If you had read my earlier post on our Pattaya trip outline, you would know that we spent our first day at Swiss Sheep Farm Pattaya! I know it sounds crazy that we took a 6am flight out of Singapore but it’s not as though we had not done anything like this before. Haha! We just wanted to make the most out of our short trip!
From our Homeaway accommodation at Jomtien area, it took us about 30 minutes to reach Swiss Sheep Farm by car. The beautiful, charming and rustic Swiss-inspired architecture make Swiss Sheep Farm a nice place to visit if you enjoy taking photos. Besides that, there are many animals which you can feed at the farm.
The weather wasn’t the most ideal throughout our entire trip and it even rained on our way to the farm. Thankfully, it wasn’t raining when we reached but the skies were quite gloomy.
I got our tickets via Klook. Definitely very convenient as I simply flashed the voucher (in the form of a QR code) on my mobile phone and we managed to get in without any hiccups.
Look at these cute alpacas! All busy munching grass except for one!
I swear that I actually thought these goats were statues because there were completely still for a few minutes, until one of them turned its head ever so slightly.
The kids were so delighted that we got to see the goats up close but this was only the beginning!
Little misschewy saw some grass lying around and couldnt resist feeding the goats.
Initially, we had thought that these goats were the only animals that we would be feeding and spent quite some time there until one of the workers gestured that there were MORE waiting to be fed. LOL. Look at all these sheep!
Little misschewy was really enthusiastic about feeding the animals because when she had finished giving out all the grass, she went round picking more from the ground! The admission ticket comes with a coupon which you can exchange for a handful of grass. Additional animal food such as milk and carrots can be purchased separately at a small fee.
This sheep really very garang! It jumped over the fence and sort of chased after us. Little misschewy was really brave and calm, while I ran away screaming like a mad woman, with a bunch of grass in my hand.
Isn’t the horse cute? Looked like it was smiling ya?
I’m not sure if they rotate the horses for “horse riding duties” lol but this horse was the one and only one at the Horse Station.
It was roughly a 10-minute ride and the route includes crossing a bridge before looping back.
Apart from interacting with the animals, we also had fun taking photos at various spots at the farm! It was a good and bad thing that there weren’t many people at the farm. Good because you get nice photos without any “extras” in the frame, and bad because it’s so hard to find someone to help you with group shots! We only had three family shots! Highly recommend you bring a selfie stick or a tripod.
The weather was really hot and humid, so we were happy to see ice cream! Plus it was so cheap! Three scoops at around 80 baht, which is like SGD $3?! We had the cotton candy, yam and chocolate (hidden from view) flavors.
There were really many nice spots for photo-taking at Swiss Sheep Farm but the kids started to show signs of fatigue, hence we decided to call it a day. We also stopped by the souvenir shop to get some magnets before leaving!
Swiss Sheep Farm Pattaya
19/20 ม.7 นาจอมเทียน สัตหีบ ชลบุรี
Ban Na Jomtian, Chon Buri, Thailand
Tel: 038-119095, 099-1234134
Email: swisssheepfarmpattaya@gmail.com
Opening Hours:
Mon to Fri
10am – 7pm
Sat & Sun
9am – 7pm