Tarzan Adventure Pattaya

Frequently asked questions

• Can children and complete beginners do this?

  Both can. Children have their own 7-platform Kids Course, which is lower to the ground and easier to handle. The 25-platform Adult Full Course assumes no experience: instructors fit your gear, walk you through a briefing and a hands-on demo, and you stay clipped to a harness the whole time. The full course does carry a minimum age and height limit, so send us the child's age and height and we will tell you which course they can join.

• What safety equipment is used, and how is the course supervised?

  Each participant wears a full-body harness and helmet and is connected through a locking carabiner system that keeps you attached from the first platform to the last. Trained instructors give the briefing, show the correct technique and move along the course with the group. Because it is a height and climbing activity, it is not suitable during pregnancy or for guests with heart, back or knee conditions.

• Where exactly is the park, and what are the transport options?

  It is in Na Jomtien (Sattahip), on the southern side of Pattaya near Nong Nooch Garden, Silver Lake and the Golden Cliff Temple. From most central Pattaya hotels the drive runs about 25 to 40 minutes, depending on traffic. Standard tickets do not include transfers, so most guests come by Grab or metered taxi. If you would rather not arrange that yourself, we can add return hotel pick-up for an extra charge once you message us your hotel.

• Are there vegetarian or Indian meals nearby?

  The park has a café and restaurant on site, useful for a drink or light bite after your run, but the menu is not Indian. The course only takes about an hour, so most guests eat properly either before they set out or after they return to Pattaya, where Indian and vegetarian restaurants are easy to find. Visitors combining the park with Nong Nooch Garden often have lunch there instead. Share your route with us and we will point you to suitable veg options along the way.

• Am I allowed to take a phone or camera onto the course?

  You can, as long as it is fixed to your body. Both hands need to stay free for the ropes, so nothing loose may be carried between platforms. A GoPro or phone on a chest, head or wrist mount solves this; a phone simply held in the hand or kept in a pocket does not, since it can fall during a zipline. If you would rather not risk it, leave valuables with a member of your group who is watching from below.