Giant Catfish Farm

5 Kevin Wang - 2 months ago

Not a must see in Krabi but if you have free time, really fun place to go. The entrance fee is only 50 and it gives you some food for fishes.

Do bring mosquito repellent as the place is a bit rundown probably due to COVID. I don't think you need special equipment as mentioned by other users. Flip flops are fine but the path is bit muddy that's all.

Easy for children as. We didn't know there was a HUGe pig and got scared as it was walking towards us. But I the end it went its own way and took a mud bath in front of us. We missed the crocodile and the turtles as we didn't there were some and fled as we forgot mosquito repellent. The fishes are impressive.

5 Tammy Cole - 9 months ago

Who new you could have so much fun at a catfish farm? We came by on our last day in Krabi and so glad we did. It was a great adventure walking around and seeing the farm. There are some streams and a few ponds of catfish. Some of the catfish are very large. It is 50 baht for adults. Grab some water shoes/ sneakers and enjoy the Catfish Farm.

4 Cathy Bae - 7 months ago

Good place for a very quick jungle experience. Just be careful. There are spiders on some of the leaves and during our trip there was a bonus animal not owner by the farm a green ???? . Never shake any plants. Watch your step and look at cob webs.

5 DerLux - 8 months ago

were there today with our 2 children - the lady is very friendly and helpful. the tour is absolutely captivating ... you never know what you might discover around the next bend. definitely a different experience than in a zoo - the big fish is amazing. 50 baht admission including food

3 K Ito - a month ago

Very chaotic and many mosquitos. The crocodile seemed fake because it didn’t move at all while we were there. The giant fish were impressive.

5 Tom - 3 months ago

So many catfish! Feels like your walking through a dense jungle. Loads of different ponds each with catfish and other fish. The huge Arapaima was definetly the main event. And only 100thb for 2 people.

5 Em Key - 2 years ago

Now this place is an acquired taste. Rural, jungle looking like farm with no guide and unique art all over the place. You get small amount of fish food once you buy the ticket so you can feed the fish. I'd say that the main attraction is the baby Arapaima, 10 years old. We spoke with lovely Nana who is working there and got some insight about it. The fish is beautiful, endangered and downright scary. Almost dropped my phone while recording it eat. There were few turtles, an alligator, piranhas and catfish. It was fun feeding them and visiting the place. As I said, an acquired taste place...