Yes, you can ride a quad and fly a zipline in the same trip on Koh Samui, but only one park makes it easy today. Samui Quad Motor's 2 hour safari breaks at a remote jungle bar where you can add a zipline over the valley at the Tree Bridge, right in the middle of the ride. No park currently sells a single combined ATV and zipline ticket online.
Samui Quad Motor, based at Maenam Soi 1, runs its 2 hour safari up through coconut and rubber plantations to a mountain viewpoint and a seasonal waterfall. Halfway through, the group stops at a jungle bar for a drink, and that is where the zipline lives: the Tree Bridge, a line over the valley you can add on the spot if you fancy it. Riders who want to keep their feet on the ground simply enjoy the break.
The safari costs ฿2,800 per driver and ฿1,400 for a passenger seat, with hotel pickup included, and you pay on the day. The zipline is optional and arranged at the stop itself, so nobody pays for it sight unseen. Drivers ride from age 12 after a short ability check, passengers join from 5.
If you want both in one outing, the Samui Quad Motor safari is the practical answer: the zipline slots into the drink stop, so it costs you no extra travel time. If the zipline is the main event and the quad is the side dish, consider doing them on separate days instead; a dedicated zipline park gives you a full course of lines rather than one crossing. For a day built around the lines rather than the quad, our sister site kohsamuizipline.com is our dedicated guide to ziplining on Koh Samui. And if you are choosing between adrenaline options generally, our ATV vs buggy guide covers the other off-road choice on the island.
Yes. Samui Quad Motor's 2 hour safari stops at a jungle bar where you can add the Tree Bridge zipline over the valley mid-ride. It is the only park with a zipline built into the tour route today. Checked July 2026.
The 2 hour safari is ฿2,800 per driver and ฿1,400 for a passenger, paid on the day. The Tree Bridge zipline is an optional extra arranged at the stop itself.
No. The tour breaks at the jungle bar either way; riders who skip the zipline just enjoy the drink stop and the view before riding on.
Not online today. Wild Action advertises an ATV and zipline combo but is temporarily closed until around August 2026, and Jungle Quad can arrange ziplining separately alongside its tours.