10. Line B departs from the arrivals hall on the second floor, near Gates 1 and 10. The Lines C, D and the Express Line departs from the arrivals terminal at second floor and from the departure terminal at fourth floor, both stops are at Gate 5. Some buses leave directly from Suvarnabhumi Airport, such as those for Pattaya, Hua Hin and Koh Chang. The starting point is at Gate 8 on the 1st floor of the terminal, note that not all of these buses stop at Transport Centre Note: schedules and fares are subject to change without prior notice, often, depending on the season, prices are lowered or raised, the lines are reduced or deleted. For more information please see our web page Suvarnabhumi Public Transportation Centre.

  Bus Schedules from Suvarnabhumi Airport - Departure from Gate 8 on 1st Level

 * Bell Travel Service goes up to any Hotel in Pattaya, first by bus to its Bus Terminal and then by a minivan to your Hotel.

  Bus Schedules from Suvarnabhumi Public Transportation Centre

The Eastern Bus Terminal, better known as Ekkamai, is one of three bus terminal in centre of Bangkok. The terminal is located on Sukhumvit Road in the Ekkamai Area, from which it takes its name, between Soi 40 and Soi 42, opposite to Soi 63. It is a small and well organized bus station that serves the eastern provinces of Thailand. Ekkamai is easily accessible by public transport from all areas of the capital, thanks especially to the adjacent Ekkamai Skytrain Station. The Skytrain, also known as BTS is an elevated railway that allows quick travel within the capital. Skytrain is also connected to the Suvarnabhumi Airport with the Airport Rail Link, ARL, the system of express link from Suvarnabhumi to the centre of Bangkok, which ends at Phaya Thai Skytrain Station. Note: schedules and fares are subject to change without prior notice, often, depending on the season, prices are lowered or raised, the lines are reduced or deleted. For more information please see our web page Eastern Bus Terminal Bangkok.

  Bus Schedules

The Northern Bus Terminal better known as Mo Chit is the biggest bus station in Bangkok. The Northern terminal serves destinations in the North, as Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai, and North-East of Thailand, all Isan cities, and some destinations to South, as Phuket, Samui or Krabi. For anyone who is not caming from Suvarnabhumi Airports, which have bus lines connecting with the terminal, and already stay in the capital, the closest Skytrain station is Mo Chit, the nearest subway station, MRT, is Chatuchak Park. Both are not very close to Mo Chit, about 15-20 walk, if you have luggage the best solution is to get a taxi. Note: schedules and fares are subject to change without prior notice, often, depending on the season, prices are lowered or raised, the lines are reduced or deleted. For more information please see our web page Northern Bus Terminal Bangkok.

  Bus Schedules