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En färjelinje mellan Sattahip och Songkhla som beräknas ta ca 20 timmar ska startas upp, färjan ska ta både fordon och passagerare.
Låter intressant, själv kan jag mycket väl tänka mig att åka färja söderöver istället för att flyga, åtminstone en väg.
Sattahip to Songkhla ferry start imminent - cabins available on 200 million baht second hand boat from Japan
Thai media Daily News online reported that the start of the Sattahip to Songkhla ferry - previously reported by Thaivisa - would begin in February.
The service - that takes 20 hours and will go one way each day - was featured in a video published on their site.
In this they announced that Seahorse Ferry Co Ltd had purchased a second hand ferry from Hokkaido, Japan called "The Blue Dolphin".
It cost 200 million baht.
It's communal areas and cabins looked of a good standard in the promotional video.
An executive of the company said that fare structures had yet to be decided - but this was back in January so news of that may be forthcoming soon as the service was mooted to begin at the latest this month.
There will be room for 80 trucks and 20 cars.
It will be able to carry 586 passengers.
It has been hailed as a boon for the transport of cargo with the cutting of road transport time and even for the promotion of tourism.
Source: Daily News
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En färjelinje mellan Sattahip och Songkhla som beräknas ta ca 20 timmar ska startas upp, färjan ska ta både fordon och passagerare.
Låter intressant, själv kan jag mycket väl tänka mig att åka färja söderöver istället för att flyga, åtminstone en väg.
Sattahip to Songkhla ferry start imminent - cabins available on 200 million baht second hand boat from Japan
Thai media Daily News online reported that the start of the Sattahip to Songkhla ferry - previously reported by Thaivisa - would begin in February.
The service - that takes 20 hours and will go one way each day - was featured in a video published on their site.
In this they announced that Seahorse Ferry Co Ltd had purchased a second hand ferry from Hokkaido, Japan called "The Blue Dolphin".
It cost 200 million baht.
It's communal areas and cabins looked of a good standard in the promotional video.
An executive of the company said that fare structures had yet to be decided - but this was back in January so news of that may be forthcoming soon as the service was mooted to begin at the latest this month.
There will be room for 80 trucks and 20 cars.
It will be able to carry 586 passengers.
It has been hailed as a boon for the transport of cargo with the cutting of road transport time and even for the promotion of tourism.
Source: Daily News
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