



Chau Doc to Ha Tien Bus: Route and Ferry Planning
An Giang’s route register lists a direct Chau Doc to Ha Tien bus corridor, but it is not a date-specific timetable. Confirm your boarding point, compare Rach Gia connections if no direct ticket is on sale, and book any Phu Quoc ferry separately.
The Chau Doc to Ha Tien bus journey is westward across the Mekong Delta. An Giang’s fixed-route register lists it as a 123 km route between Bến xe Châu Đốc and Bến xe Hà Tiên. That is an administrative route record, not a live timetable or a promise that a bus is available every day. Read the An Giang fixed-route register for the listed endpoints.
For your travel date, check whether a direct departure is actually on sale and confirm the exact pickup, drop-off and operator before paying. A route summary that names only a city is not enough to plan a transfer.
Confirm the direct bus for your date
The official route list contains two variants between the Châu Đốc and Hà Tiên bus stations. It does not show which ticket is available on every travel date. Before paying, check the exact departure point, the named arrival stop, the operating company, the selected departure time and the boarding rules on your date-specific ticket. A city name alone does not tell you whether you are boarding at the bus station or an operator office.

Ask the operator to confirm any detail that is missing from the ticket page. The registered route ends at Bến xe Hà Tiên, not at the ferry terminal. Arrange the last local ride to the port separately unless your booking explicitly includes it.
If no direct departure is available
Check whether you can book the journey as two separate legs via Rạch Giá. An Giang’s route register also lists Châu Đốc–Rạch Giá and Rạch Giá–Hà Tiên services, but it does not guarantee that their timetables connect. Confirm both stations and departure times before buying either ticket, and leave enough time for the transfer. Do not expect the second coach to wait for the first.
For a group or a date with awkward bus times, compare a private-car quote with the two-ticket option. Ask for the exact pickup and drop-off points and the full amount for the journey before you book.
After you reach Hà Tiên
If your onward trip is by ferry, treat it as a separate booking. Superdong lists the Hà Tiên–Phú Quốc route and notes that departure times can change with tides and weather. Check the operator’s schedule for your exact date and match the ferry terminal on your ticket to your local ride from Bến xe Hà Tiên. See Superdong’s sailing schedule.

Do not plan a tight same-day connection unless you have a confirmed bus arrival and enough time for the port transfer and the ferry operator’s boarding process. If the schedule is not confirmed, an overnight in Hà Tiên is the safer plan. Our Hà Tiên ferry-port guide covers terminal names, passenger or vehicle tickets, and onward pickup on the island. If you are spending a night in the departure city first, see our Châu Đốc travel guide.
Check these details before you pay
- Travel date and the bus operator actually selling that departure.
- Exact boarding and arrival points, including whether pickup is from a station or an operator office.
- If travelling via Rạch Giá, both ticket times and station names.
- For a later ferry, the named terminal and enough time for a separate local ride.
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