Boonsiri Koh Sdach and Darasakor points: ferry entry and live-check limits
Source type：Official ferry operator page · Evidence level：A
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Source：Boonsiri High Speed Ferries
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Original summary
Boonsiri High Speed Ferries' official contact page lists both Koh Sdach and Darasakor in its branch and meeting-point directory, with map entries and operator contact channels. The Koh Sdach entry identifies a pier meeting point, while Darasakor has a local contact point. This establishes publicly accessible operator entry points as of the review date.
The operator homepage provides a date-based origin and destination search, and its conditions page sets out cancellation and modification rules. The public contact page does not provide a durable Koh Sdach timetable, so the existence of contact points does not prove daily sailing, an unchanged pier, a fixed journey time or inclusion of the accommodation's final transfer.
Before travel, search the intended date with the operator and confirm the English and Khmer names of both ends, check-in time, vessel, baggage, child age, one-way or return, weather cancellation, change and refund, accommodation handoff and actual payee. Old posters, aggregators and chat screenshots can generate questions but cannot replace an order record.
Useful takeaways
- The official page lists a Koh Sdach pier meeting point and Darasakor contact point.
- Public entry points do not prove fixed service or duration on every date.
- Pier, sailing, baggage, weather, refund and final handoff require order-time confirmation.
Editorial assessment
This source adds the missing current ferry-operator entry without promoting a contact page into a timetable. Its absent publication date is explicitly recorded rather than replaced with the review date.
Freshness and limits
The page states no publication date. On 1 August 2026 it still listed Koh Sdach and Darasakor points. Sailing, route, fare, pier, terms and contact details are highly time-sensitive.
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Sources
- Boonsiri High Speed Ferries · Last checked 2026-08-01 — https://boonsiriferry.com/en/contact