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My top 5 tips for the Elephant Orphanage: 1. DO NOT take a picture with the Masai warrior at the front. He will ask you to pay $5 for the picture that he makes you take of him. His “nice” gesture takes a wrong turn...More
Fabulous opportunity for seeing the good works of this Wildlife Trust and interacting with the baby elephants. Two groups are brought out to feed from large bottles an then browse on tree branches. The keepers encourage them to circle the enclosure so you are able...More
We had an exciting visit and saw the great work they are doing, we had already adopted a baby elephant not that expensive when everything is considered. Watching the elephants take their milk and have a mud bath was wonderful. The entry cost is low...More
We arrived at the David Sheldrick Foundation just before feeding time. We were greeted warmly by all staff as we made our way to the feeding area. The staff at the centre were clearly passionate about their work and have wonderful relationships with the elephants....More
David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust lets you come really close to the elephants, with only a single rope between you and the animals. During the show they tell about the animals, and their stories - and the work the trust does. It's well worth a visit!...More
Awesome to see and stay close to the bay elephants. You get very close to then, very easy to touch. Nice to learn more about elephants and its lives.
Went for the evening feed and bedtime, the elephants came in (29 of them) at 5 in long procession and headed straight for their "bedrooms" where they get their bottles of mile which the guzzle in seconds. The younger ones all have a keeper who...More
Did you know orphaned baby elephants will die unless their caretaker sleeps with them (on a raised platform for safety)... Their black rhino is blind so unable to be released. Don't miss this if you can arrange a visit!
You can't miss this! It's only open for an hour. Cost is 7 dollars. The pics are exactly what it is. You stand there and watch these adorably cute baby elephants have a good time, drink bottles of milk, pee a ton, roll around in...More
I could not miss to visit the orphan elephants at david sheldrick park, i loved the place although the rains disrupted my visit and i cold not stay there for long
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