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Hurry up to see an endangered mammal species — the beautiful pink dolphins, only a few of them left on the planet.
Thailand can boast of its waters being a home for around 150 pink dolphins, which are considered to be endangered. This beautiful species is likely to go extinct, so seeing a pink dolphin is an absolute must, though it may depend on your luck — not all tourists can spot them.
In case you won’t, the dolphin tour guides will give you a partial refund. However, even if you are travelling alone and haven’t been lucky enough to see a dolphin, you will still take pleasure in the thrill that comes with the adventure.
In case you won’t, the dolphin tour guides will give you a partial refund. However, even if you are travelling alone and haven’t been lucky enough to see a dolphin, you will still take pleasure in the thrill that comes with the adventure.
Where to do?
Pink Dolphin BayOne of the last places in Thailand where you can still spot a rare endangered species of pink dolphins.
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