Elephant Care Park Nai Dee Phuket – the largest sanctuary in Phuket, where elephants rescued from tourist exploitation live. Here they can once again feel at home. We support visiting places like this, where elephants are safe.
You can purchase discounted tickets to Elephant Care Park Nai Dee Phuket from us via or .
Sad statistics: back in the 1950s, there were about 50.000 elephants in Thailand. Today, only 3,000–3,500 remain. The reasons are deforestation and the exploitation of animals for tourism.
Places like Elephant Care Park Nai Dee Phuket exist to help stop the disappearance of elephants. Any form of exploitation is forbidden here – tourists can only observe the elephants’ peaceful life in the wild.
Programs at Elephant Care Park Nai Dee Phuket:
1. Feeding the elephants
You will prepare nutritious treats for the elephants and feed them, followed by a Thai cooking class.
💵 Prices:
Adult ticket – 2000 baht, when booking through us 1200 baht;
Child ticket – 1500 baht, when booking through us 1100 baht.
2. Half day with the elephants
You will feed the elephants, walk with them through the jungle, and visit the elephant spa: bathe with them in the water and cover their skin with special mud to protect them from the sun. Afterwards, you’ll enjoy a Thai cooking class. A photographer will also accompany your group to capture memorable moments.
💵 Prices:
Adult ticket – 3000 baht, when booking through us 1900 baht;
Child ticket – 2500 baht, when booking through us 1500 baht.
The tour to Elephant Care Park Nai Dee Phuket includes round-trip transfer, guide service (English and Chinese speaking), drinks, and fruits. A pleasant bonus: the park is also home to a friendly capybara you can meet.
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Can you ride elephants there? How are the animals treated?
We recommend visiting only sanctuaries where animals are treated well. The elephants live in a natural environment. Elephant riding is strictly prohibited.
Is it safe to visit the sanctuary with small children?
Yes, it’s a great experience for children. The elephants in the sanctuary are accustomed to people and behave calmly. However, parental supervision is mandatory — these are multi-ton animals.
Can you tell us about the elephants at Nai Dee? re there any special residents with unique stories?
The sanctuary is home to 12 rescued elephants, including “Nai Dee” (the park’s namesake) — a female elephant over 60 years old who previously worked in tourist shows and now enjoys her retirement with mud baths. Another star is “Boonmee,” a young elephant with a leg injury from past exploitation, who is now learning to socialize within the herd. Guides share all these stories, emphasizing the elephants’ rehabilitation.
What should I bring with me?
A swimsuit, towel, a change of clothes, flip-flops, sunscreen, and mosquito repellent.
Is there a transfer? How can I get there?
es, you can purchase tickets with a transfer included. You can also buy tickets without a transfer and get there by taxi or rented transport.
How can I buy tickets to Elephant Nai Dee Phuket and what payment methods are available?
Tickets can be purchased via WhatsApp or Telegram. Payment methods:
- Cash in THB at an offline location (areas: Kata, Karon, Bang Tao)
- Cash in THB to our courier (any area)
- Cryptocurrency
- Any currency (bank transfer; minimum amount applies)
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