White Shark offers a great service at a great price.

White Shark Speed Boat
The photograph shows their ticket office with the White Shark branding. Their current website gives:
- Company: White Shark Speed Boat
- Location: 280/190 Moo 2, Phe, Mueang Rayong, Rayong
- Telephone: 081-781-4803
- Email: whitesharksales01@gmail.com
- Website: White Shark Speed Boat official website
- Open daily, according to their current site.

What they offer
They appear to be a proper established local speedboat operator, rather than simply a ticket reseller.
Their current services include:
- Scheduled speedboats between Ban Phe and Koh Samet
- Private speedboat charters
- Snorkelling/island trips
- Transfers
- Parking near the pier
- Assistance with luggage
They advertise the crossing at approximately 10 minutes, although the actual time depends on where on Koh Samet you’re being dropped off and sea conditions.
Current advertised timetable
Their website currently shows:
Ban Phe → Koh Samet
08:30
10:00
12:00
14:00
16:00
Koh Samet → Ban Phe
09:00
11:00
13:00
15:00
17:00
And here’s something interesting about the price
300 baht.
A current Koh Samet resort information page specifically lists White Shark Speed Boat at 300 baht per person, and recent traveller information also reports 300 baht return using White Shark.
So the 300-baht return price is genuine, although prices can obviously change and may depend on the particular destination/arrangement.
Reputation
I also found a third-party business listing showing 4.3/5 from 50+ reviews for White Shark Speed Boat Pier.
I would treat that as useful but not definitive because it’s a third-party listing rather than an independently audited review source.
We have used the service although out of season in August. The Owner said they like to be fair with prices, they also said there may be an increase as high Sean approaches

Other Pricing — varies by source and drop-off point on the island:
There is another Pier in Rayong atTarua Phe this is mainly run by the Black pearl speedboat group.
- Speedboat tickets run roughly 150–500 THB per person one-way, depending on which beach on Koh Samed you’re being dropped at (further beaches cost more)
- Share-speedboat services (like the ones some resorts use) run around 350 THB/person at set departure times
- Private charter for the whole boat: roughly 1,800–3,000 THB depending on time of day and demand
- The slow wooden ferry (cheaper, ~40 min) runs about 70 THB one-way / 100 THB return, separate from White Shark’s speedboat product
Fact Sheet
Getting to Koh Samed — Guest Info Sheet
Bangsaray Villa Resort
Koh Samed is one of the easiest island day trips from Bangsaray — around 45–60 minutes by car to Ban Phe pier, then a short boat crossing. Here’s everything you need to plan the trip.
Step 1: Get to Ban Phe Pier
Ban Phe is the mainland departure point for all boats to Koh Samed. There are several piers within a short walk of each other in Ban Phe town — the most commonly used are Tarua Phe Pier (where White Shark and Black Pearl speedboats operate) and Nuan Thip Pier.
- By car/taxi from the resort: approx. 45–60 minutes
- Grab or a hired driver can drop you directly at the pier
Step 2: Choose Your Boat
| Option | Time | Price (one-way) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Slow ferry | ~40 min | 50–70 THB | Cheapest option, runs ~7:00 AM–6:00 PM, most relaxed |
| Speedboat (shared) | ~10 min | 150–500 THB | Price depends on which beach you’re dropped at; may wait for enough passengers |
| Fast ferry (catamaran) | ~10–15 min | ~150 THB | Newer option, good middle ground |
| Private speedboat charter | ~10 min | 1,800–3,000 THB total | Good for groups; can leave anytime, no waiting |
White Shark Speed Boat is one of the two main operators at Tarua Phe pier (the other is Black Pearl). It’s well established, but guests should build in some buffer time — Thai boat schedules run loosely, and shared speedboats sometimes wait for a minimum number of passengers before departing.
Step 3: Arrival on Koh Samed
Most boats dock at Na Dan Pier, the main pier close to Hat Sai Kaew (the most popular beach) and the small town center. From there, taxis (songthaews) are available to reach other beaches on the island.
Good to Know
- Bring cash (THB) for tickets — cards aren’t reliably accepted at the piers
- Return boats run until early evening; check the last departure time before heading over for the day, especially in low season
- National park fee: there’s a small entrance fee (around 200 THB for foreign visitors) collected on the island
- If catching a flight afterward, avoid booking a same-day early-morning private transfer with tight timing — delays are common
Prepared for Bangsaray Villa Resort guests. Boat schedules, prices, and operators can change seasonally — please contact the resort for current recommendations.

