Best Things to Do in Phuket, with baby

Simon Cabaret Phuket is 37% Baby-Friendly

Infants under 1 year are not admitted, older babies must sit on a lap amid booming music and strobe lights, and there is no nursing or changing area, making the venue challenging for carers.

Recommended visit duration: 1-1.5 hours

Tiger PARK Phuket is 36% Baby-Friendly

Infants may enter the Newborn zone free with a paying parent, yet no nursing rooms, changing tables, stroller rental, or quiet rest areas exist, so parents must bring full gear and manage heat and crowds.

Recommended visit duration: 2–3 hours

The Big Buddha, Phuket is 35% Baby-Friendly

Parents can park, take quick photos and leave, but no nursing room, diaper table or stroller rental exists, paths are uneven, and closure means little to do beyond a short stop.

Recommended visit duration: 0.5-1 hour

Athena Cabaret Show is 34% Baby-Friendly

Infants can enter free on a lap and strollers fit the aisles, yet deafening sound, flashing lights, and no nursing or changing rooms make the show stressful for babies and caregivers.

Patong Elephant Hug is 34% Baby-Friendly

Infants may enter but must stay on an adult’s lap; paths are muddy, no nursing room or diaper tables, stroller space costs extra, and parents juggling a baby cannot join water activities fully.

Promthep Cape is 29% Baby-Friendly

Uneven rocky paths, many stairs, no stroller routes, no nursing or change rooms, and sunset crowds make visiting with an infant inconvenient and somewhat unsafe; carry-style only if you insist.

Hanuman World is 27% Baby-Friendly

Babies under 4 are barred from all ziplines, skywalks, and luge, and no nursing room or changing table is listed, so parents can only wait in the café with a stroller, making the visit barely worthwhile.

Tiger Kingdom - Phuket is 27% Baby-Friendly

Babies cannot enter tiger enclosures, the park lacks nursing rooms, stroller hire and quiet areas, and loud roars may frighten infants; parents are limited to outside viewing paths.

Patong Boxing Stadium Sainamyen is 27% Baby-Friendly

Infants sit free on laps and strollers may enter, yet ear-splitting noise, flashing lights, late hours and the absence of nursing or diaper facilities make a visit stressful and risky.

Flying Hanuman is 27% Baby-Friendly

Infants under 4 cannot ride any zipline and no nursing or changing room exists; they must wait in lobby or café, so parents juggle care and may miss the adventure, though entry is not banned.