KHAO LAK
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The 6 guided tours travellers book most often out of Khao Lak, with notes on what each day is actually like, who runs it, and where the value sits.
Khao Lak ethical elephant sanctuary tour with hotel transfers: feed elephants, watch river bathing, and get unlimited photos in about 90 minutes.
“Fantastic to see these magnificent creatures roaming at will and the staff being so kind to them and no bull hooks needed. A great experience”
A 2-hour small-group eco tour at Khaolak Elephant Sanctuary with rescued elephants, ethical feeding, jungle walks, and included photos.
“One of highlights of my time in Khao Lak. This sanctuary doesn’t offer elephant riding or bathing but instead you get to feed these amazing animals, go for a walk with them in the jungle and watch them enjoying the river. Thanks to Mike for being such an informative guide. Highly recommend.”
A 1-hour guided elephant sanctuary visit in Khao Lak with hotel transfers, up-close feeding, river bathing, and a conservation-focused eco guide.
“Umgang mit den Elefanten top. Guide könnte etwas besseres Englisch sprechen. Fahrt mit Tuk Tuk. Grüße”
Small-group, ethical Khaolak elephant sanctuary visit with hotel pickup, coffee break, feeding, and a 1-hour jungle walk.
“Beautiful elephant sanctuary the elephants look so happy and looked after here was amazing to get up close feed them and walk with them in the forest”
Guided Khao Lak nature walk plus an ethical, hands-off elephant sanctuary visit with English guides and hotel transport options.
“Esperienza breve ma completa. Semplice visita in una riserva e breve passeggiata in compagnia di uno degli elefanti presente.”
Khao Lak to elephant sanctuary, Nam Kem clay museum, and Takua Pa Old Town with Sunday market stops, plus 5 tastings and hotel pickup.
“Wonderful tour to Elephant Sanctuary at Khao Lak, the Tsunami museum, Takua Pa Sunday Market and two amazing temples with Spaike as our great tour guide. A day with many beautiful impressions including celebrations at a stunning Wat in Takua Pa.”
