Bathe and feed the elephants in the water at the local ethical elephant park on a tour in Khao Lak. Also, visit the Turtle Conservation Center, a Head Start project that takes care of turtle nursery.
About this activity
- Free cancellation
- Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
- Reserve now & pay later
- Keep your travel plans flexible — book your spot and pay nothing today.
- Duration 3.5 hours
- Check availability to see starting times
- Skip the ticket line
- Live tour guide
- English
- Pickup included
- The driver will be holding a sign with your last name on it.
Highlighted reviews from other travelers
The very close interaction with the Elephants . Being squirted by the elephant made us laugh which prompted more squirting. The Mahout was very knowledgeable and it was clear to see the love between the both.
Tour was Brilliant. JoJo was a fantastic guide. Turtles were great but the best part had to be meeting the elephants and their mahouts. Walking them down to the river and bathing them was a bucket list experience. Wow and wow. I wish i could do that everyday.
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What to bring
- Swimwear
- Towel
- Camera
- Biodegradable sunscreen
Know before you go
- The elephants are well treated and healthy
- Domestic elephants have been with humans (especially in South East Asia) for centuries, they have been used for transportation, working, and entertainment
- Domestic elephants are born in-house, and are almost impossible to release into the wild for many reasons: They are unable to find (enough) food due to been fed for many generations and a loss of habitat, deforestation, communities, plantations etc., or they are unable to connect to herds in the wild. By involving activities with animals in tourism, the industry is supporting the animals and the owners in a good manner
- Elephant bathing and feeding is to support the natural behavior of elephants as they do so in the wild, therefore it is not considered a cruelty. The local partner can guarantee their guests a friendly and healthy relationship between the mahouts and their elephants, as they've known them for a long time