Taxi from Chiang Mai to Samut Prakan

Taxi from Chiang Mai to Samut Prakan

Chiang Mai
Samut Prakan
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Chiang Mai to Samut Prakan Charter Schedule

Chiang Mai to Samut Prakan Charter Schedule
Transport NameRoute TimePrice
Kim Transfers Thailand SUV 4pax Any time฿ 15,180
Transport Co Standard 07:30 - 19:00฿ 651
Thai AirAsia Economy #FD410108:30 - 09:45฿ 2,026
Bangkok Airways Economy 11:30 - 16:05฿ 14,440
Bangkok Airways Economy #PG22412:10 - 13:35฿ 3,260
Bangkok Airways Economy 14:45 - 21:10฿ 10,480
Thai Airways Economy #TG16516:15 - 17:35฿ 6,685
Sritawong Tour Express 18:00 - 04:55฿ 653
Sombat Tour Express 40 21:10 - 07:10฿ 762
Thai AirAsia Economy #FD410922:20 - 23:35฿ 1,977

Transportation from Chiang Mai to Samut Prakan

Facts about the taxi from Chiang Mai to Samut Prakan

Cheapest Taxi$234
Fastest Taxi8h 30m
Earliest Taxi12:00 AM
Latest Taxi12:00 AM
Daily Taxi Routes51
Distance750 kilometers
Taxi CompaniesAndaman Taxis, BangkokTaxi24, Glassflower, Jed Yord, Kim Transfers Thailand, Smart En Plus

How to get from Chiang Mai to Samut Prakan by taxi

Undoubtedly more convenient than public transportation but predictably more expensive travelling from Chiang Mai to Samut Prakan by taxi transfer is a good choice if you wish to get to your destination with less hassle possible. There are taxi of different size, class, comfort level and price offering your charter door-to-door service to suit every taste and pocket. With an easy and straightforward online booking, it is a quick and smooth process. Book your taxi in advance to ensure you get your transport when you need it.

With the following operators – – all offering taxi from Chiang Mai to Samut Prakan – it is a good idea to read other travellers’ reviews before you make your choice. It will help you to figure out what to expect from your trip: how long the ride will take, how clean the car is, how professional the drivers are and much more.

How far is Chiang Mai from Samut Prakan?

The overland distance to Samut Prakan from Chiang Mai is 750 km.

How long does it take to get from Chiang Mai to Samut Prakan by taxi transfer?

Taxis transfer normally require less time than buses or vans to cover the same distance as they often travel at higher speed and may skip en route stops if you do not need any. In any case expect your journey by taxi to Samut Prakan to take between 8h 30m and 12h 50m hours. If you are planning any detours or toilet or lunch stops, remember to calculate some extra time for that. If travelling by night, during rainy or snowy weather, rush hour or on weekends, traffic jams may add extra time to your journey. Never plan tight connections with flights, ferries, or trains – allow enough time to arrive.

Kim Transfers Thailand (Thailand Taxi Airport and Travel) report the shortest travel time promising to bring you to Samut Prakan in 8h 30m hours while the slowest operator is Kim Transfers Thailand (Thailand Taxi Airport and Travel).

How much does it cost to get from Chiang Mai to Samut Prakan by charter taxi?

The cost of your taxi transfer will depend on the operator and the type of the vehicle you choose. Very often, there is little or no difference in price between a car accommodating three passengers and a van good for up to 9 pax. The latter offers much more comfort in the sense of legroom and luggage space, so even if you are not a large party, it is still worth checking the price for both options before making your choice. Note that on some routes – especially to and from the airports – there may be an additional fee for each piece of luggage. On the positive side, remember that during certain periods or on some routes, taxi charter companies may offer free class upgrade – book the cheapest economy ride and get a larger car.

The lowest charter taxi rate from Chiang Mai to Samut Prakan is provided by Glassflower. The maximum rate is USD 725.73 if you opt for Jed Yord (บริษัท เจ็ดยอดบราเตอร์ จำกัด).

Travelling by taxi essentials

  • To ensure you are picked up when required, book your taxi transfer in advance. It is vital to plan your journeys early if you are going to travel during the busiest periods – high season or just rush hours. Sometimes it will be impossible to book a long ride with the immediate departure – in the best-case scenario you will have to wait for hours, in the worth one – to postpone or cancel your trip.
  • Make sure you have clearly agreed on pick up and drop off locations prior to the trip. If getting to your location requires special instructions – e.g., road closures, non-resident cars are banned from entering your compound, etc. – let the driver know it in advance.
  • If you need to make a detour or are planning any stops during your taxi ride, want to check any tourist attractions or pick up additional passengers in locations other than your pick up point, inform your taxi company beforehand. Extra fees may be charged – or may not, depending on your route, the car type, and the company’s policy. Anyway, it is always better to confirm everything before your trip. If you fail to do so, your driver may not be able to meet your request enroute due to his further schedule – he may be assigned for another trip.
  • Not all the taxi drivers in any country are able to speak English. If you require an English-speaking driver, inform your taxi company about it in advance and get their confirmation. If your trip does not require any additional stops or deviations from the route, you can most probably survive it even with a non-English-speaking driver, can’t you?
  • If you have any other special requirements, e.g. a car seat for your kid or baby, a female driver, no car perfume, etc. require in advance. Additional fees may apply. Do not hesitate to ask your driver to switch off the music or stop talking if you do not feel like chatting – it is totally ok, just do it politely.
  • The majority of cars on offer are non-smoking, yet your driver can be a smoker and smoke outside the car, e.g. during the stops. If it is of importance to you, do not forget to mention ‘a non-smoking driver’ in comments or special requirements section.
  • It is usually prohibited to drink alcohol while in taxi – yes, even if you are just a passenger. The same refers to smelly foods or foods in general. In some Asian countries you will not be allowed to have durians in your luggage, either.
  • It is compulsory to use seat belts for all the passengers in a car no matter whether you occupy a front seat or rear seats. Locate your safety belt and fasten it even if your driver does not insist on it.
  • As a rule, there is a short waiting period included into your taxi rate quoted, especially if you travel from/to the airport or train station. Often it does not exceed 15 or 30 minutes. If longer waiting time is required, you will be charged extra after the trip. Check the rates your company offers before the trip.