Program B — Elephant Swim

Program B — Elephant Swim · 2 Hours

• Adult: 2,400 THB (Ages 11 years and above)
• Child: 1,800 THB (Ages 4–10 years)
• Infant (0–3 years): Free (Reservation required)

Tour Times:

• 09:00
• 11:00
• 13:00
• 15:00

Pick-Up Times:

• Klong Hia Pier = 08:30 , 10:30 , 12:30 , 14:30
• Chong Lard Pier, Laem Haad = 08:30 , 10:30 , 12:30 , 14:30
• Klong Bon = 08:30 , 10:30 , 12:30 , 14:30
• Loh Po = 08:30 , 10:30 , 12:30 , 14:30
• Pru Nai = 08:15 , 10:15 , 12:15 , 14:15
• Loh Pa Red Beach = 08:15 , 10:15 , 12:15 , 14:15
• Koh Yao noi = 08:00 , 10:00 , 12:00 , 14:00
• Khlong Hia to Loh Poh: Pick up 30 minutes before departure time.
• Phru Nai and Loh Paret: Pick up 45 minutes before departure time.
• Koh Yao Noi: Pick up 1 hour before departure time.

Transfer:

Available Areas: Anywhere on Koh Yao Yai / Koh Yao Noi.

Transfers are shared.

Remark: Free transportation is available within the Koh Yao Yai and Koh Yao Nai areas, except for Koh Yao Paradise and Tree Villas House, where an additional charge applies

Activities Include:

• Feeding the elephants
• Meeting the whole herd with a mahout
• Walking down to the beach with the elephants
• Swimming in the sea alongside the herd
• Showering and scrubbing the elephants
• Please be noted that “Elephant Swim in the Sea” program, availability depends on daily sea level (tide conditions). If the tide is too low, the program cannot operate because the elephants cannot safely walk into the sea. If the tide is too high, strong currents may make the activity unsafe.

Package Inclusions:

• Welcome drink and safety briefing
• Prepare vitamins for the elephants to eat
• Elephant nature spa experience
• Elephant swim in the sea
• Shower with the elephants
• Feed the elephants
• Lunch at Baan Rim Nam Restaurant
• English-speaking guide

Booking Information:

Advance booking required (at least 1 day before your visit).

Every booking must include at least one adult. Infants under 4 travel free but still need a reservation.

Our most popular program — the elephants lead the way to the water and you swim beside them in the shallows of Phang Nga Bay.