Join us at Samui Elephant Haven for an exclusive ethical elephant tour, available both in the morning and afternoon, where our passionate guides will introduce you to the world of these rescued elephants. You’ll learn fascinating facts and observe the elephants as they interact and play in a natural setting, with minimal human interference, providing a respectful glimpse into their lives.
Our sanctuary is home to an incredible family of elephants, Somboon, and Haven to the playful Molorair, Kwan Samui, and Nong Pech among others, each with their own story. Witnessing their behaviours and interactions is an unforgettable experience, filled with joy and camaraderie that highlights the importance of conservation and protecting these animals. Remember to bring your camera for endless photography opportunities, capturing the beauty and essence of these gentle giants and their lush surroundings.
The tour includes convenient transfers to and from the Haven, priced at:
3,000THB for Adults,
1,500THB for Children under 12
Complimentary for children under 4.
We invite you to spend some quality time with our herd, giving guests a tiny glimpse into the lives of these rescued elephants that champion their well-being and dignity.
Book a visit today at Samui Elephant Haven, and step into a world where adventure and conservation meet, leaving visitors with a deeper understanding of these incredible creatures and memories that will last a lifetime.
Our program runs for 3 hours and the itinerary is as follows:
– Registration
– Introduction video and presentation of our sanctuary
– Feeding with various fruits
– Making nutritious rice balls for the elephants and feed them
– Meeting all of our elephants in our sanctuary, including the bulls and baby elephant
– Learning about their natural behaviours.
– Enjoying a vegetarian meal at the end of the program
– Departure
FOR SECURITY PURPOSES AND TO PREVENT FRAUD WE WILL NEVER ASK YOU FOR AN ONLINE PAYMENT OR A DEPOSIT.
PLEASE PAY IN CASH (THAI BAHT) ON YOUR ARRIVAL AT THE HAVEN.
THANK YOU.
