Rocking boats turn Koh Larn return into risky step ashore at Pattaya pier

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Tourist Police help passengers step off a heavily rocking boat at Pattaya’s Bali Hai Pier, where strong waves made the final steps ashore particularly difficult.

PATTAYA, Thailand – Getting off a boat became a nerve-racking moment for tourists returning from Koh Larn, with strong waves causing boats to rock heavily while passengers stepped onto the pier at Pattaya’s Bali Hai Pier. Pattaya Tourist Police were on hand to assist tourists as they disembarked, helping passengers negotiate the unstable gap between the rocking boats and the pier.

The officers stayed close to passengers, providing assistance as tourists carefully stepped ashore and helping reduce the risk of slips or falls during the difficult disembarkation. The operation came amid unstable weather around Pattaya, with thunderstorms and high waves creating challenging conditions for boats travelling between the mainland and Koh Larn. Tourist Police have been maintaining a strong focus on passenger safety, assisting visitors at the pier and reminding them to take extra care when sea conditions deteriorate.

For tourists returning from Koh Larn, the final few steps can be just as important as the journey itself when boats are being pushed around by waves. Officers therefore remained ready to help passengers safely reach the pier. Tourists requiring urgent assistance can contact the Tourist Police hotline 1155, the Thailand Tourist Police (TPB) application or the Police Care application.

Tourists carefully disembark from a boat returning from Koh Larn while Pattaya Tourist Police assist passengers amid rough seas and unstable weather conditions.