Elephant Hills

Experience Thailand’s first luxury tented jungle camps, combining the camp idea of the African national parks with the Thai tropical forest environment.




Choose from The Elephant Camp, which comprises 35 deluxe tents, or the floating Rainforest Camp, one of the world’s only luxury floating tented camps, situated on the emerald green waters of Cheow Larn Lake.





All of the terrific tour packages are fully inclusive of accommodation, full board, activities and the services of a fully trained, TAT-licensed English speaking Thai tour guide. Home to a wealth of captivating and exhilarating adventure tours from simple walks and trekking excursions, to canoe trips and elephant experiences, there’s something to amaze and inspire all tastes at Elephant Hills. With soft adventure tours ranging from two to four days in length, you can choose from the Jungle Safari, Jungle Lake Safari, or the Rainforest Nature Safari.   
Who is it suitable for?
Couples
Honeymoons
Families


What can you do there?
          Two to four-day soft adventure tours including Jungle Safari, Jungle Lake Safari and Rainforest Nature Safari
Elephant Hills Elephant Experience
Small swimming pool
Services of a well-trained and fully-licensed English speaking tour guide
Evening activities including movies, dance performances and cooking demonstrations
Anything else?
          Complimentary wireless internet access in the common area
Souvenir shop
Luggage storage facility

Start your day off with a hearty breakfast including cereals, fruit, yoghurt, freshly baked bread, cheese, sausages, baked beans and eggs prepared just how you like them! Lunch and dinner are served buffet-style in the main camp area – a great opportunity to meet up with your fellow travellers and discuss your adventures. There’s also a well-stocked bar if you fancy staying up for a drink around the camp fire!



 Staying in luxury safari-style tents, you’ll enjoy a comfortable bed, hot water and a private en suite bathroom. Plus, if you’re staying in the Rainforest Camp, you’ll also have your own kayak and a small decking area so that you can really make the most of the spectacular surrounding landscape.





Both camps are situated in the picturesque Khao Sok National Park in Southern Thailand, approximately two hours apart from each other, and close to popular beach resorts like Phuket, Khao Lak, Krabi and Koh Samui.

Elephant Hills promises a truly unique holiday experience, and one that will live in your memory forever.


Want more information?  
Contact me on 0121 314 6650 

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