Paradise Park Samui is heaven for the whole family!

Would you like to swim in an unusual pool among the mountains and admire the beautiful exotic feathered friends which are domesticated so much that you can pet and feed them from your hands freely in the open air? Welcome to Samui Paradise Park, which is a great experience for people of all ages, especially for those who walk around Thailand with children. From English “Paradise Park Farm” translates as “Paradise Park,” and the name more than lives up to its name. Would you like to see for yourself? Read on!

Paradise Park Farm.

The place is definitely worth your attention, panoramic ocean views, pool, animals walking freely in the park. A perfect place to relax with the whole family.

What is Paradise Park on Koh Samui

Paradise Park is a relatively flat area amid dense tropical vegetation located on Khao Pom, Samui’s highest mountain. It offers wonderful views of an unusual topographic landscape which fades into a beautiful coastline of small islands.

While in the landscaped grounds of Paradise Park, you will find a large number of beautiful flowers, with butterflies fluttering over them, and a bright green lawn with shrubs and palm trees growing around it. As for one of the great reasons to visit this Koh Samui bird farm, we have colorful pedigree pigeons, majestic peacocks, funny parrots (wavy, lovebirds, jackoos, macaws, cockatoos, cockatiels) and lots of other bird species.

In addition to the birds, Paradise Park will also welcome guests with some species of animals, which, by the way, can be counted on their fingers. By the way, since the management is positioning this place as a park and farm, it would be wrong to compare it to a zoo.

Picture-pool-in-Paradise Park

The second treasure of this farm is an unusual pool filled to the top with water so that one side of it feels like a cliff (its edge has become a favorite spot for extreme photo shoots). Swimming in the cool water against the backdrop of beautiful views of Samui produces a large dose of endorphin – the hormone of happiness! After swimming you can sunbathe on a lounge chair. By the way, for a nominal fee of 200 baht you will be offered a towel.

Who should visit Paradise Park on Samui

Paradise Park is full of visitors. The fact is that of all the attractions on Koh Samui, this place is very popular with tourists who buy package tours (read more about the best tours on Koh Samui), the price of which is much higher than the standard entrance price. There are especially a lot of our compatriots here, as evidenced by the signs with inscriptions in Russian.

Of all guests, this farm is most loved by couples with children because it is for the younger generation that this place is considered paradise: all the animals can be fed right out of their hands; rabbits can be stroked and carried around in a basket; squirrels and monkeys can be played with; and parrots and doves come up into your hands themselves. You’re unlikely to find a more intimate connection to exotic wildlife on Koh Samui!

How-to-drive-and-ticket-cost

To get to Koh Samui Paradise Park on your own you must rent a bike or book a transfer. After passing the main ring road, you have to climb up the mountain road for about 15 minutes, walking is problematic.

There are two roads to the farm, both stretching from the main ring road, one is preferable to go from Naton Beach, the other from Chaweng Beach. The roads are next to each other, so if you pass one, you can turn onto the other. On both roads there are signs indicating the direction of the road, so if you are careful, you will not get lost.

The ticket price: adults 400 baht; children 300 baht; toddlers free.

The tour from the hotel with entrance: adults, 800 baht; children, 600 baht.

Since the farm is located in the central part of the island, it makes no sense to book a hotel near it. But if you do, you can do so at Hotellook.ru or RoomGuru.ru.