Flight of the Gibbon (Chonburi)
Soar three kilometres through mature rainforest on Thailand's original zipline - 23 platforms, sky bridges and abseils inside Khao Kheow safari park, capped with a Thai lunch and a safari visit.
Quick facts
The essentials before you go - what Flight of the Gibbon (Chonburi) offers and what it costs.
Menu & prices
| Treatment | Duration | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Canopy adventure | ||
| Flight of the Gibbon — 3km canopy zipline tour ~2 hours · approx. | ฿3,500 | |
| What's on the course | ||
| 23 platforms — 300m+ longest zipline 3km total | Included | |
| 2 suspended sky bridges Across the canopy | Included | |
| 2 abseil descents Rope descents | Included | |
| Included extras | ||
| Thai lunch After the tour | Included | |
| Khao Kheow Open Safari visit Same site | Included | |
Facilities
About Flight of the Gibbon (Chonburi)
Flight of the Gibbon is Thailand's first zipline operator and one of the world's largest canopy adventures, set inside Khao Kheow Open Safari park in Chonburi — about 45 minutes from Pattaya. The course runs three kilometres through mature rainforest, linking 23 platforms with a longest zipline of more than 300 metres.
It's a roughly two-hour adventure rather than a quick thrill: between the ziplines you cross two suspended sky bridges and make two abseil descents, all under the watch of trained guides who handle your safety gear from platform to platform.
The experience is built as a half-day out. The package typically bundles a Thai lunch and a visit to the surrounding Khao Kheow Open Safari, so the canopy flight pairs with food and wildlife. Riders need to be under 120 kg and at least one metre tall.
Good to know
- The package includes a Thai lunch and a safari-park visit
- Maximum rider weight is 120 kg
- Minimum height is 1 metre
- Plan for about two hours on the course
- It's around 45 minutes by road from Pattaya
- Price varies with transfer and lunch options
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