Things to do in Sattahip

One of the best attractions I have visited in Pattaya! From car collections, endless pots of cacti, bonsai , ferns and other beautiful plants, to talentef gentle giants and great friendly staff. One stop shop for all ages😇

สนุกมาก ของและเครื่องเล่นทางน้ำมีให้เลือกเยอะมากไม่ต้องรอคิวนาน สนุกสุดๆ ลืมโทรศัพท์ มีคนใจดีเก็บไว้ให้ พนักงาน น่ารักที่สุด ชอบมาก ลูกมีความสุข ตื่นเต้นมาก จะมาเล่นที่นี่อีกนะ

It was absolutely amazing! There were some really exciting and huge water slides. The whole experience was so much fun and genuinely thrilling. Definitely worth visiting if you’re looking for an exciting day out!

I was so busy filming my own videos that I didn't take many pictures of the scenery. I'll just share a few images from the videos. There was a Chinese-speaking guide, so there were no communication barriers throughout the trip. The whole day was very relaxing and enjoyable; the craft activities were also quite fun. Highly recommended! The food in Set Meal B was also suitable for Chinese palates; it wasn't cheap or half-hearted, and it was very plentiful.

It is a very famous attraction in Pattaya, and many tourist buses stop at the entrance. The Seven Treasures Buddha Mountain is also known as the "Seven Treasures Golden Buddha Mountain". Legend has it that when digging this mountain, some gems were dug out, with a total of 7 colors, so it was named Seven Treasures Buddha Mountain. It is located in Pattaya, Thailand. The Seven Treasures Buddha Mountain in Pattaya was built in 1997 to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the accession of King Rama IX to the throne. The body of the golden Buddha is 130 meters high (including the body of the Buddha 109 meters + the base 21 meters) and about 70 meters wide. Initially, the outline was carved on the mountain with laser, and then poured with 18 tons of gold. It is the largest golden statue of Sakyamuni in Thailand. It was very shocking to see it on the spot. It was a very high mountain, and the Buddha's face was kind and peaceful.

The Four Regions Floating Market is very characteristic of Thailand, with shops lining both sides of the waterways, and you can take a boat tour. We brought our elders here, and they leisurely enjoyed the water town atmosphere. The food and souvenirs were plentiful, making for a very pleasant experience.

There were tigers everywhere. Like every enclosement had Tigers sleeping or sitting. They look well fed and healthy. Definetely a must visit place. But way too costly for the time we can spend there. There are different categories, new born, small, smallest, medium, big, toaby, white tiger etc. Choose only to interact with what you like, maybe one among smallest and new born, & 1 between medium and big! Choosing all will become very costly!

Pattaya Elephant Village is one of those rare places where you feel a deep connection to Thailand’s culture, nature, and wildlife the moment you step in. It’s not just an attraction — it’s a peaceful sanctuary that allows you to experience elephants in a respectful, ethical, and beautifully maintained environment.The atmosphere is calm and welcoming from the start. The staff greet you warmly, explain the history of the village, and guide you through the activities with genuine care. What stands out immediately is how well the elephants are treated — they roam freely, are fed properly, and are handled with kindness. This gives you confidence that your visit supports conservation rather than exploitation.One of the most memorable parts of the experience is the elephant feeding session. Standing face‑to‑face with these gentle giants, offering fruits, and watching them interact with you is truly magical. Their calm nature and expressive eyes make the moment unforgettable. The staff also share interesting facts about each elephant — their age, personality, and background — which adds a personal touch.The jungle walk and trekking experience is another highlight. Walking alongside an elephant through natural surroundings gives you a sense of adventure and serenity at the same time. The pace is slow and comfortable, allowing you to enjoy the greenery, the sounds of nature, and the peaceful rhythm of the elephants. It feels like stepping into a different world, far away from Pattaya’s busy streets.The cultural shows and demonstrations are well‑organized and informative. You get to learn about traditional Thai lifestyles, silk production, and the long history of elephants in Thai culture. Everything is presented in a respectful and educational manner, making the visit meaningful rather than commercial.

Fantastic place to visit, but if you book tickets online best to do it the day before as they can take some time to process with the site. Allow 2hrs to view the site, must go on a tour for the first 40 mins.