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Jungle Flight Koh Phangan – 2024 Traveller’s Guide

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March 30, 2023

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Visit Jungle Flight if you’re seeking an adventure activity in Koh Phangan. It may be found on the Thong Nai Pan Road at the top of the first hill after the Ban Tai Road junction.

Jungle Flight is run by Mr. Chai, an experienced farmer and guide who has extensive knowledge of the pristine rainforest environment of Koh Phangan.

Mr. Chai pays strict attention to preserving the integrity of the wild environment and ensuring his customers’ safety. They use high-quality safety equipment purchased in Bangkok.

Jungle Fight in Koh Phangan majorly provides three activities:

• Zipline and nine stations on a canopy walk for 800 Baht a person.
• ATV excursion that includes an off-road journey to a remote waterfall where you can frequently spot swarms of wild monkeys. The price is 1200 per person.
• A jungle walk to view the local fauna, flora, and trees.

Experience exhilarating treetop adventures with Jungle Flight Koh Phangan , where thrilling ziplines, sky bridges, and panoramic platforms offer an unforgettable way to explore the island’s lush rainforest canopy and soak in breathtaking views of this tropical paradise.

If you’re looking for the most incredible rush, Tree Bridge Cafe And Zipline will take you there as you soar through the air on raised platforms or zip through the jungle while dangling on a line.

Take advantage of the fantastic array of activities at Tree Bridge that will push you outside of your comfort zone, including abseiling, perilous treks on sky bridges, and more ziplines.

You won’t need to worry because you’ll be led by a highly skilled group of adventure sports enthusiasts. Additionally, they employ cutting-edge tools to guarantee your ultimate safety.

Your hotel will pick you up and drive you to Tree Bridge Cafe and Zipline. Free coffee, tea, toast with jam, fruit juice, and fresh fruit are all available.

You will receive the following gear: a bag with a bottle of fresh water, a full-body harness, and a helmet.

The guides will instruct on how to participate in the activity safely and how to use the equipment for safety—zipline through the rain forest, hidden waterfall, and spectacular scenery with many challenging stations.

Explore the speed on cable lines connected to huge trees in the rainforest with a birds-eye view of the forest, sea view, and hidden waterfall.

You can also get picked up from anywhere in Koh Samui for an extra charge. Free roundtrip transfer from Maenam, Bophut, and Chaweng in a private van will cost around 600 THB.

However, if you are in Taling Ngam, Plai Laem, or Maret, you will have to pay 1400 Thai Baht for a round trip.

ATV Excursion

The ATV excursion promises a truly off-road experience that will make your heart race. You get to explore the vibrant jungle and visit various panoramic viewpoints that overlook the mountain and ocean.

This ATV tour is suitable for people of all levels of experience. The tour has small groups so that the instructions are clear and all the participants get to enjoy the most. Helmets are all supplied to all members.

You can come to the meeting point by yourself or get picked up from anywhere in Koh Phangan for an extra charge.

The extra roundtrip transfer charge is 200 THB for areas such as Ban Tai and Tong Sala. The roundtrip transfer charge for Ban Hin Kong and Sri Thanu is 300 THB.

If you are close to Haad Rin, Salad Beach, Haad Son, Thong Nai Pan, Haad Yao, or Ko Ma, you will be charged 400 Thai Baht for a roundtrip.

If you are opting for the pick-up service, please plan to meet your driver at your hotel lobby at least 10 minutes prior to the scheduled pick-up time.

In case you arrive later than 10 minutes, you may be considered a no-show.

The first part of the tour is riding on off-road trails through beautiful local farms, plantations, and jungles.

The most thrilling aspect is riding up to the mountain peak on the challenging uphill trails. Here, you can take a quick pause to take in the lovely scenery and cold mountain breeze and shoot some stunning photos for priceless memories.

Then you travel across the countryside on off-road trails where you can still view the “land of a thousand smiles.” Riding back to the ATV camp while on your ATV will help you and the vehicle cool off.

Wrapping Up

Experience the exhilarating Jungle Flight in Koh Phangan, where you’ll soar through the island’s lush canopy on an unforgettable zipline adventure. This thrilling eco-friendly attraction allows you to explore Koh Phangan’s pristine rainforest from a bird’s-eye view, gliding between platforms and immersing yourself in the island’s breathtaking natural beauty. With experienced guides and state-of-the-art safety equipment, Jungle Flight Koh Phangan is a must-try activity for adrenaline-seekers and nature enthusiasts alike. The best part about the adventure park is that it is centrally located and can be easily reached from anywhere in Koh Phangan. In case you are putting up in the outskirts, you can rent a bike from these famous rentals in Koh Phangan. Jungle Flight has all Western brand safety equipment, and the center has been operating for several years with no accidents. So enjoy the adventures without any fear.

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Things to do on Koh Phangan

This Thai island has shrugged off its backpacker reputation, and there are now so many incredible things to do on Koh Phangan.

Written by Michael Turtle

Michael Turtle is the founder of Time Travel Turtle. A journalist for more than 20 years, he's been travelling the world since 2011.

Michael Turtle is the founder of Time Travel Turtle and has been travelling full time for a decade.

Updated: November 27, 2023

The best things to do on Koh Phangan

There's a lot more to this Thai island than just its famous Full Moon Party and reputation as a backpacker haven.

The beautiful coastline, the dense jungle, and the authentic cultural experiences offer just a taste of the things you can do on Koh Phangan.

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I’ve visited Koh Phangan a few times over the years, always drawn back to the lush jungle and golden sands of the tropical paradise in the middle of the Gulf of Thailand.

The earlier trips were in what can be described as my ‘backpacker days’, when I thought the only things to do on Koh Phangan were partying and sleeping off the partying.

Back then, I would spend the day swimming and chatting to other young travellers. In the late afternoon, we would drink beers on the beach while someone would play guitar (I still, even now, remember one guy singing the same Pink Floyd song for an hour). And in the evenings, we would drink some more as the sand became a dance floor and fire-twirlers seemed to emerge from the surrounding jungle.

But I’m older now. And not quite as foolish (or foolhardy, perhaps). On my latest visit to Koh Phangan, I’ve explored beyond the small beach pocket of Haad Rin where much of the youthful hedonism is concentrated, and discovered there are so many more things to do on Koh Phangan than the parties.

To help you get your bearings, the backpacker area of Haad Rin is at the southeastern tip of Koh Phangan.

The main town of Thong Sala (where the ferry arrives) is on the southwestern corner.

Most of the beaches and popular accommodation options are stretched along the western coast.

The eastern side of the island (more than half of the total land area) is jungle protected by national parks, and is relatively inaccessible.

There’s the gorgeous coastline for starters – and it’s certainly a highlight, with some of the best beaches in Thailand. But head inland and you’ll also find lush jungle with walking trails and waterfalls.

Other than the main town of Thong Sala (and Haad Rin, to a certain extent), the rest of Koh Phangan’s communities tend to be small villages and they offer authentic ways to explore the island, through the local food stalls particularly, but also at the temples.

Compared to somewhere like Koh Samui, which has become quite developed and touristy, Koh Phangan is still laid back. Sure, you’ll find some hippies in happy pants here, but the vibe is mainly relaxed just because most visitors take it slowly, with little traffic and no need to rush anywhere.

You will find cool cafes (could you even call them hipster?), some fun bars, and some new restaurants. But you’re also going to find it just as easy to grab a noodle soup from a street stall, or sit on the beach with a beer from the 7-11.

Is it worth visiting Koh Phangan?

It is definitely worth visiting Koh Phangan, which has developed a reputation as one of the most relaxed tourist islands in Thailand. For travellers looking for the ultimate tropical escape, Koh Phangan offers beautiful beaches, authentic local culture, and wonderful accommodation options.

What is Koh Phangan known for?

Koh Phangan is famous for its Full Moon Party, the huge celebration that takes place on Haad Rin Beach each month. But although Koh Phangan has a reputation as a backpacker party island, it’s also gaining a reputation as a new tourist hotspot where visitors can escape the crowds of Koh Samui and Phuket.

How many days do you need on Koh Phangan?

You can spend as long as you want on Koh Phangan, and many people stay for weeks once they’ve relaxed into the tropical vibe here. For most visitors, though, I would recommend an absolute minimum of three days on Koh Phangan to start enjoying the atmosphere, while a week is probably the average stay.

If you’ve been to Koh Phangan before but not for a few years, you’ll find a slightly different island, with a lot more to do than just its old party reputation.

And if you’ve been to Koh Samui, you’ll find that there are a lot of different things to do on Koh Phangan, even though it may share many of the same tropical attributes.

With stunning water, jungle treks, fascinating heritage, and local food – here are my top tips for what to do on Koh Phangan.

There are at least 30 beaches on Koh Phangan, with soft sandy strips perfect for sunbaking and warm clear waters for swimming. You really can’t go wrong with any of them (even the ones around the main town of Thong Sala), and most people will visit a few different spots during their time on the island.

To help you choose where to head for your swims, here are a few of the best beaches on Koh Phangan.

As one of the most famous beaches on Koh Phangan, it would be remiss if I didn’t mention Haad Rin. But, to be honest, most visitors won’t want to visit it these days.

Haad Rin is where the Full Moon Party (and other beach parties) are held, and it’s the focal point of the backpacker crowd. The beach itself is generally very clean and the water is lovely for a swim, but the neighbourhood is much busier than other parts of the island.

Just a couple of hundreds metres across the peninsula, you’ll also find Rin Nai Beach, which is slightly smaller and can be much quieter. It gets beautiful sunset views and is lovely in the later afternoon.

On the west of the island, the beach at Haad Chao Phao (Chao Phao Beach) captures the essence of these coastal communities, with palm trees hanging over the sand, congruous bungalows between them, and a few little shops and restaurants a block back.

The nearby Zen Beach is the centre of the island’s yoga scene and that vibe flows over to Haad Chao Phao, which is very chilled. This is a great beach if you’re looking for somewhere quiet to hang out – but still easy to access.

The beaches along this stretch are also some of the best options when you’re considering where to stay on Koh Phangan .

The roads into Haad Salad (Salad Beach) are steep, and I wonder how many people decide not to visit because they don’t want to go back up on their scooter? Perhaps that’s one of the reasons that this beach feels quieter than it should.

I say that because Haad Salad has quite a bit happening for such a small strip of sand. As well as a few resorts, there’s a small collection of bars and restaurants that give a bit more life to the beach than some of the nearby ones.

With a large dramatic jungle headland to its north, the scenery here is also spectacular and it’s a lovely beach for a swim or a day on the sand.

At the northwestern tip of the island, Mae Haad Beach is one of the most popular on Koh Phangan for one main reason – the small island of Koh Ma that is just off the coast.

When the tide is low, a strip of sand appears that you can walk across to reach the island. Although even when the tide is up, you may still be able to easily swim across to the island (it’s only about 100 metres away).

Mae Haad is where you find some of the island’s biggest resorts (although they need a bit of a facelift). For this reason, it’s popular with families because there are lots of facilities here.

Bottle Beach is one of the nicest beaches in Koh Phangan – but also one of the hardest to get to (which is a large part of the appeal). A small arc of white sand surrounded by jungle awaits you, with some boutique accommodation where you can grab something to eat and drink.

Getting to Bottle Beach by scooter is possible, but quite tricky on the unsealed roads. Most people either get a boat transfer from Chalok Lam Beach, or hike through the jungle from Haad Khom, with different trails ranging from about two kilometres to three kilometres (one way).

The last beach I want to mention is Thong Nai Pan Noi, which is easier to access than Bottle Beach (it has sealed roads all the way) but can feel just as secluded. That’s because it is tucked away on the east coast, surrounded by national parks, far from most of the other development on the island.

There are actually two beaches right next to each other here at Thong Nai Pan, as well as towns around each of them, with lots of places to stay and eat. Although it makes for a fun day trip, this is also a great place to base yourself for some really relaxing off-grid time.

On the water

From the beaches, you’ll be able to swim to your heart’s content. But there’s more to the water than just the beach.

The gorgeous warm waters of the Gulf of Thailand have plenty to offer and here’s what you can do from Koh Phangan to make the most of it.

The waters around the coast of Koh Phangan are generally very calm, so it’s a beautiful spot to head out on a kayak. Depending on which beach you start from, you should be able to go around some of the rocky headlands, along the jungle coast, to explore some hard to reach spots.

There are lots of places that rent kayaks, and you’ll find options at most of the main beaches. If you can’t see somewhere when you arrive, just ask at one of the accommodations.

The islands here attract divers from across the region and there are some great dive sites around Koh Phangan. Probably the most famous of them all is Sail Rock, which many people say is the best in the whole Gulf of Thailand.

Whether you’ve never dived before or you’re an expert, it doesn’t matter – there are schools and trips to cater for everyone (and Koh Phangan is a great place to get your PADI certification – although it’s also one of the main things to do on Koh Tao , which is better known for diving).

Have a look at this diving trip for beginners that heads out to Sail Rock. If you’re more experienced, then this diving trip to Sail Rock may be a better fit for you.

The Ang Thong National Marine Park is one of the natural wonders of Thailand and heading out there for a day is one of the best things you can do from Koh Phangan.

The archipelago of 42 small islands rises up from the deep blue waters, little pockets of limestone mountains and thick jungle. Other than two small villages, the islands are uninhabited. Some of them have caves, inland lakes, and even sinkholes. Most of them have beautiful beaches.

There are a few companies that do speedboat trips out to the marine park from Koh Phangan. I would recommend this tour to Ang Thong , which includes the use of kayaks, snorkelling equipment, and lunch.

About 35 kilometres north of Koh Phangan is Koh Tao , the third of the large islands in this string of popular tourist destinations. People with plenty of time on their hands might stay at all three, while other travellers just choose their favourite.

If you’ve just based yourself on Koh Phangan, then you might like to take a day trip to Koh Tao by speedboat. It has some of the best snorkelling and diving in the area, plus the island itself is really pretty.

A highlight of this speedboat tour to Koh Tao is that it includes a visit to Koh Nang Yuan, a picturesque island just off the coast with amazing beaches and incredible viewpoints (which are very insta-popular!).

The coast is often the focus for visitors to the island, but don’t forget that most of Koh Phangan is actually jungle. Diving into the dense and humid interior opens up some fantastic adventures.

A great way to explore the mountains of Koh Phangan is at the headquarters of Than Sadet National Park, which is easy to reach by road, but then has a series of walking trails that make you feel instantly like you’re in the remote jungle.

The nature trail here is a loop track that takes about an hour to walk (although it’s longer if you stop along the way). It leads through tall tree and gnarled vines, with ferns and even orchids at ground level.

The highlights of the walk are the waterfalls, with the most famous being the Phaeng Noi Waterfall, which is particularly impressive during the wet season.

The highest mountain on Koh Phangan is Khao Ra and, although it’s technically in Than Sadet National Park, it’s not connected to the trails I’ve just mentioned that are around the headquarters.

To get to Khao Ra, you need to start at a trail a bit further north. The whole walk to the summit and back will take between two and three hours and isn’t particularly difficult (the peak is only 627 metres high). The hardest thing are the mosquitos (so make sure you bring repellent!).

The view from the top is sweeping and it gives you a great perspective of the island. With the humidity in the jungle, you’ll also sweat out all those beers you’ve been enjoying!

If you don’t like the sound of all this walking and humidity, then an easy spot to visit is Paradise Waterfall, in the north of the island, close to Chaloklum Beach.

The waterfall itself is beautiful, tumbling down between a series of boulders, and into a large waterhole. It’s the perfect size (and temperature) for swimming, and makes for a refreshing break in the middle of the day.

There is a small hike you can take up to the top of the waterfall, but otherwise you can drive up to a carpark just a short stroll away from the waterhole. An enterprising local has set up a ticket booth, charging 30 baht (US$0.90) for entry, but that includes a cold drink.

Much of the jungle is hard to access on your own, particularly if you don’t have the right kind of vehicle, so one of the best ways to explore this part of Koh Phangan is on a safari tour.

There are a couple of options that will take you off-road, through the lush landscapes to epic viewpoints, and along remote dirt tracks.

There’s this ATV jungle safari where you’ll be able to drive the four-wheelers yourself, or head out on the back of a truck with this jungle day tour that will show you all around the island.

Cultural experiences

The natural attractions of Koh Phangan get a lot of the attention (and fair enough too), but it’s important not to forget the cultural side of the island.

Compared to Koh Samui (which is quite developed) and Koh Tao (which has such an emphasis on tourism), Koh Phangan has some of the most authentic examples of local life here in the Gulf of Thailand.

Markets are such an important part of daily life in Thailand, where locals traditionally come for everything they need, from food to everyday household items. You will see smaller markets in the communities across the island, but the two night markets in the main town of Thong Sala are particularly interesting for visitors.

The first worth mentioning is the Phantip Night Market, which is open every evening and has a large section dedicated to hot food. The small stalls sell all sorts of food, like grilled meats, noodles, and seafood – while larger more permanent shopfronts serve meals on plates. It’s a great spot to pop into for a cheap and local meal.

The other interesting event is the Saturday Night Walking Street Market, which stretches out along the waterfront street near the pier. It also has food, but there are all sort of other things for sale, including clothes, gifts, and local products. There’s a great vibe here and it’s a fun place to hang out.

So, you can buy a full meal at the markets, but what’s the fun in that, right? Another approach is to just buy the ingredients and then cook them all up yourself.

To learn how to do some authentic Thai cooking, there are some great cooking classes in Koh Phangan that you can join. As well as focusing on the special local products, you’ll get an understanding of the basic flavour profiles of Thai food, and come away with some recipes that you can even replicate at home.

You may see a few places offering cooking classes around the island – for one of the top schools, have a look at what’s available at the C&M Culture Centre .

Is it the relaxing atmosphere of Koh Phangan that attracts the yoga crowd, or is it their presence that helps make the island feel so chilled? Either way, yoga is a big activity along the west coast and there are some great studios here.

One of the oldest and still one of the best known is the Yoga Retreat , near Haad Salad. For something a bit more modern (and on-trend), there’s the Wonderland Healing Centre . And if you’re looking for a luxurious and remote yoga holiday, The Sanctuary is on a remote jungle beach that will take you away from the real world for a while.

Some of the best local cultural experiences I’ve had on Koh Phangan have been when I’m just exploring the roads that lead between the communities. It’s here that you’ll pop into small shops, grab fruit from the street stalls, and see all sorts of interesting daily life taking place.

One way to see all of this – but with an expert local guide – is with this bicycle tour of Koh Phangan . You’ll stay on relatively flat ground (phew, no hills!) and be led through local farms, temples, markets, and other sites. You’ll even get to taste local snacks along the way.

I think this is a fantastic way to immerse yourself in some of the local culture in Koh Phangan, and the things you learn will likely improve your whole time here.

Although you’ll find cultural experiences in Koh Phangan just by exploring the streets, some of the particular sites that are worth looking out for are the island’s temples. These colourful (sometimes garish) complexes are a fascinating insight into a slice of local life, and you’re always welcome to pop in and have a look around.

Here are a few particular temples on Koh Phangan that I think are worth visiting.

Of all the island’s temples, Wat Samai Kongka is certainly the most memorable. It’s famous for its garden sculptures that depict the torture of people in Buddhist hell, including being boiled alive in a pot and all kinds of unpleasant pokings.

Other than those gruesome images, the complex at Wat Samai Kongka is quite large and there are often events held here, including meditation sessions that you are able to join.

Set back from the main road and at the top of a small hill, Wat Phu Khao Noi is the oldest temple on Koh Phangan and is said to have been founded in the 15th century.

The main pagoda building is a ten-metre-high white tower surrounded by eight smaller pagodas that each have their own design. Around it, in the tranquil environment, are some more modern buildings that have interesting artefacts on display.

Although it is alongside the main road that connects the north and south of the island, Wat Ruese Pa Saeng Tham feels like it could be in the middle of the jungle, with the lush greenery surrounding the site.

A large courtyard filled with interesting statues is a highlight of the complex, as is the small carved Chinese shrine. Climb up the stairs of the main building for views out across the island’s jungle.

Wat Pho Temple

Not to be confused with Bangkok’s Wat Pho of the same name, the Wat Pho on Koh Phangan is not the most impressive looking temple on the island – but it is popular because of the Baan Tai Herbal Sauna on the site. (It’s location between Haad Rin and the Thong Sala Pier doesn’t hurt either.)

The herbal sauna is not a luxurious spa and it was originally established for monks. The concept is that steam mixed with a blend of herbs fills the sauna and helps detoxify you (perhaps useful after a Full Moon Party?).

Go a bit crazy

You’re on holiday, right? And it doesn’t have to be all local culture and beaches. Sometimes you just want to do something fun – and Koh Phangan’s background as a backpacker island means there are a few great options.

Sadly, it looks like Challenge Phangan has permanently closed, but I’ve left the information here, in case something changes.

If you fancy yourself a ninja warrior (of the television variety), then try to complete the obstacle course at Challenge Phangan . With inflatable stepping stones, ladders, swinging bags, flying foxes, and much more – it’s a great way to spend a few hours trying to improve your time along the course.

Unfortunately Challenge Phangan is still closed from the pandemic and I don’t know when it’s going to reopen – but hopefully it comes back soon, because it’s a lot of fun.

A bit of a backpacker institution on Koh Phangan, Slip n Fly may look like a waterpark, but there’s much more to it than that.

The main attraction at Slip n Fly is the twin waterslides that finish in a large pool where you can hang out. But perhaps the real reason lots of people come here is for the music and drinks. The venue turns into a party pretty quickly and is often an unofficial meeting place during the Full Moon Party period.

Slip n Fly is also still closed from the pandemic (and looks like it needs a bit of work to get it running again) but the plan is still to reopen, apparently.

The main paintball venue on Koh Phangan is running post-pandemic, though, and it’s a fun way to see the island’s jungle… while shooting your friends in the back!

The game zone at Paintball Battle Koh Phangan has bunkers, trenches, obstacles, and all sort of other cool constructions amongst the trees. There are a few different scenarios you can choose from for different styles of play – which also means you can do it more than once.

And then, of course, there’s the Full Moon Party – which may need no introduction. It’s been going for almost 40 years and what began as a word-of-mouth backpacker party has now become a large event each month with plenty of businesses offering packages and transfers from Koh Samui.

The focus is Haad Rin Beach, although other parts of the island also have events during the festival period (particularly at bars in Thong Sala). And although the party has a reputation these days for drugs, alcohol, and petty crime, it’s generally a very friendly event.

Because of the success of the Full Moon Party, there are lots of other parties in Koh Phangan during other parts of the month, including Half Moon and Black Moon parties. They can sometimes be a better choice for travellers because they’re just as fun but don’t have some of the logistical issues.

Where is Koh Phangan?

Koh Phangan is located in the Gulf of Thailand, about 400 kilometres south of Bangkok. It’s about 50 kilometres from the mainland, and about 10 kilometres from the nearby island of Koh Samui. The closest main city on the mainland is Surat Thani, about 100 kilometres away.

How do you get to Koh Phangan?

There is no airport on Koh Phangan so the only way to arrive is by boat. Most visitors get to Koh Phangan with either a direct ferry from the mainland, or by getting a flight to Koh Samui and catching a ferry from there.

When is the best time to visit Koh Phangan?

The best time of year to visit Koh Phangan is from December to March, which is considered to be the dry season. From April to June/July gets very hot – but perhaps that’s not so bad if you’re going to spend your whole time in the water. September to November is officially the wet season, which can make long days on the beach a bit tricky, but it is less crowded and things like accommodation can be much cheaper.

I’ve spent a lot of time on the Thai islands over the years – during various trips since I was a youngster, and Koh Phangan has always been my favourite of them all.

There are also lots of things to do on Koh Samui and lots of things to do on Koh Tao , but I feel like Koh Phangan has the perfect blend of nature and culture with that relaxed escape atmosphere. If you also find the perfect place to stay, it’ll make for a wonderful time.

THE BEST ACCOMMODATION ON KOH PHANGAN

The beautiful beaches offer a range of accommodation from backpacker parties to exclusive luxury resorts. Have a look at my detailed story about where to stay on Koh Phangan , or check out the highlights below.

It’s not the cheapest, but So Good Haad Rin is certainly the nicest hostel, with modern rooms and an amazing location on the beach.

Right on the sand, Tiki Beach has a fun vibe with cheap rooms around a central pool and bar that has just the right amount of party.

As quite a large property at Haad Yao, Amara Beach Resort has lots of facilities in a perfect location.

Possibly the best property on the whole island, Anantara Rasananda Villas is the epitome of barefoot luxury, right on the beautiful beach.

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nice info, thanks!

Very interesting reading, staying for 5 days and already booked Amara Beach Resort,

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Experience a completely off-road adventure sure to get your adrenaline pumping. Explore the vibrant jungle and visit a selection of panoramic viewpoints that overlook the mountain and ocean. Experience the lush landscapes of Koh Phangan combined with the thrill of an ATV ride on this guided tour. Follow the guide along remote dirt tracks for an action-filled experience. Ride an ATV on a tour suitable for all levels of experience. Small groups and full instruction and helmet provided.

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• 84280, Ban Tai, Surat Thani, Thailand

Meeting/Redemption Point

• Fri, May 10 -
• Sat, May 11 $69
• Sun, May 12 $69
• Mon, May 13 $69
• Tue, May 14 $69
• Wed, May 15 $69
• Thu, May 16 $69
• Fri, May 17 $69
• Sat, May 18 $69
• Sun, May 19 $69
• Mon, May 20 $69
• Tue, May 21 $69
• Wed, May 22 $69
• Thu, May 23 $69
• Fri, May 24 $69
• Activity duration is 1 hour and 30 minutes 1h 30m 1h 30m

What's included, what's not

• What's included What's included Drinking water
• What's included What's included Accident Insurance for rider & passenger (ATV damages not covered)
• What's included What's included Safety equipment
• What's included What's included First Aid Kit
• What's included What's included Join in ATV experience
• What's included What's included Tour Guide
• What's excluded What's excluded Hotel pickup and drop off
• What's excluded What's excluded Extra roundtrip transfer fee 400THB/Pax : Thong Sala, Thong Nai Pan
• What's excluded What's excluded Extra roundtrip transfer fee 500THB/Pax : Haad Rin, Haad Son, Sri Thanu, Haad Salad, Haad Chao Phao
• What's excluded What's excluded Extra roundtrip transfer fee 600THB/Pax : Hat Chalok Lam, Hat Mae Haad, Ko Ma

Know before you book

• Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
• Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
• Not recommended for pregnant travelers
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels
• Child ticket age between 4-15 years and must be supervised by parents/guardians and tour guides/instructors or tour operators
• Riders have to be in good physical and mental ability to ensure safety.
• During the tour, riders are asked to strictly follow the tour guide/instructor. The tour operator has the right to stop any risky riding with no refund.
• There is a minimum of 2 people required to run this tour! On the rare occasion that we should be required to cancel a tour, we will inform you in advance and offer a different tour date, an alternative tour or provide a full refund

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ATV 1.5 Hours Jungle Safari Tour On Koh Phangan

Exploring Koh Phangan’s stunning landscapes on the ATV 1.5 Hours Jungle Safari Tour has become a favorite activity for adventure seekers. Nearly 80% of participants rate it as an unforgettable experience.

Discovering the island’s hidden gems from a unique perspective is just the beginning. The tour offers a blend of excitement and tranquility that appeals to a wide range of travelers.

What sets this tour apart is the opportunity to take in nature while experiencing the thrill of off-road ATV riding.

• Explore Koh Phangan’s countryside on a guided ATV adventure tour
• Enjoy a thrilling 1.5-hour jungle safari covering forests, plantations , and mountain peaks
• Experience includes ATV operation training, safety gear , and insurance coverage
• Participants need good physical ability, with tours ending at the starting point

Here's some more nearby activities we've reviewed

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• Koh Pha Ngan Island Tour by Private Car With ATV Jungle Ride
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• From Ko Pha Ngan: ATV Jungle Adventure Experience

Tour Overview

Set out on an exhilarating guided ATV adventure through the picturesque countryside of Koh Phangan with a tour that promises a thrilling exploration of forests, plantations , local farms , and mountain peak overlooks.

The jungle exploration aspect of the tour allows participants to enjoy the lush greenery, experiencing the raw beauty of nature up close. Wildlife encounters add an element of surprise and wonder to the journey, with the chance to spot various creatures in their natural habitat.

From the adrenaline rush of navigating through rugged terrain to the serene moments of taking in panoramic views from mountain peaks, this ATV tour offers a well-rounded adventure that caters to both thrill-seekers and nature enthusiasts alike.

Participant Requirements

To ensure a safe and enjoyable ATV jungle safari tour experience on Koh Phangan, participants must meet specific health, physical , and age requirements.

• Child supervision is mandatory for participants aged 4-15.
• Good physical fitness and mental ability are necessary for safety during the tour.
• Participants with certain health conditions are advised against joining the ATV adventure.
• The tour isn’t wheelchair accessible due to the terrain.
• The activity requires a minimum level of physical fitness to navigate the jungle paths and enjoy the experience fully.

Booking Information

Travelers booking the ATV Jungle Safari Tour on Koh Phangan will receive a confirmation at the time of booking. The tour requires a minimum of 2 people to operate and can accommodate a maximum of 15 travelers per tour. It is essential to note that participants must be between the ages of 4 to 15, and they must be supervised by adults. This jungle adventure is tailored for groups looking to explore the countryside together. The age restrictions ensure that the tour is suitable for families with children, offering an exciting experience for a wide range of ages. Below is a table summarizing the group size and age restrictions for the ATV Jungle Safari Tour:

Cancellation Policy

Upon cancellation of the ATV Jungle Safari Tour on Koh Phangan less than 24 hours prior to the scheduled start time, no refunds will be issued. It’s essential to consider the refund policy before making any changes to your booking.

Here are some key points to keep in mind regarding cancellations:

• Refund available if canceled 24 hours in advance
• No refund for cancellations less than 24 hours before the start time
• Changes within 24 hours of the start time aren’t accepted
• Weather-dependent cancellations offer rescheduling or full refund
• Tour operation may require a minimum number of travelers

Understanding these policies can help you plan accordingly, especially considering the influence of weather conditions on tour availability.

Safety and Equipment

For a safe and enjoyable ATV Jungle Safari Tour experience on Koh Phangan, participants are provided with essential safety gear and thorough operational training. Safety precautions are strictly enforced to ensure the well-being of all riders.

Before embarking on the adventure, all participants receive detailed instructions on riding techniques and safety measures. Each individual is equipped with a helmet, gloves , and any necessary protective gear to minimize the risk of injury during the tour.

Plus, guides offer guidance on how to navigate challenging terrains and obstacles, enhancing the overall experience. By adhering to these safety guidelines and mastering the riding techniques provided, participants can fully enjoy the thrill of exploring the breathtaking landscapes of Koh Phangan on an ATV adventure.

Traveler Experience

Exploring the lush landscapes of Koh Phangan on the ATV Jungle Safari Tour promises an exhilarating adventure filled with thrilling challenges and stunning scenery. Travelers have shared their experiences, highlighting the adrenaline rush and breathtaking views offered by this tour.

Here are some key points based on traveler feedback:

• Adrenaline junkies will find this tour satisfying
• Guides’ attentiveness and tour organization receive positive feedback
• Language barriers may pose communication challenges
• Reviews emphasize the fun and challenging ATV experience
• Some travelers discuss cost comparisons for similar tours

Navigating through the dense jungles and winding trails of Koh Phangan to reach the ATV Jungle Safari Tour starting point offers an exciting introduction to this adventurous experience. To help you find your way, here are some directions and landmarks to guide you:

These key landmarks will assist you in orienting yourself on the island and getting to the starting point of your ATV adventure. Maps of Koh Phangan can also be handy for a more detailed navigation plan.

Here's a few more nearby tours and experiences we have reviewed.

• Koh Pha Ngan: Off-Road Adventure ATV Quad Bike Jungle Tour
• Koh Phangan: One Day Road Trip (Private Group)
• 3.5-Hours ATV Adventure in the Jungle of Koh Phangan
• Snorkel Tour to Koh Nangyuan and Koh Tao by Speed Boat From Koh Phangan
• Koh Tao & Koh Nangyuan Snorkeling Trip By Speedboat From Koh Phangan
• Koh Phangan Private Beach-Hopping Island Tour – Ko Pha Ngan

Common questions

Are There Any Weight Restrictions for Participants on the ATV Tour?

Safety regulations on the ATV tour include weight restrictions for participant safety. Height restrictions may apply for equipment requirements. Participants need good physical ability and experience level for a safe and enjoyable adventure.

Is There a Minimum Age Requirement for Children to Ride on the Atv?

The minimum age requirement for children to ride on the ATV is 4 years old, with supervision by adults. Safety precautions include ensuring good physical and mental abilities for the adventure. Participants should follow guides’ instructions for a secure experience.

Are There Any Restrooms or Facilities Available Along the Tour Route?

During the jungle exploration , travelers can enjoy scenic stops for nature photography and potential wildlife encounters. While restrooms or facilities may not be available along the tour route, travelers should plan accordingly.

Can Participants Bring Their Own Snacks or Drinks on the Tour?

Participants can bring snacks and drinks on the tour, but they should consider any food restrictions . It’s advisable to pack water bottles for hydration. While there may not be picnic spots, they could explore local cuisine after the adventure.

Are There Any Specific Clothing or Footwear Recommendations for the ATV Tour?

Suitable attire for the ATV tour includes comfortable outdoor clothing. Participants should wear closed-toe shoes or sneakers for safety. Avoid loose clothing that may get caught in the ATV. Dress appropriately for the outdoor adventure.

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Experience the thrill of the ATV 1.5 Hours Jungle Safari Tour on Koh Phangan, where adventure meets nature in an exhilarating journey through forests, plantations, and scenic mountain peaks.

With expert guides, top-notch safety measures , and glowing reviews from satisfied travelers, this tour is perfect for adrenaline junkies and nature lovers alike.

Don’t miss out on the chance to explore the hidden gems of Koh Phangan in a unique and unforgettable way.

Get set for an unforgettable adventure!

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Koh Phangan ATV Guide

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Koh Phangan is renowned not just for its vibrant nightlife and full moon parties, but also for its breathtaking natural landscapes, which offer a perfect setting for adventurous activities. Among these, ATV riding stands out as an exhilarating way to explore the island's diverse terrain. This activity provides a unique blend of adventure and the opportunity to discover the island's hidden treasures, from secluded beaches to lush jungles.

ATV riding on Koh Phangan caters to both thrill-seekers and those looking for a new way to experience the island's beauty. The terrain here varies from sandy coastal paths to rugged jungle trails, making it an ideal destination for this kind of exploration. Whether it's navigating through dense forests, cruising along cliffside trails with panoramic ocean views, or exploring the less frequented parts of the island, ATV riding offers a unique perspective and an unforgettable adventure.

The island's rich natural landscapes, combined with the thrill of ATV riding, promise an experience that is both exciting and immersive. For travelers seeking to add an element of adventure to their Koh Phangan itinerary, this guide provides all the essential information about ATV riding on the island, from understanding what an ATV is to the best places for rentals, ideal times for riding, popular trails, and the benefits of guided ATV tours. Let's embark on this journey to uncover the adventurous side of Koh Phangan through ATV's!

ATV's on Koh Phangan

What is an atv.

An All-Terrain Vehicle (ATV) - also commonly known as a quad bike - is a robust, four-wheeled vehicle designed to navigate a variety of terrains with ease. These vehicles are characterized by their high ground clearance, rugged tires, and a design that emphasizes stability and control in uneven landscapes. ATVs are popular for recreational purposes, particularly in areas like Koh Phangan where the terrain varies from sandy beaches to rocky trails.  ATVs come in various styles and sizes, each suited to different needs and skill levels. Here's a breakdown:

• Entry-Level ATVs : These are designed for beginners or those not looking for anything too powerful. They're typically smaller, easier to handle, and have less powerful engines (around 250cc). They're great for leisurely rides on relatively easy trails.
• Utility ATVs : These are the workhorses of ATVs. They're bigger and more powerful (engine sizes can range from 350cc to 700cc or more) and are often used for tasks like towing or carrying cargo. They might not be the fastest, but they're built to handle tougher terrain and heavier loads.
• Sport ATVs : These are for the speed and thrill seekers. Sport ATVs are lighter, more agile, and have more powerful engines (usually ranging from 350cc to 700cc) compared to utility models. They're built for speed and maneuverability, ideal for those who want a more exciting ride on challenging trails.
• Side-by-Side ATVs (UTVs) : These are like a cross between an ATV and a small car. They have a steering wheel and pedals, and they offer seating for two or more people side-by-side. They're great for groups or families and are usually more comfortable and stable than traditional ATVs. Their engine sizes can vary greatly, but they're often more powerful and can handle a wide range of terrains.
• Youth ATVs : Specifically designed for younger riders, these ATVs are smaller in size and have less powerful engines (around 50cc to 125cc). They come with additional safety features and are a great way for kids to get introduced to ATV riding under supervision.

Each type of ATV offers a different experience, so the choice depends on what you're looking to do. For leisurely exploration of Koh Phangan, an entry-level or utility ATV might be ideal. For more adrenaline-pumping action, a sport ATV could be the way to go. And if you're riding with a group or family, a side-by-side ATV would be perfect.

Where to buy or rent an ATV on Koh Phangan

For those looking to invest in their own ATV, Koh Phangan offers a few options. Dealerships and local sellers provide a range of ATVs, from brand-new models to more affordable, pre-owned ones. When buying an ATV on the island, it's crucial to consider factors like the vehicle's maintenance history, suitability for the island’s terrain, and compliance with safety regulations. Read up online and check facebook marketplace to get an idea of current prices.

Renting an ATV is a convenient option for tourists and visitors. The island's main tourist areas, like Thong Sala and Haad Rin, are dotted with rental shops offering ATVs for various skill levels and durations. It's advisable to inspect the ATV for any pre-existing damage and clarify terms like insurance coverage, rental duration, and any restrictions on where the ATV can be taken.

When to ride on Koh Phangan

Koh Phangan, like much of Thailand, typically experiences two main seasons: the dry season and the wet season. Each of these seasons offers a different kind of experience for ATV riders.

• Dry Season (December to April) : This is generally considered the best time to go ATV riding on Koh Phangan. Why? Because the weather is mostly sunny and dry, which means the trails and paths are in great condition for riding. You won't have to deal with muddy or slippery conditions, which can be challenging for ATV riders, especially beginners. The dry season also coincides with cooler temperatures, making your riding experience more comfortable. Plus, the clearer skies provide stunning views of the island's landscapes, from lush jungles to beautiful coastlines.
• Wet Season (May to November) : This period is marked by more rainfall, which can make ATV trails muddy and more challenging to navigate. For experienced riders, this might add an element of adventure, but it can be tricky for beginners. The plus side? The island is less crowded during this time, and the rain brings out the lushness of the jungles and landscapes, making them incredibly scenic. If you're considering riding during this season, be prepared for sudden showers and potentially slippery conditions.

If you want a more comfortable and straightforward ATV riding experience with great weather and optimal trail conditions, aim for the dry season between December and April. But if you're up for a bit of adventure and don't mind getting a bit muddy, the wet season could offer a unique and less crowded experience on the island. Just remember to check the weather forecasts and be prepared for varying conditions!

Where to Ride

Koh Phangan is filled with fantastic spots that are perfect for an ATV adventure. Here are some places where you might really enjoy riding an ATV on the island, described in plain English:

• Beach Trails : Koh Phangan is famous for its stunning beaches, and many have trails nearby or along the coastline. Riding an ATV on these trails lets you enjoy the sea breeze and beautiful ocean views. Imagine cruising along the sandy paths with the sound of waves in the background – it's both relaxing and exhilarating.
• Jungle Paths : The island is home to lush jungles with a network of paths that are perfect for ATV riding. You can navigate through the dense greenery, explore hidden areas, and maybe even spot some local wildlife. It’s a great way to experience the island’s natural beauty up close.
• Mountain Tracks : For those who love a bit of a challenge and want to enjoy some amazing views, the mountain tracks on Koh Phangan are a must-try. Climbing up the trails, you can stop at viewpoints to take in the breathtaking scenery of the island and the surrounding sea.
• Rural Villages : Riding through the island’s rural villages offers a glimpse into the local way of life. It's a more laid-back experience where you can see traditional Thai houses, local farms, and friendly villagers. It’s a wonderful way to understand the island's culture.
• Waterfall Routes : Koh Phangan has several waterfalls, and some can be reached via ATV trails. These rides can be quite adventurous, as you might cross streams and navigate through rougher terrain, but the reward is finding yourself at a beautiful waterfall where you can take a break and maybe even enjoy a swim.
• Sunset Spots : Lastly, don’t miss out on riding an ATV to one of the island's sunset spots. Whether it’s a beach or a hilltop, watching the sunset from these locations after an exciting day of riding is a memorable experience.

Each of these places offers a unique experience, from the thrill of jungle and mountain tracks to the cultural insights of village paths and the scenic beauty of beach trails and sunset spots. Riding an ATV around Koh Phangan is a fantastic way to see the diverse landscapes and hidden gems of the island.

ATV tours provide a more structured and enriching experience compared to independent rentals. These guided tours, led by knowledgeable locals, navigate through carefully selected routes, ensuring a safe and immersive journey. They often include stops at historical sites, hidden natural spots, and provide insights into the island's culture. For beginners, tours also offer a chance to learn and ride under expert supervision, ensuring safety and confidence.

When you go on a tour, the ATV and all necessary equipment are usually provided and are often of higher quality and better maintained than what you might get from a standard rental. Joining a group tour can be a fun way to meet other travelers. It adds a social dimension to the adventure, where you can share experiences and enjoy the trails with like-minded individuals. And guided tours are often more mindful of the environment, ensuring that the trails and areas visited are not harmed. Guides make sure that the natural habitats are respected, which is crucial in ecologically sensitive areas.

With all that in mind, here's a look at some awesome ATV tours on Koh Phangan:

Recommended Tours

1.5 hour atv trip.

This tour is a 1.5-hour guided ATV adventure in Ko Pha-Ngan, Thailand, designed for all skill levels, from beginners to more experienced riders. The tour features fully automatic ATVs, which are easy to operate, making it accessible for everyone. As you ride through the wilderness of Ko Pha-Ngan, you'll have opportunities to stop and take photos at various scenic viewpoints, capturing the beauty of Thailand's landscapes.

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1.5 Hours Jungle Safari Tour

This tour is a 1.5-hour guided ATV adventure in Koh Phangan, suitable for both beginners and experienced riders. The experience begins with a safety briefing where you'll learn how to operate the ATV. Once you're comfortable, you'll follow the guide through diverse landscapes, including forests, plantations, and local farms. The highlight of the tour is reaching an overlook on a mountain peak, offering stunning views of the countryside. The tour includes the ATV rental, all necessary safety equipment, drinking water to keep you hydrated, and insurance for your peace of mind. Additionally, the tour offers multiple times throughout the day, making it easy to find a slot that fits into your schedule. For added convenience, there's also the option for pickup from locations in Koh Phangan.

Off-road Trip on Koh Phangan

This Koh Phangan off-road tour offers an exciting exploration of the island's rugged terrain aboard a 4x4 vehicle, ideal for navigating through mountainous jungles and reaching hidden beaches. Guided by an expert, the tour accommodates a small group of up to 10 passengers, ensuring a personalized experience. Along with adventurous off-roading and stream crossings, the tour includes a leisurely beach break, lunch, bottled water, and travel accident insurance for a well-rounded and safe adventure. It's a great way to experience the less-accessible natural beauty of Koh Phangan without the hassle of driving yourself.

2.5-Hours ATV Jungle Adventure

This 2.5-hour ATV tour in Koh Phangan offers a guided adventure through the island's scenic countryside, suitable for all skill levels, including children, as no special license is required. Under the supervision of a professional coach, participants will ride along natural tracks and through coconut groves, stopping to enjoy breathtaking panoramic views. The tour focuses on safety and excitement, providing helmets and full instructions, making it ideal for families or small groups. The journey takes place in the southern part of the island, featuring stunning ocean views. Safety equipment and a tour guide are included to ensure a secure and enjoyable experience.

3.5-Hour ATV Adventure in the Jungle

This small group ATV tour in Koh Phangan offers an adventurous journey into the island's jungle and up to some spectacular viewpoints. The experience begins with the convenience of hotel pickup. Participants receive safety instructions on how to operate their ATVs before following their guide through the forest, past local villages and farms, and up to stunning viewpoints. The ride lasts around 3.5 hours, leaving the rest of the day free for other activities. The tour includes round-trip transfers from Koh Phangan for ease, the use of an ATV, a knowledgeable tour guide, and a first aid kit for safety. This tour provides a great opportunity to explore the natural beauty of Koh Phangan while experiencing the thrill of ATV riding.

ATV riding in Koh Phangan is more than just an activity; it’s a doorway to discovering the island’s hidden beauty and cultural richness. Whether you choose to rent an ATV or join a guided tour, the experience is bound to be exhilarating. Booking a recommended tour enhances the adventure with the added benefits of local knowledge and safety. After exploring the island on four wheels, remember to view the related articles to delve into the myriad of other attractions that Koh Phangan and Thailand offer, each promising to enrich your travel experience!

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ATV in the jungle of Koh Phangan

An exciting ATV journey through the virgin jungle of Koh Phangan. You can choose among 2 options: ATV Advance which one is 1,5 hours long and ATV Extreme which one is 2,5 hours long.

We starts three times per day: at 10 am, 1 pm and 3:30 pm. During the ATV Advance you will go to the garden and viewpoint. During the ATV Extreme you will drive into the forest. Take a break at the villagers' organic orchard having some fruits. Then you will continue to drive, stop at the view point to see the view of Koh Phangan and drive to waterfall.

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Atv advance, atv extreme.

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• Payment must be made within 3 days after reservation date and not later than 3 day(s) before tour date otherwise reservation expires;
• Koh Sanuk reserves the right to cancel or postpone a tour due to unforeseen circumstances (such as weather conditions). By agreement tour can be rescheduled to another day or company will make full refund;
• Service provider reserves the right to change the trip itinerary and/or destination if weather (wind, waves) does not allow to execute the trip itinerary;
• Client has the right to cancel a booking up to 3 day(s) prior to the tour date. Is this case Koh Sanuk will refund full payment minus bank fee;
• From 3 day(s) up to 1 day(s) before the tour date Koh Sanuk reserves the right charge up to 50% cancellation fee;
• In case of cancellation in 1 day(s) or less from the tour date/time or "No Show", Koh Sanuk will charge up to 100% invoice amount cancellation fee.

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Jungle Experience

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One of Koh Phangan’s original dance events. Jungle Experience is famous for its festival atmosphere, set in the magical jungle location of Baan Tai. This open air party takes place 1 day before the celebrated Full Moon Party. Jungle Experience has grown into one of Thailand’s major music events, blazing a trail in the tech and progressive house scenes on Koh Phangan.

Jungle Experience is a party wonderland, enhanced by out-of-this-world UV decoration, sculptures and fluorescent artwork. A mountain stream meanders under wooden bridges, carving walkways to an enchanted secret garden, where talented sports men and women honour the respected martial arts of Muay Thai. Among the trees on the dance floor, skilled fire spinners, drum circles, laser shows, a magic show, quirky costumes designs entertain the party crowd into the break of dawn. This is the place to get dressed up in your best sparkly outfit. Nothing is too outrageous at Jungle Experience.

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