Elephant Riding Vacations

Whether your vision of the perfect vacation entails riding atop an elephant through a lush tropical forest or spotting a pride of lions while moving through the bush on elephant back, odds are there's an elephant riding trip tailored to suit your tastes. They range in scope from hourlong trips departing from posh resort sites to jungle safaris complete with camping and crocodiles. Prices range accordingly, from affordable to extravagant.
  1. Adventure Pilgrim Trekking

    • Visitors to Nepal's Chitwan National Park might see the odd-looking gharial.

      Adventures Pilgrim Trekking coordinates elephant riding safaris in several areas of Nepal. The most popular elephant safari destination is Chitwan National Park. The park offers travelers a chance to see a variety of wildlife, including endangered species such as the one-horned rhinoceros, the Bengal tiger and the crocodilian gharial. Safari packages in Chitwan range from a two-day, two-night stay to a four-day, three-night sojourn. Visitors can choose to bunk in the Tiger Tops Jungle Lodge, Tharu Village Resort or in a tent camp. Depending on which package you choose, prices include accommodations, an elephant-back safari, sightseeing excursions, boat rides, jeep safaris, nature walks, park entrance fees and all meals.

      Adventure Pilgrims Trekking

      C/O World Explorers

      One Adventure Place

      Kempton, Ill. 60946-0074

      815-253-9000

      trekinepal.com

    Bali Adventure Tours

    • If you'd rather watch elephants than ride them, elephants perform daily at the Elephant Safari Park.

      The Bali Adventure Tours Elephant Safari Park is situated on close to five, forest-surrounded acres. Highlights include a restaurant overlooking a lake, a reception center, a gift shop, an elephant arena and a museum with more than 1,000 exhibits. Guests can watch elephants take paintbrush in trunk to create large land mammal masterpieces; there is also a gallery in which elephants' paintings are displayed. Visitors are able to hand-feed elephants and have their pictures taken with them. The Elephant Safari Ride Tour package includes a stay at the 25-room Elephant Safari Park Lodge, elephant rides from room to park, park admission, an elephant ride through a forest, lunch and insurance.

      Bali Adventure Tours

      Adventure House

      Jl. By Pass

      Ngurah Rai, Pesanggaran, Bali 80361

      011-62-36- 721480

      baliadventuretours.com

    Camp Jabulani

    • Kudu are one of several species of animals you might see on a South Africa safari.

      Located in South Africa's Limpopo Province, Camp Jabulani extends elegance and elephant interactions to its guests. The privately owned camp makes available several safari packages, including wedding and honeymoon safaris, and features an 18-hole golf course, its own winery, a spa, gourmet dining, 24 guest rooms and 12 elephants. Visitors have the option to participate in daily elephant-back safaris, wildlife-viewing expeditions in open jeeps, hot-air balloon rides and clay pigeon shooting.

      Camp Jabulani, U.S. representative

      Philippa Kort

      210 N. Chambord Drive

      Atlanta, GA 30327

      404-252-5731

      campjabulani.com

      Camp Jabulani, U.K. representative

      Sue Ricketts

      Target Africa

      Quarry Gate, Stone Quarry Road

      Chelwood Gate

      EAST SUSSEX

      RH17 7LS

      01825-740776

      campjabulani.com

    Wild World India

    • The Royal Elephant Safari takes participants on a nine-day trip through Jim Corbett National Park.

      The Royal Elephant Safari is a nine-day trip that takes participants through tropical forests to the Jim Corbett National Park and tiger preserve. The itinerary includes a stay in a Delhi hotel before departing for Corbett National Park for a noon check in at the lodge. After spending a day visiting nearby villages, travelers spend the night in tents. They then ride elephants through the Ramganga Valley Reserve with side trips for fishing and jeep-driven game viewing, spending nights in forest houses and/or tents. Group members ride along the Palain River on the last leg of the safari, returning to Delhi at the conclusion of the adventure.

      Wild World India

      26 Kailash Hills,

      New Delhi-110065

      011-91-11-2691-4417

      wildworldindia.com

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