A Morning with the Elephants at Phuket Elephant Sanctuary

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Phuket Elephant Sanctuary is the first and only ethical elephant sanctuary in Phuket where elephants roam around, bathe and sozialize freely across 30 acres of lush, tropical land bordering the Khao Phra Thaeo National Park in North East Phuket. We buy all rescued elephants to ensure that Phuket Elephant Sanctuary is their final home, and we offer professional veterinary care for old and injured elephants. By visiting us, you are supporting a sustainable, ethical and compassionate approach to elephant tourism where elephants have the freedom to live naturally. National Geographic, Lonely Planet and The Guardian have all endorsed our ethical approach.

Thông tin khác

Wheelchair accessible

Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller

Specialized infant seats are available

Suitable for all physical fitness levels

Chính sách hủy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

Bao gồm

We provide bottled water but appreciate if you bring a refill bottle.

Boots, Socks, Umbrellas, Rain Coats, Mosquito Spray

Air-conditioned vehicle

Welcome Snacks, Coffee, Fruits, Juices & Filtered Water

A delicious Thai vegetarian lunch buffet with over 15 choices.

Roundtrip Transfers - If option is not selected

Tùy chọn

Program + Shared Transfers

Pickup included

Program Only (No Transfer)

Transfer NOT included: Please meet in Paklok office at Phuket Elephant Sanctuary. Select Transfers option for transportation for pick-up/drop-off

Đánh giá

4.93

1.322 đánh giá on TripAdvisor

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Amazing
Heather C,
27 thg 3, 2025
5.00
What a wonderful trip from start to finish. Perfect collections and drop offs and the ethical elephant experience was amazing. The food was also great. Thank you
Beautiful sanctuary experience with rescued elephants
Jacqueline C,
25 thg 3, 2025
5.00
I made the mistake of going to a take sanctuary before I discovered this place. Other tourists and I realized something was wrong when we saw elephants chained hidden in the back of jungle. In this experience, we start with a lunch where we are shown the reality of what elephants go through on Thailand and the elephants that the sanctuary saves. Most of the elephants were so abused that they are nearly blind. We are not allowed to touch the elephants like in fake sanctuaries but we are allowed to feed them in a controlled environment and watch them from afar. You get to learn about the relationships that the rescued elephants have with one another and it's just a beautiful experience.
What a brilliant trip,...
Wendy M,
24 thg 3, 2025
5.00
What a brilliant trip, the sanctuary is amazing for the elephants, loved feeding them, and trekking with them in their territory. The lunch was delicious, all staff especially Dennis were lovely and polite. Definitely recommend this trip.
A truly ethical experience.
Karen M,
21 thg 3, 2025
5.00
This was one of the highlights of our holiday! We began with a lovely buffet breakfast which was completely unexpected! The building is beautiful with views over the sanctuary and everything was spotless!! The elephants have all been rescued and you will hear the story of each one. The relationship between each elephant and its ‘mahout’ is mesmerising. Overall a fantastic day!!
Decent experience but lasts FAR too long
Anthony S,
18 thg 3, 2025
3.00
Am I glad I did it, yes. Would I do it again, no. This tour is scheduled for 4 hours. Realistically, it could be 1. The video telling the story of the santuary is impactful and I had high hopes. Feeding the elephants was fun. After that you venture into the santuary with the elephants. While this is really amazing, that can only last so long. Looking at different elephants for 90-120 minutes gets pretty dull. On top of it, the guide just didn't seem to enjoy being a guide. I would have loved it at 1 hour but by hour 3, I wanted to just leave. One final note, as a westerner, I hated taking a tuk tuk from the office to the santuary. Riding in the bed of a truck on a highway with no seatbelts isn't my idea of a good time.