Question: Which Bangkok airport is near to Pattaya?

GETTING IN. The nearest airport to Pattaya is the U-Tapao Airport located 30 kilometres away from Pattaya at Sattahip and offers limited connectivity to a handful of destinations. The Suvarnabhumi Airport in Bangkok is about 120 km away from Pattaya and a drive of an hour and a half approximately.

How do I get from Bangkok airport to Pattaya?

To get from Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport to Pattaya you have 2 transfer options; you can either take a taxi or a bus. Taking a Bangkok airport taxi is by far the quickest and most convenient way to travel. The other, and much cheaper option, is to take the Airport Pattaya bus to the North Pattaya bus station.

How much is a taxi from Bangkok airport to Pattaya?

Before succumbing to the tout, remember that a metered taxi from the airport to Pattaya has an official price of 1,050 baht, plus 60 baht for expressway charges.

Does Pattaya have an international airport?

The Pattaya Airport, also called the U-Tapao International Airport is a small airport with about three to four operations per week of domestic and international flights.

Is Phuket or Pattaya better?

While Phuket offers a more rejuvenating and peaceful experience, Pattaya is a rather loud destination with a constant, frenzied party atmosphere. While Phuket is best suited for families, kids and couples, Pattaya is for the adventure freaks, adrenaline junkies and the spoiled part of the population.

Which is the best location to stay in Pattaya?

If you’re wondering where to stay in Pattaya, the best area to stay is probably the beachfront area around Beach Road. Here, you’ll be close to the beautiful beach as well as all of the exciting bars and restaurants that are popular with tourists.

What should I avoid in Pattaya?

What Not to Do in Pattaya. Avoid fraud artists, thieves, and the night scene while traveling in “Thailand’s Murder Capital” by keeping your visit short, sticking to the big hotels and nearby markets, and keeping with groups. Take precautions when enjoying Pattaya’s night scene, which is not family-friendly.

What is the best time to go to Pattaya?

November to February: The best time to visit Pattaya is from November to February when the weather is neither too hot nor too cold and remains mostly pleasant. This is also the peak tourist season and most beaches and other places of attraction are packed with visitors.

How long is taxi from Bangkok to Pattaya?

Expect the journey time to take around 80 to 90 minutes and remember that the official meter-taxi price is 1050 baht.

Can I drive from Bangkok to Pattaya?

The distance from Bangkok to Pattaya is only about 147 kilometers, or 91 miles. Several major highways (Highway 3 and Highway 7) conveniently connect the cities. The trip takes approximately two hours depending on your mode of transportation and traffic (rush hour and Fridays are travel peak times on this route).

Where can you fly to from Pattaya airport?

Some of the major local destinations include Chiang Mai, Phuket, Hat Yai, Udon Thani and Koh Samui. Popular international destinations include Macau, Shanghai, Nanning and Nanchang in China and Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia. In the recent times, the airport has airlines that fly to other major cities in the world.

How can I go from Bangkok to Pattaya?

Traveling the 150km distance from Pattaya to Bangkok is quite easy with 3 options. You can take the bus in 2.5 hours, hire a taxi and arrive in 2 hours, or board the train which will take 4 hours.

How do I get from Bangkok to Pattaya by train?

Bangkok to Pattaya Trains

1. The fastest train service from Bangkok to Pattaya is Train #997 departing at 06:45 which is scheduled to complete the journey in 2 hours 28 minutes.
2. Both trains are often delayed on route and you should allow at least 1 hour for delays if you are arranging any onward transport from Pattaya.

Does Phuket have a red light district?

It is where much of the sex tourism in Phuket takes place. In other words, it’s a red light district. Apart from sex workers, Patong also has more than its fair share of obnoxious drunk people, gross sex shows, taxi mafias, and drugs.