Jungle Zipline Adventure Phuket
- Duration15 minutes of ziplining (plus transfers)
- Daily
- Group
- Pickup available
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Overview
Fly through the rainforest canopy in the hills of southern Phuket on a zipline course built for first-timers and thrill-seekers alike. The default option is the fullest combination: about 40 minutes on a quad through jungle trails, a short drive up to the Big Buddha and a sea-view point, then 18 zipline stations with a spiral staircase, skateboard line, abseil, sky net walk and a 500-metre line. Shorter options cover 10 stations only, and the longest course has 32. It is a small shared group of up to eight, with transfers from Patong, Kata, Karon, Chalong, Rawai or Phuket Old Town, so it fits neatly into a beach holiday.
Highlights
- Zip through the jungle canopy on a line up to 500 metres long
- Spiral staircase, skateboard line, abseil and sky net walk on the longer courses
- Quad ride on red-earth jungle trails
- Short stop at the Big Buddha and a sea-view point over southern Phuket
- Small groups of up to eight with professional instructors
- Transfers from Patong, Kata, Karon, Chalong, Rawai and Phuket Old Town
- Six options from a 15-minute taster to a 32-station course
Full Description
The jungle zipline course in the hills of southern Phuket
The zipline park sits on a forested hillside in the south of the island, between the west-coast beaches and Chalong. After registration and a safety briefing at the base, the instructors fit your harness and helmet and take you up the mountain to the first platform. From there you clip on and glide from tree to tree, with the instructors checking every connection.
The 10-station course is a gentle introduction with six cable lines, the longest about 200 metres. The 18-station course adds a spiral staircase, a skateboard line, an abseil and a sky net walk, plus the 500-metre line that gives the best views over the canopy. The 32-station course strings all of these together with a trail walk. If you are wondering whether a zipline in Phuket is worth it, this is one of the most varied courses on the island.
Quad ride on jungle trails
The combination options start with a quad ride from the base into the jungle. Your guide leads the line along natural tracks of red earth, through rubber trees and secondary forest, where the ground can be muddy after rain. The guide explains the controls before you set off, and the pace stays steady so newcomers feel at ease.
In the 1-hour options the ride lasts about 40 minutes and ends at a changing point, where you swap the quad for a car for the climb to the Big Buddha. The shorter combination includes a 30-minute quad loop without the Big Buddha stop. Riders must be over 15; children aged 4 to 14 join as passengers.
Big Buddha on Nakkerd Hill
The Big Buddha is the best-known landmark of Phuket: a seated Buddha about 45 metres tall, faced in white marble, on the summit of Nakkerd Hill between Chalong and Kata. Work began in the early 2000s and the site is still an active place of worship, with monks, bells and quiet terraces around the statue.
The full combination options include a short drive up the hill for a stop at the statue. Because it is a religious site, shoulders and knees must be covered, so bring a light shirt and trousers or a sarong to change into. For many guests this stop is the answer to how to see the Big Buddha and do an adventure on the same afternoon.
Sea-view point and practical tips
Next to the Big Buddha visit, the 1-hour combinations stop at a sea-view point on the same ridge, where the forest drops away to Chalong, the southern beaches and the islands of the Andaman Sea. On a clear day it is one of the widest panoramas in Phuket, and a good moment for photos before the zipline.
Sessions start at 08:30, 12:00 and 14:30. The morning slot is coolest, while in high season the 14:30 slot can run one to two hours longer because of traffic. Wear closed shoes and comfortable clothes, and note the weight limit of 110 kg for the zipline. Our shared car brings you back to your hotel after a soft drink and a cold towel at the base.
Itinerary
- PickupOur shared car collects you from your hotel in Patong, Kata, Karon, Chalong or Rawai, or from the Phuket Old Town meeting point.
- Registration and safety briefingCheck in at the base, get your helmet and harness and learn how the course works.
- Quad ride (combination options)About 40 minutes on jungle trails with your guide, or 30 minutes on the shorter combination.
- Big Buddha and sea-view point (1-hour quad options)A 20-minute drive and stop at the statue and the viewpoint.
- Zipline course10, 18 or 32 stations depending on your option, from 15 minutes to about an hour.
- Refresh and returnSoft drink and cold towel at the base, then transfer back to your hotel.
What's included
- Round-trip transfer by shared car from the listed areas
- 10-station zipline course (longest line 200 m)
- Safety briefing, harness, helmet and raincoat if it rains
- Professional instructor
- Activity insurance
- Soft drink and cold towel at the end
Not included
- Food
- Pickup outside the listed areas (some areas carry a surcharge paid on the day)
- Tips (optional)
Is this right for you?
Great for
- Families with children — a child price for ages 4–14
- Travellers without a car — hotel pickup is included
- Active travellers looking for adrenaline
- A short visit — about 1 hour
Think twice if
- You want a private tour — this one is shared with other travellers
- Walking is difficult for you — expect active parts
- You travel with young children
Not suitable for
- Children under 4 years
- Children under 20 kg
- People over 110 kg (zipline)
- Pregnant women
- People with heart problems or high blood pressure
- People with pre-existing medical conditions or recent surgery
Meeting point
We pick you up from hotels in Patong, Kata, Karon, Chalong and Rawai, or from the meeting point in Phuket Old Town, for the 08:30, 12:00 or 14:30 session. Other areas such as Kamala, Surin, Bang Tao, Kathu and the airport area are not covered. The transfer is in a shared car without air conditioning.
Important information
- Wear closed-toe shoes; sandals, flip-flops and high heels are not allowed
- Comfortable clothes suited to the weather; a raincoat is provided if it rains
- Cover shoulders and knees for the Big Buddha visit
- Only guests over 15 may drive a quad; children 4 to 14 ride as passengers
- Infants under 4 cannot join the zipline
- Weight limit for the zipline is 110 kg
- In high season the 14:30 session may run one to two hours longer due to traffic
Good to know
Frequently Asked Questions
Straight answers to what travellers ask us most, before they book.
Is this a shared or a private experience?
It is a shared small-group activity limited to eight participants, with a shared car transfer.
How long does it take?
From 15 minutes of ziplining on the shortest option to about 1.5 hours of activities on the full combination, plus transfer time.
Is hotel pickup included?
Yes, from Patong, Kata, Karon, Chalong, Rawai and the Phuket Old Town meeting point. Some other areas cost extra or are not covered.
What is included?
Transfers, instructors, safety equipment, activity insurance, a soft drink and a cold towel, plus the quad ride and Big Buddha stop on the combination options.
Is the price per person or per group?
The price is per person, with a separate child rate where one applies. The booking panel on this page shows the current price of each option for your date.
Is the zipline suitable for children?
Children from 4 years and at least 20 kg can zipline. On the quad they ride as passengers; only guests over 15 may drive.
Which zipline option should I choose?
First-timers often pick 10 stations; the 18-station course adds the 500-metre line and sky net walk; the 32-station course is the longest. The combination options add a quad ride and the Big Buddha.
What should I wear?
Closed shoes, comfortable clothes and, for the Big Buddha, something that covers shoulders and knees.
What is the best time of day?
The 08:30 session is coolest and the light is soft on the Big Buddha. Afternoon sessions can be hotter and, in high season, slower because of traffic.
What happens if it rains?
The activity runs in light rain with raincoats provided. If heavy storms make it unsafe, we help you move your date.
Can I visit the Big Buddha on this tour?
Yes, on the two 1-hour quad options, which include a short drive up to the statue and the sea-view point.
How do I book and confirm?
Choose your date, option and number of travellers in the booking panel on this page and send the request. Our team confirms your booking on WhatsApp within minutes and sends your pickup or meeting details.
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