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Compare every zipline park in Phuket, see real prices and real Google reviews, and book online in two minutes. No prepayment, free cancellation, and hotel pickup included on almost every park.

Choose Your Adventure

Phuket has more zipline parks than anywhere else in southern Thailand, and they are genuinely different animals rather than seven versions of the same afternoon. One hangs above Patong with a 700 metre line out over the sea, one is a full adventure resort with a roller zipline and a luge track, and one is a French-built challenge course with a 23 metre free fall.

7

parks compared

700 m

longest single line

8,000+

Google reviews

4.9

top park rating

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Looking for More Adventure?

A zipline takes half a day at most, so if you are looking to fill the rest of the trip, our sister site Kohtour Phuket runs tours across the island and out into the Andaman, covering Phi Phi and Phang Nga Bay through to elephant sanctuaries, rafting and island hopping.

🏝️ Phi Phi island tours

🛥️ Phang Nga Bay & James Bond Island

🐘 Elephant sanctuaries

🚣 Rafting and jungle days

🤿 Snorkeling and diving

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What Is Included

Most parks on this site bundle the day into one price, though Phuket is less uniform than people expect, so we spell out the differences on every park page rather than making a promise the park does not keep.

Hotel pickup on most parks

Round-trip transfer from your hotel is included at five of the seven parks, within their standard zones.

Free cancellation

Reserve now, pay at the park on the day, and cancel free if your plans change.

All safety equipment

Helmet, harness and gloves, fitted and checked by the guides before you fly.

English-speaking guides

Certified crews who ride their own courses every day and clip you in at every platform.

Insurance included

Accident insurance is part of the ticket price at every park we list.

Meals where marked

Hanuman World and Flying Hanuman include a meal on their top packages; each park page says exactly what you get.

What Our Guests Say

We do not write our own reviews, so every rating on this site comes from Google and TripAdvisor, left by people who actually did the tour. Between them these parks hold more than eight thousand of them, and where a park scores badly we leave that showing rather than quietly rounding it up.

Hanuman World

Flying Hanuman

Erawan Patong Seaview Zipline

Jungle Xtrem Adventures

Tarzan Adventure

Skyline Flying Kamala

Common Questions

Which zipline in Phuket is the best?

That depends entirely on what you want out of the day, which is why our comparison page exists. If you are after one enormous ride then Erawan Patong has the longest line on the island at 700 metres, running straight out over Patong Bay. Hanuman World is the bigger and more varied day, since the roller zipline, skywalk and new luge track sit alongside the main course. Flying Hanuman remains the original and the most polished of the classic canopy tours, while Jungle Xtrem is where to go if you would rather be physically challenged than guided around.

How much does ziplining in Phuket cost?

Short courses run somewhere between 1,300 and 1,900 baht, and the big all-in packages between 2,700 and 3,500 baht a head, checked August 2026. That price nearly always covers hotel transfer, equipment, guides and insurance. Whether it covers a meal varies from park to park, and that single detail is what trips up most people trying to compare two prices.

Is ziplining in Phuket safe?

The parks listed here are built to European EN 15567 standards on Petzl-certified equipment, and you are clipped in at every platform. Several of them go further and run continuous-belay systems, meaning it is physically impossible to be unattached from the line at any point on the course. Age and weight limits apply, usually 4 to 80 years with a 120 kilogram ceiling, and they are checked at registration rather than taken on trust.

Do I need to book in advance?

Through high season, roughly November to March, yes, because the parks run fixed pickup rounds and the popular ones fill up. A day ahead is normally enough to be safe, and booking early tends to get you onto the morning round, which is both cooler and quieter.

Do I have to pay online in advance?

Not at all. You reserve at the listed price and pay the park on the day, so there is no prepayment involved, and since cancellation is free, booking ahead secures your pickup slot without costing you anything if plans change.