Phuket Zipline & Sky Bridges: 28 Platforms & Forest Views

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Duration3h

GroupUp to 20

LanguagesEN · TH

PickupAt your hotel

You're clipped into a harness, stepping off a platform 30 meters up, and the forest floor drops away.

You're picked up from your hotel, driven to the Kathu Waterfall site, and spend 2.5 hours moving through 28 platforms connected by seven ziplines and three sky bridges. The longest zipline runs 400 meters over the forest canopy. Meal and a souvenir shirt are included in the full package, and you're back at your accommodation by afternoon or early evening.

Step-by-step itinerary

Flying Hanuman Zipline Adventure

Arrive at Flying Hanuman site
Start zipline journey at Kathu Waterfall
Complete 28 or 16 platform rounds
Enjoy meal if included in journey

The Experience

That moment — when your feet leave solid ground and the zipline pulls you forward over the canopy — is what Flying Hanuman is built around. It's not the beach version of Phuket that most people see. The zipline adventure sits in the hills above Kathu Waterfall, where the island's thick forest takes over and the air smells like wet earth and leaves. You get picked up from your hotel in the designated zones around Phuket, driven to the site, and then you're suited up with a harness, helmet and gloves. The whole experience runs 2.5 hours, and you move through 28 platforms across four rounds of playtime — 8am, 11am, 1pm, or 3pm depending on which session you choose.

The course itself has seven ziplines, three sky bridges you walk across suspended between trees, and one longer dual zipline that stretches 400 meters — the longest in Phuket. There's also an abseil point if you want to rappel down, and spiral staircases connecting the platforms so you're always moving, always aware of the height and the view. The guides are multilingual and stay with your group, so if you're nervous about the height or unsure about the harness, they talk you through it. Kids can do this too — it's family-friendly, though children under four aren't allowed and anyone with spinal injuries, pregnancy, or certain health conditions should skip it. The site itself is wheelchair accessible, which is unusual for a zipline park.

If you book the meal package, lunch is included after you finish the course — vegetarian options are available if you request them when you book. You get a Flying Hanuman T-shirt as a souvenir, and the whole thing wraps up so you're back at your hotel by early afternoon or evening depending on your start time. The forest view from up there is genuinely different from what you see on the beach side of Phuket, and the activity takes the island's outdoor potential seriously instead of just selling you another boat tour.

What’s included

Your day includes hotel pickup from designated zones in Phuket, entry to the Flying Hanuman site, a safety briefing and full harness setup, access to 28 platforms with seven ziplines and three sky bridges, one 400-meter dual zipline, an abseil point, a 20-minute wilderness walk through the forest, a skyrail section, first aid and insurance coverage, and a Flying Hanuman T-shirt.
If you book the meal package, lunch is provided after the course.
Round-trip transport back to your hotel is included.
Vegetarian meals are available with advance notice.

Good to know

Moderate physical levelWheelchair accessibleAccessible transportStroller friendlyInfant seats availablePets welcomePublic transport nearbyNot for pregnant travelersNot for heart conditionsNot for back problemsInfants must sit on laps

Operated by Flying Hanuman

Is this one for you?Book this if you want to see Phuket's forest side instead of another beach day and don't want to arrange your own transport to the site — the pickup and drop-off means you just show up at your hotel ready to zipline.