Wildlife Friends Foundation Thailand Hua Hinben

Wildlife Friends Foundation kümmern sich um mehr als 800 Tiere. Es hat einen spezialisierten Wildtierkrankenhaus Thailands, ein Elefantenschutzgebiet und ein Tiger-Rettungszentrum. Die WFFT setzt sich aktiv gegen illegalen Wildtierhandel. Gäste werden in drei Gruppen aufgeteilt mit jeweils einem Guide. In erster Etappe( früh, vor dem Mittagessen) läuft man nach einer kurzen Fahrt durch die Anlage, beobachtet Tiere, und bekommt vom Guide ausführliche Informationen über verschiedene Affenarten, Bären usw., die gerettet wurden. In der zweiten Etappe werden Elefanten, Tiger, Otter usw. besichtigt. Zum Schluss gibt es Elefanten Fütterung. Es ist ein wundervolles Gefühl zu wissen dass den Tieren geholfen wird und sie ein würdevolles Leben haben.

this was an incredible experience and one I would book again with zero hesitation. it was amazing to see the hard work that WFFT is doing to rescue and care for some of Asia’s most vulnerable species. Some of these animals have had incredibly challenging lives, and hearing about the work WFFT do to try and rehabilitate these creatures was very, very moving. I’d also like to commend WFFT on the delicious lunch, excellent guide, and safe and swift pickup/drop-off service.

Wildlife Friends Foundation Thailand Pros • Very educational and informative • Clear focus on animal welfare and ethical tourism • Staff are kind, knowledgeable, and passionate • Easy experience for the whole family (went with our two teens, 6 year old child, and 4 month old baby) 👱‍♂️👱‍♀️👦👶 • Transport to and from accommodation included • Delicious lunch provided 🤤 • Saw a wide variety of rescued animals • Felt good knowing we were supporting a genuine animal rescue • Feeding the elephants was a special highlight 🐘 Cons • A bit pricey for what you get (though it supports a good cause) • Buses were quite hot when stopped • Not enough time spent with the tigers and elephants • Felt like most of the tour focused on monkeys and gibbons Overall 👇 A truly meaningful and feel-good experience. Despite a few small downsides, we’re really glad we went and would recommend it to anyone wanting to support ethical animal tourism in Thailand.

It was an Interesting and very informative tour. The guide told us a lot about the foundation, origin, what their goal was with the animals. It is not a zoo or a park, it is a sanctuary for the animals. We got to feed the elephants which was fun. Remember to bring mosquito repellant and plenty of water as you do get to walk around the woodlands areas and it gets very hot and humid. We had a good time and would recommend.

Es war wirklich sehr interessant und berührend! Unser Guide war super informativ und konnte viel erklären. Sehr schöne Gehege und viel zu sehen und vorallem Tierfreundlich und naturnah. Können wir nur empfehlen! Eine Sache war nur nicht so optimal, aber okay: die Gruppe war etwas zu groß mit 25 Leuten. Man musste oft nachfragen oder hat teils Sachen nicht mitbekommen.

關於這裡的中文資訊比較少，但好險有報名這個團，能夠了解這個動物保護中心的運作，並知道泰國有許多非法的動物飼養，而他們如何努力救治野外受傷與非法飼養的動物，包含許多的熊、老虎、豹、山貓、鹿、猿猴、水獺，他們都收到良好的照顧與適合的環境，以及能夠放歸野外的動物也積極的訓練野外生存。最後這個介紹是全英文團，但導覽說的蠻淺顯易懂的，推推

非常好的體驗，建議每個來華欣旅遊的人都要去的地點。不要再去做騎大象或跟老虎拍照這些愚蠢的行為。

Amazing work by the Rescue Centre to save these beautiful wild animals that were abused and neglected ♥️. Highly recommended if you visit Hua Hin 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

An exceptional place to visit. Very informative. Animals are well cared for. From our pick up to drop off the staff were attentive and polite. we had no problems whatsoever. Be aware that a lot of the time when walking which is not to exhaustive that you are in the sun. Probably not the most child friendly activity depending on their ages.

I highly recommend visiting the Wildlife friends foundation when you visit Thailand. It is a rescue center and is only a 3hr drive from Bangkok. It was in fact the highlight of my trip when I visited the country last August. The tour was a close encounter with the rescued animals. You also get to help and do volunteer work by feeding the elephants. I mean… look at those elephants in the photo. :) Thank you very much, Klook!