Can’t decide between the buggy, the zipline, and Monkey Land? Don’t. Take all three.
Start the day behind the wheel of your own 4×4, working the trails through the Anamuya hills before cooling off with a swim in the river. From there, the pace picks up: 12 zipline platforms across 18 stations, with one stretch running a full 800 meters above the jungle canopy. By the time you’re back on the ground, you’ve earned the calm part of the day – squirrel monkeys raised by a Canadian couple with more than 35 years of animal experience climbing straight into your hand at Monkey Land, with a Coconut House stop and lunch built in along the way.
Three adventures people usually book separately, done back to back in one day.
One ticket, three adventures, nothing left to decide.
Three activities in one day means three sets of rules, and they do not all apply to the same people. The buggy needs a driver of eighteen with a licence and a year behind the wheel. The zipline sets a minimum age of six, a weight range, a waist limit and closed-toe shoes. Monkey Land is open to almost everyone, with the exception of severe peanut allergies. If your group spans a wide age range, read all three before booking rather than assuming the youngest can do everything.
Ten hours is a long day. If your group would rather do two of the three, they also come as 8-hour combos: Jungle Buggy & Zipline, Monkey Land & Jungle Buggy, and Zipline & Monkey Land.

























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