Day Tour/Trip to a Sanctuary for Orphaned Elephants: A day tour or trip to a sanctuary for orphaned elephants typically involves you being guided through the sanctuary to observe and learn about the rescued elephants, their stories, and the conservation efforts being made to protect these majestic creatures.You may have the opportunity to interact with the elephants in a responsible and ethical manner, such as feeding them, observing their behavior in a natural habitat setting, and sometimes even participating in activities like bathing them.You often aim to educate people about the importance of elephant conservation, raise awareness about the threats faced by elephants in the wild, and promote sustainable tourism practices that support the well-being of these orphaned elephants.
Sanctuary for Orphaned Elephants Its Located at The Nairobi National Park, Daphne Sheldrick’s Elephant Orphanage looks after and supports orphaned baby elephants and rhinos who have lost their mothers to , on getting lost in the wild,poaching, death, injuries or other tragedies.
Besides feeding, washing and walking the babies, Daphne and her dedicated staff of keepers provide emotional support to the orphans as they raise them to be released back into the wild when they are ready. It is worth a visit to the park to see the young elephants interacting with their keepers – playing, taking mud baths and being fed with milk.
This is a rare sight to watch and a most memorable way to get up close to the babies and observe their playful habits, something which is not possible or even safe during your safari in the wild.
After pick up from your hotel or residency within Nairobi , the tour begins with greater smile in the thenctuary for Orphaned Elephants. Here You will learn their behaviors,to get up close to the babies and observe their playful habits, traits and more conservation education. To cap the visit, you get the chance to feed them under the supervision of a trained staff member
