Attractions and Tours

Flight of the Gibbon
The Flight Of The Gibbon is quite a new tourist attraction to the Pattaya area but it has quickly become established along with it's sister venture in Chiang Mai as one of the leading Thailand tourist attractions. Based on a concept devised by Eco scientists many years ago in Costa Rica so they could more closely study the Eco system of the rain forest canopies using a system of zip lines, platforms and pulleys, the Flight Of The Gibbon has made this once exclusive domain a thrilling adventure for everyone.

Nong Nooch Tropical Garden
The Flight Of The Gibbon is quite a new tourist attraction to the Pattaya area but it has quickly become established along with it's sister venture in Chiang Mai as one of the leading Thailand tourist attractions. Based on a concept devised by Eco scientists many years ago in Costa Rica so they could more closely study the Eco system of the rain forest canopies using a system of zip lines, platforms and pulleys, the Flight Of The Gibbon has made this once exclusive domain a thrilling adventure for everyone.

Coral Island, Koh Larn
Koh Larn (Ko lan or Larn Island) is an island situated near Pattaya City. It is also one of most recommended attractions of Pattaya.

As visitors can enjoy white sandy beaches and coral reefs there, it is suitable for any kinds of tourists to visit. Whether visitors enjoy quiet atmosphere or busy environment, they can find it in the island. Near koh Larn, there are also two small islands, where these small islands are famous for coral reefs.

Underwater World
One of the largest and most modern aquariums in Asia, Underwater World Pattaya has a sub aqua tunnel divided into three different zones: Coral Reef, Shark and Ray, and the Giant Siam – all offer great views of the more than 200 different Marine species, including a rare shovelnose ray - a hybrid between a shark and a stingray. Near the entrance, there is a Touch Pool displaying creatures found in rock pools at coastal areas around Thailand. The pool allows interaction between visitors and the marine animals.

Milion Years Stone Park
Milion Years Stone Park. One of Pattaya's favorite day-time attractions, the park covers a large area with rock gardens on beautifully landscaped grounds.

Interesting sights include fossilised plants of more than a million years old, 200-year old Thai-style bonsai trees, crocodile pools and a collection of rare animals such as albino bears. Crocodile round-ups, magic shows and animal performances are also major attractions.

Pattaya Elephant Village
Pattaya Elephant Village. Delight in a wide range of shows and demonstration like elephant training techniques, bathing, traditional roundup methods and the highlight, the ‘Glong Sabad Chai’ (victory drums ceremony) with a war elephant.

It’s a popular spot for Thai and foreign visitors alike. Elephant Village offers daily performances at 14:30 and elephant rides.

Alcazar Ladyboys Show
Alcazar Cabaret of Pattaya City is now well-know throughout most of the world in equivalence to both Lido & Moulin Rouge of Paris. But Alcazar is different that Drag Queen stages it. Alcazar was not accepted at its early days of establishment when audiences misinterpreted our shows. After years of working hard & developing their technology, Alcazar of today is a world's acclaim. Alcazar on Pattaya II Road offers three shows daily at 6 p.m., 8 p.m. and 9.30 p.m. with an extra show on Saturdays at 11 p.m.

Tiffany Cabaret
Encounters with ladyboys in Pattaya typically follow a predictable pattern: you either get groped or relieved of your wallet. The truly blighted, may even experience both. Not so at Tiffany's, the seafront city's world-famous and 30 year-old ladyboy cabaret extravaganza. Here, three times each night, a surgically and hormonally-enhanced army of transgender performers put on a show that shatters that fearsome reputation. With painted nails, delicious pouts and feline grace, not only do they look ladylike, they even act it.

Sanctuary of Truth
Encounters with ladyboys in Pattaya typically follow a predictable pattern: you either get groped or relieved of your wallet. The truly blighted, may even experience both. Not so at Tiffany's, the seafront city's world-famous and 30 year-old ladyboy cabaret extravaganza. Here, three times each night, a surgically and hormonally-enhanced army of transgender performers put on a show that shatters that fearsome reputation. With painted nails, delicious pouts and feline grace, not only do they look ladylike, they even act it.

Alangkarn
Encounters with ladyboys in Pattaya typically follow a predictable pattern: you either get groped or relieved of your wallet. The truly blighted, may even experience both. Not so at Tiffany's, the seafront city's world-famous and 30 year-old ladyboy cabaret extravaganza. Here, three times each night, a surgically and hormonally-enhanced army of transgender performers put on a show that shatters that fearsome reputation. With painted nails, delicious pouts and feline grace, not only do they look ladylike, they even act it.

Yellow Submarine
Yellow Submarine. Thanks to the Beatles, we have all heard about the yellow submarine, and now you can go in the real thing?

At Pattaya, you can. Traveling at a maximum speed of seven knots, this bright yellow vessel can dive to the depth of 100 meters. Take a ride and explore the beautiful coral and marine animals just off the coast of Pattaya – without getting your hair or feet wet.

Pattaya-Bangkok, all day trip
Leaving Pattaya at 06:30am and proceed to Wat Taimtr, Golden Buddha and China Town. You will also visit Wat Po, The Temple Of The Reclining Buddha. Then taking a long tail boat on the Chao Praya river and the klongs where you will see the daily life of the Thai people who live there and has changed little for centuries. Stopping at the Ancient Wat Arun which has become a symbol of Bangkok. Cross the river to the Royal Palace with it's different buildings constructed by the Kings. Visit Wat Phra Kaew home to the most sacred relic of Buddhism, the Emerald Buddha. After lunch go to the National Museum and return to Pattaya.

Pattaya-Ayutthaya, all day trip
Departure time from Pattaya at 06:30 am. First visit will be at Bang Pa In, the former summer place of KIng Rama 5 who was leading the country at it's most prosperous time. Proceeding to Wat Pha Nan Choern by boat and then to Wai Yai Chaimongkol, a temple of great victory which was built by King Naresuan to commemorate his victory over Prince of Burma n 1592 AD. The next temples that we will visit is Wat Mahathat and Wat Rachaburana which is the cremation site of two Princes who were both killed on elephant back duel fighting each other for the throne. Afterwards we will proceed to Wat Sisanpet the formor temple and palace burnt in 1767 AD. The last temple that we will visit is Wat Napramain the only temple that was not destroyed by the Burmese War. Lunch will be served in a restaurant nearby.

Pattaya-Koh Samet Island, all day trip
Pattaya-Koh Samet Island, all day trip. The pier fo this beautiful island is about 50 minutes driving from Pattaya.

You'll find Ko Samet to be a traveller's paradise of magnificent beaches, delicious seafood and dozens of choices for nightlife. As Ko Samet misses most of the heavy monsoon that plagues other islands, the weather is guaranteed to be pleasant at almost any time of year.

Pattaya-Damneon Saduak and Riwer Kwai, all day trip
Pattaya-Damneon Saduak (the most famous Thai Floating Market) and Riwer Kwai, all day trip.

Experience Thais rural life and a charm of countryside at Damnoen Saduak Floating Market and visit historical sites in Kanchanaburi including the Bridge over the River Kwai, War Museum, Allied War Cemeteries and enjoy Train ride on Death Railway through magnificent scenery, passing over the original wooden viaduct constructed by Allied POWs

Pattaya-Damnoen Saduak and Riwer Kwai, 2days and 1night
This two-day tour through Kanchanaburi province gives you the chance to enjoy its rugged scenery while gaining insight into the area's tragic WWII history. Tour includes visiting the War Museum, Allied War Cemetery and famous Bridge over the River Kwai. On day two, visiting Hell Fire Pass Memorial and a ride on the Death Railway which cuts through picturesque countryside and cost thousands of POWs lives.