Koh Phangan to Koh Tao: Ferry Guide

The usual passenger journey has four stages

For the services discussed here, start with a transfer to Thong Sala on Phangan and finish the sea journey at Mae Haad on Tao. The route is identified in operator and booking information. ^[1][2] Between leaving your hotel and reaching the next room, allow for check-in, boarding, the crossing, unloading and the final local transfer. Those stages still exist when a website highlights only the time at sea.

An accommodation in a distant Phangan bay can make the first road leg a substantial part of the day. Similarly, a Tao resort outside the arrival area may require a pre-arranged vehicle. A supposedly faster sailing will not compensate for missing either connection. Locate both properties before deciding which departure to purchase.

Swipe or scroll this table on a small screen. Editorial planning checklist, prepared 3 October 2026; route endpoints supported by ^[1][2].

Choose the arrival you need, not the longest possible beach morning

Someone starting a dive programme has a different priority from someone moving to a resort for a quiet week. Check whether there is a fixed afternoon briefing, a final hotel shuttle or a reception closing time. Then select a departure with enough room around that appointment. When no such deadline exists, choose the sailing that allows a sensible checkout and unhurried journey to the office.

An earlier arrival creates recovery space

An earlier sailing can leave time to locate the accommodation, eat and organise the following day on Tao. That is particularly useful when you need to visit a dive centre for paperwork or equipment sizing. Nevertheless, ask whether the room will be available. Arriving early with luggage does not create an early check-in entitlement, so confirm storage and changing options rather than assuming immediate room access.

The cost of that earlier arrival is an earlier start on Phangan. Work backwards from the reporting time, not from the ferry departure. Check whether your accommodation can arrange breakfast or whether you should prepare something the night before. For a group, agree the wake-up and bag-ready times in advance so that one late person does not jeopardise everyone's ticket.

A later departure may fit a more restful travel day

A midday or afternoon departure can suit travellers who need sleep, a relaxed checkout or a longer hotel-to-pier transfer. The useful comparison is how much genuine time it creates, not simply how late you can leave the room. If checkout is well before the sailing, ask where bags can be stored and whether you can remain comfortably on the property.

Avoid making an arrival-day excursion depend on the last listed boat. Instead, leave the first Tao evening for settling in and begin planned activities the next morning. This turns the ferry into a manageable transition rather than a race between two prepaid appointments. The extra flexibility is often worth more than a few additional hours on the departing island.

Selected published sailings

The table below uses examples from the official Lomprayah timetable linked from its website, effective 25 August 2026 and reviewed on 3 October 2026. It distinguishes the vessel types and their published durations. These are selected examples, not a complete inventory and not a claim that each one can be booked on your dates. ^[1]

Swipe or scroll this table on a small screen. Source ^[1], linked operator PDF page 20, effective 25 August 2026; checked 3 October 2026. Examples only: reconfirm service, fare and availability for the date.

The operator's publication also contains other departures. Meanwhile, a reseller's route summary may show fewer or different options for a chosen search. Do not assume the latest time appearing on one screen represents every service the operator could run, or that a later published service is definitely available. Resolve the actual date and ticket with the seller or operator before relying on it.

Read changes in context

A time may refer to hotel collection rather than departure from Thong Sala. Likewise, an arrival estimate may include a Tao hotel drop-off instead of ending at Mae Haad. Before comparing two results, check whether they measure the same start and finish points. This is a common reason a transfer-inclusive ticket appears much slower than a pier-only service.

Keep a saved copy of the final itinerary, then check for messages close to departure. A booking made weeks ahead can be affected by an operational change. The research date on this guide is useful context, but it does not replace checking what your operating company is actually asking you to do on the day.

A brand name does not describe every part of the ticket

The name on a booking website can refer to the operating company, an agent or a combined transport product. Look for confirmation of who operates the sea leg and where you check in. Ask when it does not. Arriving at a familiar-looking counter because its sign resembles the booking platform's name is less reliable than following the operator details printed on the voucher.

Compare the vessel category and facilities without assuming a marketing label guarantees comfort. Ask about shade, toilets, seating, large-bag storage and boarding arrangements. A crossing described as express can still involve steps or a boarding process that is difficult for someone in your party. Specific operational information is more helpful than an unverified claim that one brand is always best.

Match the service to the traveller

For someone uneasy about sea travel, the relevant questions include the day's conditions, available assistance and the facilities on the actual vessel. With children, luggage handling, seating and the road connection may matter more than saving a few minutes at sea. For a traveller starting a course, the consequence of arriving late may dominate the decision.

There is no evidence-based universal winner in this guide. The comparison is between clearly described products for your date. Use current operator information and recent practical questions, but avoid treating an individual passenger review as a guarantee of punctuality or an enduring assessment of every vessel the company operates.

Give the hotel the complete departure details

Send the accommodation the date, operator, terminal and required reporting time. Ask for a vehicle that reaches the office by that reporting time, not one that leaves the hotel then. Provide the passenger and bag count and mention any child seat, mobility assistance or unusual equipment. A single accurate request is better than a vague message asking for transport to the ferry.

For a property in an outlying bay, ask whether rain affects the access road and whether the vehicle collects from reception or another meeting point. Some arrangements require an earlier departure than a direct road estimate suggests. Confirm the plan the evening before, including who to contact if the vehicle has not arrived at the agreed time.

Avoid paying twice for a pickup you already bought

Read the ferry product before arranging another vehicle. A transfer-inclusive ticket may already collect from your accommodation, but coverage can have exceptions. Confirm the exact hotel by name and address. The phrase 'any hotel' in a summary should not be read as permission to ignore a specific exclusion or an inaccessible pickup location in the detailed terms.

If collection is shared, allow for its pickup window and other stops. Keep the phone available for the driver, but do not wait somewhere the vehicle cannot reach while assuming the booking will adapt. Ask for a simple written meeting instruction. When both parties know where you will be, the shared service becomes easier to use.

An example using the published noon ferry

The following timeline is an illustration, not a recommended connection or an operator commitment. It uses the published 12:00-13:30 conventional ferry example checked on 3 October 2026. ^[1] The hotel transfer and settling-in allowances are hypothetical inputs prepared on the same date. Replace them with your actual pickup, required reporting time and Tao accommodation arrangements.

Swipe or scroll this table on a small screen. Prepared 3 October 2026. Only the ferry example is a published schedule; the other stages are explicitly hypothetical inputs. Replace all road and waiting allowances for your addresses.

This example shows why a journey advertised as an hour and a half at sea can occupy much of the middle of the day. That is not necessarily wasted time: a meal, an organised arrival and a comfortable room transfer are part of moving islands. The problem is only when those tasks were omitted from the plan and the next activity has already been booked.

Build the same calculation for your own addresses

Start with the ferry reporting requirement, subtract the road journey and add a modest contingency for checking out or locating the vehicle. At the other end, add unloading and the hotel transfer before estimating when you will be free. Then compare that realistic arrival with any course briefing or reception deadline.

Do not copy the example's hotel departure time when staying somewhere different. A central room and a resort reached by a longer, winding road are different starting points. The method is reusable; the numbers are not. Ask the accommodation for a current estimate and leave enough flexibility for the day's actual conditions.

Use the rule on the current booking

Lomprayah's published terms require passengers to report to its office at least 60 minutes before departure, checked 3 October 2026. ^[3] Other companies may use different procedures, so check the operating company and voucher. When documents disagree, ask in advance rather than selecting whichever margin allows you to sleep longer. Arrival at the waterfront is not necessarily completed check-in.

Keep identification, the booking reference and a readable offline confirmation accessible. Find the correct desk before joining the boarding group. If staff issue stickers or luggage tags, check their destination and keep them visible as instructed. Confirm that everyone in your party has completed the process before one person wanders away for food or a shop visit.

Use the waiting time for small practical checks

Make a final toilet stop, fill or buy drinking water as appropriate and move essential items into the bag you will keep with you. Secure loose straps and clearly identify your main case. The time before boarding is also the moment to tell staff about help you have arranged, rather than waiting until you reach the gangway.

Listen for instructions about the boat and boarding order. Several travellers may be waiting for different services, so following the largest crowd is not a useful navigation strategy. If the departure changes, write down the new information and update the Tao accommodation. A quick, accurate message can prevent a missed pickup later.

Compare a complete move, not a single seat price

The published examples show THB 450 for the conventional ferry and THB 600 for selected faster services, checked 3 October 2026. ^[1] Those sample amounts do not necessarily include your Phangan road transfer, Tao hotel journey, extra baggage or a booking platform's fees. Verify the final total in the currency you will pay before comparing two products.

Build a small budget with four lines: first transfer, ferry, arrival transfer and extras. Mark each as per person or per vehicle. That prevents a group from comparing a shared minivan fare with an entire private-car price. The cheapest sea ticket may still be the lowest total, but the comparison becomes meaningful only after the missing stages have been priced.

Swipe or scroll this table on a small screen. Prepared 3 October 2026. The road prices are example inputs, not checked quotations. Ferry figures are dated operator examples ^[1]. The comparison does not imply either vehicle price is available.

Decide what convenience is worth for this journey

A transfer-inclusive booking may earn its higher price when it resolves a difficult pickup and a clear arrival handover. Conversely, a hotel may provide collection on Tao, making an additional paid drop-off unnecessary. Ask before adding it. The useful saving is removing duplicated transport, not eliminating the margin that makes the journey workable.

Keep a separate contingency for an extra vehicle or overnight stay. This is not part of the advertised ferry fare, but it matters when the next step is time-sensitive. Plan how you would pay rather than carrying exactly enough cash for the best-case itinerary and assuming every unexpected cost can wait until later.

Check the allowance on the service you buy

Lomprayah's current terms specify a 20-kilogram large-luggage allowance and an additional THB 200 above that weight, checked 3 October 2026. ^[3] Ask how extra pieces or specialist equipment are treated instead of assuming one airline allowance applies everywhere. A combined vehicle may also have practical storage limits that are separate from the ferry's baggage rule.

When travelling with diving equipment, describe the bag and weight to the operator. Do not assume it falls into the same category as a small personal bag or a surfboard. Keep any written approval and cost quotation with your voucher. The purpose is to arrive with a clear agreement, not to negotiate an unexpected item while boarding is underway.

Keep a small transfer bag with you

Put travel documents, medication, money, phone and fragile essentials in a bag that remains in your care. Add a dry layer or small towel only when it is useful for your plans. Secure it so both hands are not occupied with loose items while stepping aboard. Protect contents from splashes without assuming that every protective pouch is suitable for immersion.

Give each large bag a recognisable marker and count the pieces before leaving the arrival area. Take a quick look around your seat as well. Recovering a missing phone from a vessel that has already departed can be more difficult than resolving a misplaced suitcase while unloading is still in progress.

Ask about assistance before travel

Anyone who has difficulty with steps, balance or carrying bags should contact the operator about the actual boarding arrangement. Ask about the gangway, handrails, seating and toilet access, then confirm the vehicle on each island. A general promise that staff are helpful is not the same as confirmation that the route meets a particular accessibility need.

Families should ask about child ticketing, seating and suitable flotation. Bring only the hand luggage you can safely manage while assisting a child. A pushchair may need folding or separate storage, so clarify that beforehand. The short distance between islands does not remove the handling tasks at the terminal and boat.

Comfort depends on more than the printed duration

People concerned about motion sickness should discuss preparation with a pharmacist or clinician and follow their advice rather than taking an unfamiliar medication on impulse. This guide cannot decide the appropriate treatment. Once aboard, follow crew instructions about seating and movement. Do not assume that a particular vessel category eliminates motion in every sea state.

Keep drinks and bags secure and stay clear of restricted areas. When the crew asks passengers to remain seated, photography can wait. The best view of Tao is not worth standing unsafely with a heavy bag as the vessel moves. A calm boarding and arrival routine makes the journey easier for everybody sharing the boat.

Tell the accommodation which boat you are taking

Send the hotel the operator, scheduled arrival and passenger details. Ask whether collection is included, whether it must be reserved and where the driver waits. Confirm any charge in advance. If the property asks for a message when you board, set a reminder so the arrangement does not depend on remembering it during the busiest moment of departure.

After landing, collect your luggage before looking for the vehicle. Match the pickup details rather than relying on a person who happens to know your hotel's area. When the plan changes, contact the property directly using the details from your booking. Avoid repeated informal changes that leave several people expecting to collect you from different places.

Select the room location for the stay that follows

Mae Haad can be worth comparing for arrival convenience; Sairee may fit a beach-and-evening routine; a more outlying bay may suit a resort-centred stay. TAT identifies Sairee and the island's water-based activities among Koh Tao's visitor features. ^[4] These are starting points for accommodation research, not a guarantee of walking access or a particular atmosphere at every property.

Ask an outlying resort about shuttle times, steps and the last approach to reception. A vehicle arrival may still leave a walk or stairs to the room. Knowing that in advance helps you arrange assistance, pack the day bag and decide whether the location suits your party rather than only the view in the photograph.

Give yourself time to arrive properly

A sensible arrival sequence is accommodation, luggage, food and orientation. Find the meeting point for tomorrow's activity and confirm anything that still needs attention. Travellers who arrive before room access should ask about storage and changing arrangements rather than planning an outing that assumes immediate check-in. Keep valuables with you when leaving bags at reception.

A local walk or beach visit may fit comfortably, but do not book a distant excursion solely because the ferry is scheduled to arrive before lunch. An advertised time is an estimate, and a late departure can remove most of that apparent gap. The first afternoon is more useful when it absorbs small delays instead of multiplying their consequences.

Book the next day's activity around a settled arrival

For a snorkelling outing, compare supervision, equipment, boat facilities and the planned meeting point. Ask about any separate island entry charges and the response to changed sea conditions. An arrival-day conversation gives you a chance to clarify the details before committing to the next morning. It also lets you judge how much activity the group actually wants after moving islands.

Do not interpret every spare hour as a reason to buy another activity. A swim near your accommodation or an early dinner can be the right use of the day. The point of reaching Tao is to begin the stay, not to prove that the transfer occupied the smallest possible fraction of it.

Ask the centre when you must actually be present

A dive programme may require paperwork, equipment fitting, a knowledge review or an early start before the first open-water session. PADI describes training as performance-based, and a local centre's published course can occupy several substantial days. ^[5] Contact the centre with the proposed ferry arrival before paying for both. A promotional course length is not confirmation that a late arrival will fit.

An introductory experience and a certification course also have different requirements. Identify which one you are buying and whether any medical documentation or advance learning is required. Keep the afternoon after arrival flexible when there is a fixed start the following day. That creates room to resolve a small issue without asking the instructor to compress essential preparation.

Plan the end of diving as carefully as the start

When flying later in the trip, discuss the last dive and appropriate preflight interval with the instructor and consult DAN guidance. ^[6] A future ferry journey does not remove the need to calculate the time before flying. Write down the expected end of the final dive and the actual flight departure rather than relying on descriptions such as 'the next day'.

This issue is separate from the ferry connection itself. Both must work: sufficient time after diving and sufficient time to reach the airport. Adding one generous margin does not automatically solve the other. Travellers with a valuable international connection should consider a quieter final day and an overnight near the relevant airport.

Check official guidance and the operator's update

The Thai Meteorological Department publishes forecasts for the southern east coast and adjacent sea areas. ^[7] Use those alongside the operator's sailing information. A forecast is not a confirmation that your boat is running, and a ticket is not permission to ignore a restriction. Check the relevant messages before leaving an outlying accommodation for the terminal.

If the operator changes the departure, immediately revisit the hotel transfer and Tao pickup. A later boat can affect a shared vehicle, reception availability and a course briefing. Contact the next provider with the revised information rather than assuming everyone in the chain receives the same update automatically.

Decide what you will do in three different situations

For a short delay, preserve the booking details, keep the accommodation informed and wait for a confirmed new plan. If a cancellation has a same-day alternative, check the new operator, pier and included stages before accepting it. When no suitable crossing is confirmed after disruption, arrange the extra night and move the next appointment. These are different problems and do not need the same response.

Do not replace a cancelled scheduled sailing with an unofficial boat merely to avoid losing a hotel night. Follow safety guidance and operator restrictions. The inconvenience of a changed booking is easier to manage than an unsuitable crossing accepted under pressure. A contingency fund and flexible first-day plans make that decision less financially stressful.

Start with the seller that took the payment

Have the booking reference, passenger details and desired change ready. Ask about the applicable deadline, charge and available replacement before agreeing. A message requesting an amendment is not the amended ticket itself, so wait for the revised confirmation and verify it carefully. Keep the old and new documents until the journey has been completed.

Operator terms and reseller terms can differ, and voluntary cancellation is not the same as an operator cancelling a service. Lomprayah publishes its amendment and non-refund conditions online. ^[3] Check the conditions attached to your own purchase rather than transferring the experience of another traveller to a different ticket category or seller.

Record the costs caused by disruption without assuming reimbursement

Save receipts and written notices when a change creates an extra room or transfer. Then check the seller's response and any relevant insurance policy. Coverage and remedies depend on the circumstances and contract; this guide does not establish a right to compensation. Clear documentation is useful whether the eventual outcome is a revised ticket, a refund or a rejected claim.

Notify a dive centre or hotel before becoming a no-show where possible. They may have their own amendment deadline or an alternative arrangement, but do not assume flexibility until it is confirmed. One early, accurate message gives the provider more scope to respond than a late explanation after the reserved session has already started.

A party night changes the practical departure time

When your Phangan stay includes a late event, choose the following day's ferry deliberately. Check the event date independently, then allow time to sleep, eat, pack and reach Thong Sala. An early boat may look efficient when booking from home but become an avoidable struggle when the evening finishes much later than expected.

Do not rely on alcohol, fatigue or group enthusiasm to make a transport decision on the morning itself. Reserve the vehicle and share the plan beforehand. Keep the ticket and identification somewhere secure, and agree when everyone must be ready with bags. This protects the party from one person's missing phone or unfinished packing delaying the entire group.

A later departure still requires a plan for the room

Ask about checkout and luggage storage rather than assuming the hotel will extend the stay free of charge. If the room must be vacated before the ferry, identify a comfortable place to wait. Keep travel clothes and essentials outside stored luggage. A long gap can be manageable when it is planned, but frustrating when everyone expected to remain in the room.

For a larger group, compare one agreed vehicle with individually improvised rides. The cheapest arrangement on paper is not always the easiest when people must arrive together for the same check-in. Choose according to the number of passengers, luggage and timing, then keep the final instructions in a shared message that works offline.

Returning towards Samui

A later Tao-to-Samui journey may suit an onward flight, but inspect the arrival terminal and any vessel change. Do not assume the reverse direction repeats the same pattern as your inbound ticket. Add the road journey to the airport and the airline reporting requirement before choosing the flight. A pier arrival and an airport arrival are different endpoints.

If the flight is important, compare an overnight on Samui with the financial and practical consequences of a missed same-day connection. That is a risk-management choice, not a promise that travel the day before can never be disrupted. Read the cancellation terms and keep enough flexibility to act on a warning rather than ignore it.

Continuing via Chumphon or returning to Phangan

Chumphon is another mainland gateway in the operator network. ^[1] Check whether your ticket ends at a pier, town, station or airport. A combined road connection may be useful, but only if it reaches the place you need in time. Do not compare a pier-only fare with a station-inclusive ticket as though they were the same service.

Keep the wider island route simple when time is limited. Repeated returns between the same islands add packing and check-in work as well as sea travel. Choose the order that supports your arrival and departure gateways instead of arranging the route around isolated cheap tickets that do not fit together.

Store the details where you can reach them

Save the voucher, hotel messages and operator contacts before leaving Wi-Fi. A mobile data plan can help with updated arrival information, but check device compatibility and activation rules. Some eSIM plans are data-only, which matters if a provider expects an ordinary telephone call. Keep a second way to contact the accommodation when the trip depends on collection.

Give your travelling companion a copy of the confirmation rather than storing everything on one phone. Keep a small battery pack charged when it is compatible with your wider flight arrangements. The useful aim is simple: a low battery or patchy signal should not make the destination address and booking reference disappear.

Make the arrival message easy to understand

Send the actual boat departure or revised arrival, your booking name and the passenger count. Avoid vague messages such as 'nearly there' when the hotel is arranging a vehicle. If you are not yet aboard, make that clear. Accurate updates prevent a driver waiting at the wrong time and help the accommodation decide whether to adjust the pickup.

When the journey is complete, check that all bags and essential documents are in the room before heading out again. Resolve a missing item immediately while the transfer details are fresh. That final check closes the travel day and allows the rest of the stay to begin without an unresolved logistics problem following you around.

Why this is a straightforward island link when planned properly

A confirmed direct passenger service avoids returning to the mainland between Phangan and Tao. With the two road connections arranged, the change of island can be contained within one travel day rather than an elaborate sequence of separate bookings. The published vessel choices also allow you to compare price and timetable against your own priorities instead of assuming every departure is identical. ^[1]

The other advantage is clarity. You can make the first Tao evening deliberately simple, start activities the next day and keep the accommodation informed. A route with well-defined handovers often feels easier than a nominally quicker itinerary that depends on finding transport and meeting an appointment immediately after landing.

The limitations remain real

The service is still weather-dependent, and a published arrival is not a guarantee that a separate course, tour or flight connection will be protected. Outlying properties add transfer time, and accessibility depends on the actual vessel and vehicles. A cheap fare does not remove those constraints. It only prices one part of the journey.

This guide does not establish transport for hired vehicles or every form of specialist equipment. Those need separate approval. Likewise, a passenger who needs specific medical or mobility arrangements should resolve them directly with the provider. A routine booking works best when it accurately represents the people and belongings that will travel.

Starting the clock at departure instead of hotel checkout

A ferry advertised as about an hour can still require leaving the room much earlier and reaching the next room considerably later. Mark the office reporting deadline, the first transfer and the final hotel journey on one timeline. That simple calculation prevents a supposed spare morning from being double-booked with checkout, lunch and travel.

Do not select Haad Rin as the departure merely because that is where you stayed. The services discussed here use Thong Sala. ^[2] Verify the voucher and give the driver the complete meeting point. The right island and the right town are not enough if you have not identified the actual office and reporting process.

Making the first Tao activity an expensive deadline

A same-afternoon dive briefing or boat outing should be booked only after discussing the ferry arrival with the provider. Otherwise, move it to the next day. Protecting a flexible arrival period is usually easier than negotiating two separate amendment policies when the crossing is delayed.

Finally, do not treat a later departure in a general timetable as a guaranteed fallback. It may be unavailable, sold out or affected by the same disruption. Confirm alternatives before abandoning the existing booking, and keep an overnight option in mind when the journey cannot proceed suitably. A researched plan still needs room for the facts of the day.

Is there a direct ferry between the islands?

Published operator services link Koh Phangan and Koh Tao without requiring a return to the mainland. ^[1] Select the actual date and read the detailed route before booking, because a combined travel product can include additional road stages or different operating arrangements. This guide focuses on passenger journeys from Thong Sala to Mae Haad, not vehicle transport.

How much should I budget for the ferry?

The dated timetable examples show THB 450 for a conventional ferry and THB 600 for selected faster services, checked 3 October 2026. ^[1] Add the transfers at each end and any relevant baggage or booking charges. Those examples are not a guarantee of the fare offered for your dates, passenger ages or chosen product.

Which departure is best after a late night on Phangan?

Choose one that leaves enough time for sleep, checkout, the road transfer and required reporting. A midday or later service may be more practical than the earliest boat, but confirm the actual availability and arrival arrangements on Tao. Arrange luggage storage when checkout falls well before departure. The best departure is the one your party can use comfortably and reliably.

Can I begin a dive course immediately after arriving?

Only when the centre has confirmed that your actual arrival fits its programme. Training can involve paperwork, fitting, knowledge work and fixed practical sessions. ^[5] Do not assume the advertised course duration provides room for a late ferry. An arrival afternoon for preparation followed by a next-day start is generally easier to organise, subject to the centre's schedule.

Do hotels collect guests at Mae Haad?

Some properties may offer or arrange collection, but it is not safe to assume every reservation includes it. Ask your chosen accommodation, obtain the meeting point and confirm any price. Provide the actual operator and arrival details, and update them when the sailing changes. A request for information about a pickup is not the same as a confirmed reservation.

What should I do when my sailing is cancelled?

Contact the operator and original seller for the options applying to your booking, then update the hotel and any activity provider. Keep the written notice and receipts for additional costs. Do not assume a particular refund or insurance result without checking the terms. When no suitable confirmed crossing is available, arrange an extra night rather than accepting an unsafe alternative.

Choose a confirmed Thong Sala-to-Mae Haad service that fits your Phangan checkout and Tao plans. Arrange the road journey before departure, follow the current reporting rule and tell the next accommodation which boat you will use. Keep the first afternoon light unless a provider has explicitly confirmed that a fixed appointment can work with your arrival.

For diving or an onward flight, plan the wider schedule at the same time as the ferry rather than solving those constraints later. For everyone else, resist turning a short crossing into a race. The most useful ticket is the one that connects two realistic days of your holiday, with enough room to handle a changed sailing without losing control of the rest of the trip.