Kuiburi Elephant Safari

Day 1: Bangkok - Kuiburi National Park - Hua Hin (-/L/-)

07.00     Pick up from your accommodation and drive to the famous Train Market at Samutsongkram.

08.30     Experience the fascinating way of life of local vendors while the train arriving at the station.

10.00     Visit unseen Temple at Bang Kung camp.

10.45     Continue to Phetchaburi province and stop for lunch on the way. Afterward visit the Phra Nakhon Khiri Historical Park, the former royal palace built by King Rama IV which offers panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.

14.00     Continue to the Kui Buri National Park where you have the rare opportunity to see wild elephants in their natural habitat. You will spend the afternoon in the park on a truck safari with experienced park rangers who will take you to see these magnificent animals roaming through the park.

18.00     Return to Hua-hin for overnight and check in a Chomview hotel.  

Day2: Hua hin – Taboon – Bangkok  (B/L/-)

10.30     Check out and return to Bangkok. En route to Bangkok you will enjoy the scenic view of Salt paddy, Fresh Seafood lunch and experience Salt spa with foot massage at Baan Leam area. 

17.00     Arriving Bangkok.

***Remark ***Rajabhakti park in Hua Hin can be visiting as an optional on Day 2

Prices in Thai Baht / per Person in a double bed room

Services included:

•             Transport and transfers

•             Local English-speaking guide

•             Meals as mentioned in the programme

•             Local community and cultural activities

•             All entrance fees for visits mentioned in the programme

Services not included:

•             Additional soft drinks/alcohol

•             Personal expenses

•             Tips for guide and driver

•             Domestic and international flights

Please be advised:

In some villages you may not be allowed take pictures of people and some places may be out of bounds to visitors. If you wish to take photographs or are unsure whether an action is appropriate, please ask your local guide for advice.

Responsible mind:

The villagers’ income from tourists is to help support the community and preserve its way of life. We have designed our tours to provide them with job opportunities and a sustainable way of maintaining their cultural heritage and to offer an alternative to illegal activities like mineral exploration, deforestation and hunting wildlife.

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