Koh Larn
We fly hereChonburi · near Pattaya
A 4 km ridge soarable in the sea breeze, with top-landing and beach landing. Tandems, training and visiting pilots. A short boat ride from Pattaya.
Where to fly
Coastal ridges and mountain thermals
From the sea-breeze ridge on Koh Larn to cross-country sites inland, here's where people fly in Thailand and when to go.
Sites
Paragliding sites in Thailand
Thailand has two main kinds of flying: steady coastal ridge soaring in the sea breeze, and thermal flying inland in the dry season. Some sites need a licence and local permission, so always fly with a local guide on your first visit.
Chiang Mai hills
Chiang Mai · north
Mountain launches above the valleys east of the city. Thermal flying with views over forest and rice fields. Smoke haze usually arrives around March.
Khao Sadao
Nakhon Ratchasima (Korat)
Often called the best cross-country site in Thailand, with a large take-off. Site fees apply and pilots need a licence.
Khao Dan
Phetchaburi
An inland hill site south-west of Bangkok with thermal and cross-country potential.
Khao Phang
Chumphon · south
A lower hill site on the upper southern peninsula.
Pak Nam Pran coast
Prachuap Khiri Khan
Beach tow launches and coastal ridges along the bays south of Hua Hin, often visited on cross-country tours.
Some sites close from time to time. Phu Thap Boek, for example, is currently closed to free flying. Check with us before you travel.
Seasons
When to fly where
A typical year. Every flight still depends on the day's wind and weather.
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Coast · Koh Larn
North · Chiang Mai
Inland · Korat
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