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Office 3, 347 Pattaya 3rd Rd, Pattaya City, Bang Lamung District, Chon Buri 20150, Thailand
We went for a tour at the Elephant sanctuary yesterday and we had a real good time. We learned how the elephants love to eat, how they stay healthy in captivity. The entire staff beginning with the tour guide Mina and ending with the elephants care takers are so nice and you can see the love they have to the elephants and the elephants to them.
Well organised. You pretty much did everything as they advertise and in a safe, modern environment. The elephants are clearly well looked after and happy in their home. You get really close up to these magnificent beasts. A little expensive but you could see where the money was spent. The meal before we left was outstanding but simple. Thoroughly recommended for any tourist.
Just did this yesterday. At the beginning I was quite reluctant to do so, but it was such a great experience spending some time with those gentle giants. We had a professional with us who explained and answered all my questions for an hour in perfect English! Elephants are such magnificent creatures also are a great ball of positive energy.
This is the office location where you meet for transportation to the elephant camp. This is a great organization who rescues elephants who have been in work camps or forced to carry tourists. The elephants are well taken care of and and seem to enjoy their new lives. If you're considering a tour to see elephants, this is the one to do it.
This was an ethical and amazing elephant sanctuary in Pattaya! We were picked up by their designated driver in a cool van! Just me, my friend and another guy. So it can be considered private! We chose the earliest slot which started at 6:30am when we got picked up. Then 30-minute-ish drive. 1. The caretakers are taking care of elephants when their previous owners couldn’t due to financial difficulties and non-ethical approaches. 2. No elephant-riding activity which is excellent! 3. The activities offered were great and interactive! Feed the elephants, made paper out of elephant poop, make vitamins for elephant digestive, make tie-dye, mud bath the elephants, scrub them and then lunch. 4. Lunch served was amazing!! They even offered halal and vegetarian options upon request. 5. No additional fees for toilets, outerwear to protect your outfit from muds when we were bathing with the elephants and the photos professionally taken. 6. Photographer and caretakers are all experienced and I can see that they love their job. I love it. Well done! Hopefully can see you guys again! Khob khun ka~









