TOYOTA COMMUTER9–13 seats
Toyota Commuter
Fuel + tolls + driver + water included
one way฿19,400/ per vehicle
KINGTOCAR · Private van with driver
Hat Yai to Bangkok Private Van with Driver
Hat Yai to Bangkok by private van, one way per vehicle: Toyota Commuter ฿19,400 or Toyota Alphard ฿39,400, including driver, fuel, tolls and drinking water. The published route distance is about 941 km, roughly 12–15 hours including rest stops, depending on your pickup point and traffic. We collect you at your Hat Yai hotel, at Hat Yai International Airport (about 10–12 km from the city centre), at Hat Yai railway station, or on the Thai side of the Sadao and Dannok crossings if you are coming up from Malaysia, and drop off at your Bangkok home or hotel, or at Suvarnabhumi or Don Mueang airport, for the same fare. The trip south costs the same, because our vans are based in the area. To book, send your date, time, pickup, drop-off, passengers and luggage via LINE @kingtocar or call 084-709-3719.
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one way · per vehicle฿19,400Fuel + tolls + driver + water included
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Distance~941 km
Passengers6–7 / 9–13 seats
What's includedFuel + tolls + driver + water included
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Vehicles & fares
per vehicle · one way
TOYOTA ALPHARD6–7 seats
Toyota Alphard
Fuel + tolls + driver + water included
one way฿39,400/ per vehicle
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The return costs the same as the outbound: Commuter ฿19,400 · Alphard ฿39,400 per vehicle, one way (vans are based at both ends, so no empty-leg charge) · book both legs together or separately
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Stops & places to visit
7 · Stops & places to visit
Kim Yong Market, Hat Yai
The old market in central Hat Yai, selling dried goods, snacks and imported products. Pick up gifts before you set off — it all fits in the van. Check opening hours before you go.
Sadao and Dannok crossings, Thai side
The pickup point for travellers coming up from Malaysia. The van waits on the Thai side only and does not cross the border. Check with the checkpoint that it is open and what its hours are before travelling, then tell us roughly when you expect to cross.
Songkhla old town and Samila Beach
About 30 km from Hat Yai. Nakhon Nok and Nakhon Nai roads are lined with old shophouses, restaurants and cafes, and Samila Beach has the golden mermaid statue. Mention it at booking if you want to stop before heading north.
Phatthalung town and Khao Ok Thalu
The limestone hill in the middle of Phatthalung town is the province's landmark, and it sits beside the first stretch of the drive. Allow 30–45 minutes for photos or a bite to eat.
Wat Phra Borommathat Chaiya, Surat Thani
A Srivijaya-era stupa over a thousand years old, close to the main road at Chaiya. Dress modestly, and check the entry fee and opening hours before you go.
Chumphon town
The usual meal break around the middle of the drive, with restaurants and fuel stations along Highway 4. It is also a convenient overnight stop if you split the journey over two days.
Hua Hin and Phetchaburi
The last stretch before Bangkok, good for a meal or for Phetchaburi's khanom mo kaeng custard. On Sunday evenings and long weekends the roads into Bangkok are busy, so allow extra time.
Hotel, airport or railway station pickup
Give us your hotel name, arriving flight or train, and the driver will be waiting at that time. Hat Yai International Airport is about 10–12 km from the city centre, a short run into town.
Pickup on the Thai side of Sadao and Dannok
Coming up from Malaysia, the van waits on the Thai side of the crossing; it does not cross the border to collect you. Check with the checkpoint that it is open and what its hours are before you travel, and tell us roughly when you expect to cross.
Same fare as the trip south
Commuter ฿19,400 and Alphard ฿39,400 per vehicle, one way, with driver, fuel, tolls and water — the same as Bangkok to Hat Yai, because our vans are based in the area.
Room for everything you bought in Hat Yai
Snacks and dry goods from Kim Yong Market plus large suitcases all come along, with no baggage fees or weight limits to think about. A Commuter takes roughly 8–10 large cases.
Door to door, or straight to departures
No bus terminal and no second taxi at the end of a long day. If you have an onward flight from Suvarnabhumi or Don Mueang, send the flight time at booking so we set off early enough for check-in.
Split the drive over two days
It is close to 1,000 km, so with children or older travellers you can overnight in Chumphon or Hua Hin. Driver accommodation is ฿500 per night; mention it at booking so we plan the timing.
Real KINGTOCAR trips
Photos marked “Real photo” were taken on actual KINGTOCAR transfers and in the vehicles used for them. Passengers’ faces and personal details are blurred for privacy.
Real photoVIP van cabin · captain seats
Real photoMeeting at the airport curb · Suvarnabhumi Airport
Real photoLoading up · Bangkok
Real photoHotel drop-off · ThonglorTravel tips for this route
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How much is a private van from Hat Yai to Bangkok?
One way per vehicle it is ฿19,400 for a Toyota Commuter and ฿39,400 for a Toyota Alphard, including the driver, fuel, tolls and drinking water. The price is per vehicle, not per person.
How far is Hat Yai from Bangkok and how long does it take?
The published distance is about 941 km and the drive takes roughly 12–15 hours including rest stops, depending on your pickup point and traffic. You can split it over two days with an overnight stop on the way; driver accommodation is ฿500 per night.
Where can you pick up and drop off?
We pick up at your Hat Yai hotel, at Hat Yai International Airport, at Hat Yai railway station, or on the Thai side of the Sadao and Dannok crossings, and drop off at your Bangkok home or hotel, or at Suvarnabhumi or Don Mueang airport for the same fare. For a pickup in Songkhla or another district, tell us at booking so we can confirm the price first.
What is included in the price?
The whole vehicle with its driver, fuel, tolls and drinking water. Meals, accommodation, entry fees and sightseeing stops not agreed in advance are not included, and an overnight stop on the way adds ฿500 per night for the driver's room.
Is the return trip the same price as Bangkok to Hat Yai?
Yes. The return leg costs the same as the way down: ฿19,400 for a Commuter and ฿39,400 for an Alphard per vehicle, one way, from Bangkok, Suvarnabhumi or Don Mueang, because our vans are based in the area. You can book both legs together or separately.
Should I choose the Commuter or the Alphard?
Choose the Commuter for a larger group or plenty of luggage, and the Alphard if you want extra comfort on a long drive. The Commuter has 9–13 seats and the Alphard 6–7 captain seats. Tell us your luggage count at booking so we can confirm the space.
Can you collect me at the Sadao border, or cross into Malaysia?
We can collect you on the Thai side of the Sadao and Dannok crossings. The van does not cross into Malaysia. Please check with the checkpoint that it is open and what its hours are before you travel, then tell us roughly when you expect to cross, and the driver will be waiting.
How do I book a van from Hat Yai to Bangkok?
Send your date and time, pickup point, Bangkok drop-off, passenger count and luggage count via LINE @kingtocar or call 084-709-3719. We confirm the vehicle and total, then a 50% deposit holds the booking and the balance is paid on the day of travel. Cancel at least 3 days before departure and the deposit is returned in full.
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- Songkhla old town and Samila Beach — Slleong · CC0 · Resized and compressed to WebP; no semantic edits.
- Phatthalung town and Khao Ok Thalu — Peter in s · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Resized and compressed to WebP; no semantic edits.
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