Thailand Family Vlog | A Complete Guide to Visiting Naidi Elephant Conservation Camp

|A complete guide to visiting Naidi Elephant Sanctuary. Those who bring their children to Phuket, Thailand for a family trip will basically consider the [Elephant Sanctuary Camp] itinerary. One day in advance, we booked a trip to Naidi Elephant Sanctuary Camp for the next afternoon. Here is a summary of the strategies for you: 1⃣️How to order? The versatile Moucheng has both one-day and half-day tour packages. Basically, the prices of each company are similar, and there is 24-hour online customer service for communication at any time. Questions about pick-up, what to bring, precautions, follow-up photos, etc. can be answered online at any time. 2⃣️Transportation Basically, the round-trip fare is included. You can ask the customer service in advance whether there is free pick-up and drop-off in the area where you live. If the distance exceeds the limit, you will have to pay extra fees. After the reservation is successful, the customer service will give you an itinerary letter, which will state the time when the driver will pick you up. You can just wait in the hotel lobby in advance. You can also contact customer service in advance on the day to inform them of the license plate number. The return trip will also take you back to your destination, which is very convenient. 3⃣️What to play specifically? There are generally two packages: 1. The basic package is NT$289/adult and NT$259/child (free for children under 3 years old, children's fare for children aged 4-10 years old). It includes hotel pick-up and drop-off + clothing (local style) + elephant cooking and feeding (free food) + learning Thai food making + photography service. The whole journey takes about 1 hour. 2. Love Care Package 460/adult, 400/child (free for children under 3 years old, 4-10 years old are charged for children). In addition to the basic package, it also adds elephant graffiti + mud bath spa + elephant bath + lunch, and the whole process takes about 3 hours If you have a baby, it is recommended to buy a basic package and let the child interact with the elephants. Bathing and mud bath spa are suitable for older children. 4⃣️Suggestions √There are lockers, free of charge √ Remember to bring your swimsuit, as you need to bathe the elephants in the pool √ Bring your own bath towel/towel. There is a separate toilet and shower room for changing clothes (it is best to shower after mud bath spa and bath). √ The elephant park has a special photographer. Remember to ask the photographer to take a photo of you. The photo will be uploaded to the network disk link and you can contact customer service to collect it. √ Bring cash! If you want to buy some popsicles and drinks, you can only pay in cash. Finally, I feel that the "value for money" of the trip is average, but it does allow children to get close to elephants and care for elephants (rather than riding elephants). It allows children to feel that elephants are our friends rather than slaves during the interaction. It is still worth taking your children to experience it once!