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San Diego Zoo Safari Park – What You’ll Want to Do & See – 2024
How to do San Diego Safari Park from Africa Tram to zebras. Here’s a gorilla-sized tips guide to animal exhibits, shows & tours. A day planner’s included with animal encounters and entertainment events pre-loaded. You’ll know what you want to do, and when to do it to have a great day.
At San Diego Zoo Safari Park you can have an African Safari experience without going to Africa. Walk and see wild animals in large natural field enclosures and exhibits like Lion Camp. Enjoy activities like Africa Tram, Cheetah Run, overnight camping, ziplining, ballooning, playgrounds, and shows.
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That’s the quick summarized version of what there is to do at Safari Park. But there’s a lot more to discover below. Also, check out my Safari Tours reviews to discover how much time each takes to make organizing your day easier.
What Can You Do At San Diego Zoo Safari Park?
At safari park you’ll walk…a lot .
You’ll be getting your steps in during your day at San Diego Safari Park. It was designed first as a breeding facility for rare and endangered species. Because of this, the animal exhibits have more room here than at a ‘normal’ zoo. And thus you’ll be strolling a bit further between them.
Safari Park is 1800 acres large. But the area that is open to general admission ticket holders is only about 80 acres ( Link to my page with the maps ). Still, that’s a lot of ground to cover.
If you have limited mobility there are wheelchairs and electric scooters for rent. There’s also an ADA (American With Disabilities Act) shuttle bus to get you around the park. Those who have difficulty with standing in line may request an “Easy Access” pass at the entrance to Safari Park. The pass offers you and 3 more members of your group preferred boarding and seating if needed. Download the park’s “ Guests With Disabilities ” guide for more information.
You Can Take a Safari Tour
There are 9 different types of Safari add-on experiences, and 27 different variations.They range from animal photo and feeding opportunities to sleepovers and activities like zip lining that will get your adrenaline going. You’ll need to make reservations well in advance. They fill up quickly and you can plan your day around them.
TIP: Make sure that you arrive at least 10 minutes early for your Safari. If you’re late or miss it you will not be given a refund or a raincheck in most cases. Cancellations for full refunds must be done 5 days in advance.
Below you’ll find quick summaries of all 9 Safari tours. For detailed information including how much time you’ll need, costs and other requirements see my page on Safari Park Tours .
Caravan Safari Is the Most Popular Paid Tour at San Diego Safari Park
This is our favorite Safari, we’ve taken it several times. You ride a flatbed truck out into the wild animal herds in their large field enclosures. These include even the dangerously unpredictable cape buffalo who are sometimes called “ the black death ”. Fortunately, you will be accompanied by a knowledgeable guide familiar with their behavior to keep you out of trouble. The guides also point out other (safer) animal behaviors and answer your questions.
They’ll also help you feed the giraffes and sometimes rhinos if the critters are feeling curious and hungry. There are always so many great photo opportunities on this trip it’s sometimes hard to choose where to point your camera.
Roar & Snore Safari Is More Than Just Camping Overnight
Experience the sights and sounds of an African safari without the killer plane ticket cost. You get to fall asleep to the sounds of elephants snorting and giraffes walking by. And the sounds of lions roaring may wake you the next morning. You get a tasty, filling dinner and a hearty breakfast. There’s also a night campfire where you can make gooey s’mores. There are guided night walks through some behind-the-scenes areas and a morning keeper presentation.
For more information, here’s my review of our Roar & Snore evening .
The biggest downside of the Roar and Snore experience is if you need to sleep on a good mattress. If that’s the case, this is not the tour for you. But don’t worry. I’ve written a guide to the best local hotels around Safari Park . There, your sleeping problem is solved!
Behind-the-Scenes Safari Shows You San Diego Safari Park’s Secret Places
Explore behind the scenes into areas not accessible to the general public. This guided safari’s a great way to get an insider’s view of some of the animals at safari park and the organization’s conservation efforts. You’ll also get a chance to meet and maybe feed some of the Safari Parks animal ambassadors. There are 7 different types of Behind-the-Scenes safari; platypuses, elephants, tigers, rhinos, kangaroos, cheetahs or butterflies.
Cart Safari is a Relaxed Tour Around the Large Field Enclosures
On the Cart Safari tour you get a chance to observe herds of giraffes, rhinos, antelope and other animals in a natural setting. Your driver is also an experienced guide. They’ll point out significant behaviors and would love to answer your questions about what you’re seeing.
It’s a more relaxed trip than the Caravan Safari and offers lots of photographic opportunities.
Flightline Safari -Fly Over San Diego Safari Park
Get your pulse pumping, and feel the wind in your face as you fly 2/3rds of a mile over herds of antelope, rhinos and giraffe.
You’ll get a training session from professional staff and take a short practice flight to get your landing technique down. Then you’ll take a truck up to a high ridge above the park and fly down.
TIP : Pay the little extra for a helmet camera to record your trip down. Using your cell-phone to make your own live video is not possible. You’ll need your hands free to hold your harness when you land.
Cheetah Safari – Meet the Spotted Speedsters
Watch the Cheetah Run at speeds close to 70 miles per hour from a prime reserved trackside spot. Then meet the speedy sprinter afterward for an exclusive close-up experience.
There will be plenty of opportunities to take amazing cheetah close-ups. But don’t waste your time trying for the perfect selfie with a cheetah. The Safari Park employees will make sure that you get a great shot with the big cat.
Another African animal ambassador will also be brought out for you to meet before the run. This Safari is relatively inexpensive so it fills up fast. Make your reservations early.
Balloon Safari – Get Above It All
Soar 400 feet above the scenic San Pasqual Valley and the herds of wild animals below. This is a tethered ride, so you don’t have to worry about floating away and landing within Lion Camp. This safari is very dependent upon favorable weather conditions.
Try to schedule your ride between 9 AM and noon. Winds tend to pick up speed in the valley during the afternoon. And the balloon safari does not fly during the Cheetah Run. It can spook the cats.
Ultimate Safari – Wish Fulfillment for Animal Lovers
Build yourself a custom safari experience with the assistance of the Safari Park’s professionals. Visit off-exhibit areas. Have close encounters with the animal ambassadors that interest you most. Make it as adventurous as you wish, zipline, balloon ride and rope courses, cape buffalo, feeding an elephant. Dream big. Explore Safari Park with your personal tour guide for up to 8 hours.
Board These Safari Park Rides
Africa tram is a must-do safari park activity.
Africa Tram is a must-do activity especially if you aren’t going on one of the paid safaris. When you hop aboard it’s like you’ve been transported to the plains of Africa. You’ll see herds of giraffe, rhino, antelope and birds living together just as you would there. The tour guide drivers are very knowledgeable and quite often funny. They’ll point out unique animal survival tactics and adaptations and new babies in the large field enclosures.
TIP: The animals are most active when it’s coolest. On hot days try to catch the earliest tram rides or the latest ones. The tram starts running at 10 AM. It stops 45 minutes before the park’s closing. I’ve written an in-depth review with extra tips on my Safari Tours page .
Conservation Carousel
Have your kids (or you) ever dreamed of riding a tiger, a bear, or maybe even a zebra? You can do it on this merry-go-round. It features 60 endangered animals and was opened in 2005 . There’s a $6 fee to ride the carousel. (open 10 AM to closing).
Watch Shows and Keeper Talks at San Diego Safari Park
Shiley’s cheetah run is a must-see at safari park.
Don’t even THINK about visiting San Diego Safari Park without attending Cheetah Run . See one of these leggy cats explode out of its carrier and sprint after its prey (a stuffed animal on a motorized tether) at speeds close to 70 miles an hour. Six or 7 seconds later it comes to an abrupt halt at the end of the 100 meter run. It’s long tail whips around for balance and dirt goes flying as its feet dig into the turf. Spectacular. Hang around. Depending upon how the cheetah feels they sometimes run the course twice.
TIP : Get to the Shiley’s Cheetah Run track at least 30 minutes ahead of time. Good viewing areas are on the bridge close to Savannah Cool Zone and on the walkways closest to it. The entire presentation lasts about 20 minutes and usually starts at 3:30 PM. Confirm the time when you arrive at Safari Park.
Tiger Keeper Talk
Get close-up views of tigers and inside information on how they’re cared for at Safari Park. The keepers use this time to provide enrichment to the tigers as well as give them a quick physical exam. The Sumatran tigers are the smallest tiger. But they’re still intimidating as you see them stretch up on their hind legs to reach a meaty treat.
TIP : Arrive at least 20 minutes early for the 11:45 AM Tiger Keeper Talk. The 15-minute tiger training session is very popular.
Frequent Flyers Bird Show
(Temporarily canceled due to avian flu)
This is an entertaining show, perfect for an afternoon sit-down break. You’ll experience exotic birds like owls, parrots, and large vultures flying just inches above your head. They’re close enough to reach up and touch (but don’t).
They’re not caged or tethered in any way. It’s an impressive example of the power of positive behavior conditioning and the patience and kindness of the keepers. The 20-minute show is presented twice, once at noon and again at 2:00 PM.
Animal Ambassador Stage
Get within a couple of feet of various Animal Ambassadors here. You never know what the keepers will bring out. I’ve gotten up close to tiny Kestrel hawks, echidna (an Australian spiny anteater which has spines like a porcupine, a beak like a bird, a pouch like a kangaroo, and lays eggs like a reptile) to a golden eagle and African serval cats.
Training Talk
Get an up-close look at free-flight bird training. Most people don’t bother with this presentation. That’s what makes it so good. You can often sit in the front row and see firsthand how expert animal trainers establish trust with their charges. Aside from being able to view exotic birds up close, it’s easier to ask questions in this forum. If you pay attention you can pick up tricks that can be applied to your cats, dogs, and maybe even kids to encourage them to do what you want them to.
Talk with Robert the Zebra
Chat with a digital, interactive zebra. He’s snarky, and clever and will keep your children occupied for 20 minutes with stories about what it’s like to be a zebra. Kids are fascinated by this cartoon zebra that carries on a conversation with them from a large-screen TV. You can talk to Robert every hour on the hour from 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM.
Visit These Can’t-Miss Safari Park Animal Exhibits
The platypus are a must-see at safari park in san diego.
These are the only platypus on exhibit outside of Australia…anywhere. So go see them. Give yourself some time and exercise a bit of patience in this exhibit.
First, it’s dark and you’ll need to let your eyes adjust to the bright San Diego sun.
Second, platypi move fast and rarely stay put in one spot. Getting a good photo can be a challenge. Just have fun looking at these energetic creatures.
Gorillas have always been one of the most popular animals at Safari Park and the Zoo. Go anytime. They are fed five or six times per day with leaves, stems, fruit, seeds, and roots. Be sure to check out the Gorilla Activity Center. Compare your arms to those of an adult male gorilla on a drawing, listen to their vocalizations, and watch a video on how the keepers care for them.
Elephant Valley
(Elephant viewing may be limited due to the construction of the new, larger ‘Elephant Valley’ exhibit.)
There are few things as wonderful as seeing elephants playing in the water. There are two swimming pools for the San Diego Safari Park herd in this 5-and-a-half acre habitat.
There are two main yards. One is usually open while the other is being cleaned of copious amounts of elephant dung and stocked with treats. In most cases, the Elephant Viewing Patio will be the best place to watch them.
NOTE: Open observation points may differ during the construction of the new Elephant Valley exhibit.
The lion exhibit at San Diego Zoo is justifiably famous for its design. It’s both visitor friendly and great for the lions themselves. There are many places to view lions from the large windows by the air conditioned rocks, to rock piles and an ‘abandoned’ jeep that sometimes hosts a very large sleeping feline. The lions have wonderful views of the large field enclosures filled with tasty meals on the hoof. Think of it as must-see cat TV.
Tiger Trail Sambutan Longhouse
If you love tigers, you’ll love Tiger Trail. It’s green and lush and the perfect place to watch tigers watching you. For more information on what’s there and why you should go there, check out my “ 11 Coolest Reasons to See San Diego Safari Park Tiger Trail ” page.
Kangaroo Walk in Walkabout Australia
At Kangaroo walk you can go inside the exhibit and see wallabies and kangaroos go bounding by on all sides. And if you’re lucky, maybe one will stop within petting distance. They’re super soft and feel like they’re covered is fuzzy wool.
Petting Kraal
Kids love brushing and petting the three types of small African goats here. One word of caution. Goats will try to eat ANYTHING. So make sure that your cameras, purses and wallets are tucked away safely. Any children that are intimidated by the rambunctious kraal critters can relax next door at the Village Playground. Because of their proximity, it’s easy to keep an eye on both areas.
Kids Love These Playgrounds At San Diego Safari Park
Samburu jungle gym .
This will be your favorite playground at Safari Park. Your kids can climb on a rhino or pretend to be driving a jeep across the African plains. And you can watch their antics while relaxing in the shade at Samburu Terrace. Sip a cold one and have lunch while your offspring work off their excess energy.
Savanna Cool Zone
Your kids can have a wet and wild time here while you sit in the shade and keep an eye on them from tables by Lion Camp Slush and Snacks.. It’s perfect for hot summer days. There are play statues shaped like lions and tortoises with squirt fountains coming from their heads on a soft spongy play surface.
Camp Play Area
Kids climb, slide and run on tree trunks in a simulated logging camp hidden within the lush wooded landscape of Tiger Trail. There are also statues of a tiger mom and her cubs where you can take memorable photos of the kiddos.
Village Playground
KIds have fun experiences in this interactive play area designed as an African Village. It’s located next to the Petting Kraal in Nairobi Village. This is great planning because some children are frightened by the curious goats poking their noses everywhere looking for treats. It’s much easier for parents with several kids to keep an eye on everyone here.
Jameson Research Island
Your kids will have buckets of wet fun here…literally. Buckets periodically dump cooling water in one of the play areas on the island. Even though the African Loop that goes past the flamingos and colobus monkeys goes over water, the path can get very warm in the summer and early fall.
Explore These Gardens at San Diego Safari Park
Bonsai pavilion is the best garden at san diego safari park.
The Bonsai Pavilion at San Diego Safari Park is fascinating even to those who aren’t into gardening. These aren’t just plants, they’re art.
Bonsai is a Japanese word that roughly translates into “tree in a tray”. Ordinary young trees are shaped by pruning and cutting to mimic the natural effects of centuries of wind and weather on a small scale.
Baja Gardens, Old World Succulent Gardens, and California Nativescapes Garden
Take a walk on the wild and spiky side in the World Gardens. These three gardens will amaze you with the wide variety of plant shapes, colors, and sizes found in the world’s arid areas. It’s like a journey through a Dr. Seuss book with elephant trees , euphorbias , and over 200 boojums .
TIP: Bring a water bottle. These gardens are located at the highest elevations in the park that are open to the public. They can be physically challenging, especially during the hot afternoons in August and September. The best time of the year to see these exhibits is early May when many of the plants are blooming.
Epiphyllum Trail
The blooms in this garden are spectacular from April through early July. At other times this garden is rather boring.
Epiphyllum are cacti indigenous to central America and Mexico. They live in the crooks of trees and get water from the moisture in the air. Almost all of the plants are hybrids that combine the characteristics of several different naturally occurring species.
Herb Garden
Give your nose a treat. Take the thyme to smell the roses, it won’t cost you a mint because entry to this garden comes with your San Diego Safari Park admission, Herbs have been used for centuries to flavor food, treat illnesses and make us smell good. There are over 20 different species of herbs here.
Hidden Jungle
Wander through a tropical rainforest complete with towering trees, flowering vines, and exotic birds. Many of the birds are named for their colors like the blue-capped cordon bleu, pink pigeon, and purple grenadier.
In springtime, half of this exhibit is home to Butterfly Jungle and you’ll see many more colorful wings than usual. The other half of Hidden Jungle is reserved for birds that eat butterflies and other insects. It’s a natural way to keep the butterflies inside.
TIP: Visit this exhibit in the morning or late afternoon. This is an enclosed greenhouse. It can be hot and humid.
Mombasa Lagoon
Even though this area is listed by Safari Park as a garden, the major attraction here is the birds, not the plants. At any given time there are over 150 avians here from about 25 different species. There are cormorants fishing, storks, ducks, and my favorite, the shoebill. It looks like something out of Jurassic Park.
If you see some of the birds taking off and flying away, don’t worry. They’re most likely local freeloaders like great blue herons, egrets or migratory birds like mallards.
Additional Tips for Visiting San Diego Zoo Safari Park
How long does San Diego Zoo Safari Park Take?
People in online forums say that it’s possible to see Safari Park in two hours. They’re wrong.
San Diego Zoo Global recommends allocating at least 4 hours . The only way to “do” Safari Park in 2 hours is to just walk to Africa Tram to ride it and then walk back to the parking lot. Keep in mind that the park is at least 45 minutes of travel time from downtown San Diego…each way. Then add another 30 minutes for parking and walking to and from the entrance.
If you’ve only got 2 hours and you’re near downtown San Diego, just go to the Zoo in Balboa Park. Take the money that you’d have spent for getting to Safari Park and buy a nice dinner with some wine at Albert’s Restaurant .
What’s the best day to go to San Diego Safari Park?
The best days to visit Safari Park are typically Tuesdays and Wednesdays on weeks without a major holiday. The park is less crowded on these weekdays . If you’re going on a holiday weekend, get there at 9:00 AM when it opens .
Click HERE to check your date(s) to see if Safari Park will be crowded.
Safari Park can get very warm in late August and September. These are the days when temperatures can be over 100°F (38°C). It doesn’t happen very often, but make sure that you’ve packed hats and refillable water bottles if you decide to go then.
Don’t let a bit of rain keep you from going to Safari Park. It can be a delightful experience. Here’s a page that I wrote giving you tips and hints for enjoying Safari Park in the rain .
What’s the Best Time to Arrive at San Diego Safari Park?
It’s best to arrive at San Diego Zoo Safari Park just before opening at 9:00 am. Many of the animals at Safari Park will be more active when it is cool. Also, keepers generally put out enrichment and treats first thing in the morning. That encourages the animals’ natural foraging behaviors and keeps them from getting bored.
Where’s the Best Place to Eat in Safari Park?
The best restaurant in San Diego Safari Park is The Watering Hole at Kijamii Overlook. But it may not be the best for you. So I’ve written an entire page about all the restaurants and eateries at and around Safari Park . Chow down!
7 Things You Should Wear to San Diego Safari Park
Closing thoughts.
I hope that you’ve found this post on what to do at San Diego Safari Park useful in planning your day. Because this attraction is not your ordinary zoo, some people can get overwhelmed by all the options and just decide not to go. I didn’t want this to happen to you. Let me know if you have questions on any of the Safari tours, rides, activities, play areas or if you know of a great tip for visiting San Diego Safari Park.
Nancy Ulrich
I'm nuts...about animals, polymer clay, mixed media art & husband Bob. Happily planted in San Diego among good friends, family that I would have chosen if given the choice and optimism for a bountiful future for us all.
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Get the Most Out of Your Visit to San Diego’s Zoo Safari Park
Originally built as a conservation facility, the San Diego Zoo Safari Park first opened its doors in 1972. Today, it is one of San Diego’s best attractions, welcoming a whopping 2 million people through its doors annually. It’s home to more than 2,600 animals representing over 300 animal species and over 3,500 plant species. It’s also home to the largest veterinary hospital in the world, which is situated adjacent to the park.
Dozens of endangered species have been bred here and reintroduced into the wild. The entrance fees and fees from the extra cost activities help maintain this animal sanctuary and continue its great work. Below I’ve created an in-depth look at both the free and extra cost activities you can enjoy at the Safari Park.
It’s Included: What You Get with the Price of Admission
Before I get into the paid extras at the San Diego Safari Park, I’m going to give you a quick breakdown of what’s included in the price of admission as well as some freebie activities you can enjoy at the park if you know about them ahead of time.
The Africa Tram
Due to its expansive acreage, it can be hard to walk the entire park, especially during the summer when the sun is bearing down on you. So, take the complimentary Africa Tram. It’s the best way to see the entire park, ensuring you don’t miss out on any of the animal habitats. Afterward, you can explore your favorite areas again without feeling rushed. These guided rides begin departing at 10:30 a.m. and last 25 minutes. Boarding takes place at the far side of the Park.
Animal Encounters: Watch Feedings, Ask Questions, and Get Interactive
Tiger keeper talk.
Learn about Sumatran tigers at the Sumatran Longhouse located on Tiger Trail. One of the tigers’ keepers will tell you everything you want to know about these fabulous animals. Talks take place at 11:45 a.m. every day that the park is open.
Animal Ambassador Stage
Get face-to-face with one of the park’s animal ambassadors in the Safari Base Camp. This interactive program lets you get up-close-and-personal with an alligator, cheetah, or other exotic and rare animal. The animal trainers encourage you to ask your burning questions about the species and their habitats. This experience takes place twice daily, one at 9:30 a.m. and one at 2:30 p.m. Other animal encounters take place in the Gorilla Forest at 12:30 p.m. and in the African Outpost at 11:30 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. daily.
Cheetah Run
Witness the fastest mammal alive light up the racetrack at the Cheetah Run. Situated near the Lion Camp this jaw-dropping experience is included with the price of admission. You’ll sit back and relax as one of the park’s cheetahs takes off down a 330-foot straight track allowing it to really stretch its legs as it reaches top speeds of 70 mph.
Hanging Out in Nairobi Village
This area of the park offers several animal encounters and unique experiences at various times throughout the day including the Petting Kraal, Lorikeet Landing, and Lemur Walk.
Petting Kraal
Let your children meet the park’s littlest residents at the Petting Kraal where they can brush and stroke gentle goats. This takes place twice daily – at 10 a.m. and 4:45 p.m.
Lorikeet Landing
Feed colorful rainbow lorikeets at Lorikeet Landing at 10 a.m. or 3:45 p.m. For a small fee you can purchase nectar, and these vibrant birds will land on your hand to get their fill. This experience isn’t recommended for skittish children as it can be a little overwhelming for them.
Have you ever wanted to get up-close-and-personal with a lemur? The Lemur Walk is an immersive experience where you’ll walk along a pathway through this animal’s natural habitat to catch these endearing primates living their best lives. Watch them as they socialize with one another, groom each other, jump around, climb trees, and even sunbathe. This activity has a minimum age requirement of 5 years old.
Learn more about what is included in the price of admission and purchase discounted tickets .
The Butterfly Effect
One of the most anticipated annual events at the park is the Butterfly Walk. From the end of March to the beginning of May thousands of gorgeous butterflies displaying all colors and sizes fill a greenhouse in Nairobi Village. It’s a joy to walk through as these winged creatures flit across the space. You can easily identify each with the handy identification guide provided to you. Priority butterfly viewing is available at an additional cost. You can get tickets at the Priority Ticket booth. You can also purchase a special treat to have these little guys eating out of the palm of your hand.
Tip: Wear bold and bright colors on the Butterfly walk to invite one of the butterflies to perch on your shoulder.
It’s Not Included – But It’s Worth the Additional Cost
While there are a plethora of free activities and encounters that you can experience at the park, there are also a host of extra-cost activities, experiences, and tours to choose from. They range in price from moderate to expensive, but don’t let the price run you off. The proceeds are used to maintain the park and continue to provide the animals with the best care possible.
Conservation Carousel
A perfect attraction for kids and playful adults, the Conservation Carousel is a classic carousel with 60 replicas of wild animals, many you’ll find in the park like giraffes, rhinos, cheetahs, and zebras. Hop on your favorite animal and enjoy the ride as you listen to the cheerful music. You get unlimited rides for just $6; this attraction is open from 10 am to closing time.
Balloon Safari
Fly high in the sky with the Balloon Safari experience, this tethered helium balloon launches 400 feet into the air giving you a view typically reserved for out winged friends. Designed to imitate the hot air balloon tours of the Serengeti, you’ll spend 10-12 minutes enjoying aerial views of the various animal habitats. As the price of this activity varies, you’ll have to inquire at the park to find out the cost. The best times to fly are at 9 am and 12 pm.
Caravan Safari Adventures
Classic caravan safari adventure.
Feel like you’re on an actual safari in the open fields of Africa with the park’s classic Caravan Safari Adventure. It lasts two-hours. You’ll travel in the back of a covered, open-air safari truck as you explore at least two of their field enclosures. This experience allows you to get up-close with the mammals and birds native to Asia and Africa, plus offers an opportunity to feed the giraffes.
Age Minimum: Must be at least 8 years old Price: $125 and up
GSD Note: This tour is also available as the Caravan Safari Deluxe which simply means you get more time out on the Safari and visit more enclosures. It lasts 3.5 hours, and the cost increases to $175 and up. The age minimum is 8 years old.
Caravan Safari Twilight
This experience is identical to the classic Caravan Safari Adventure except that it takes place at twilight. You’ll enjoy cooler temperatures and beautiful evening light vistas. Tours that take place at this time of day usually see increased animal activity. They are only available during certain months, so be sure to call ahead.
Caravan Safari Kids
Designed especially with kids in mind, the Caravan Safari Kids kicks off with an animal presentation and an opportunity to meet on the park’s animal ambassadors up-close. Several hands-on activities are provided throughout the tour, and a knowledgeable guide will help your children discover just how similar humans and animals really are.
Age Minimum: Must be at least 6 years old Price: $125 and up
Note: All animal interactions and feeding opportunities are subject to the animals’ accessibility and disposition at the time of the tour.
Cheetah Safari
Perhaps one of the coolest experiences at the park, the Cheetah Safari, includes reserved trackside seats at the Cheetah Run where you’ll watch a lightning-fast cheetah whoosh by you as it chases a mechanical lure just a few feet away. Before the big chase you’ll relax in your VIP seating area as you get to enjoy an up-close-and-personal interaction with a different African animal.
After the race, both cheetah and trainer will come over to your section for an exclusive meet-and-greet experience where you can ask any questions and snap some photos. This is a one-hour activity that you must call ahead to experience, as it’s only available on select days and times.
Minimum Age: Must be at least 10 years old Price: $59 and up
Cart Safari Africa
A one-hour tour, you’ll travel in the back of a cart through the Africa enclosure as a knowledgeable guide educates you on the park’s history and answers any questions you have about the animals who inhabit that area. You’ll get great photo opportunities and have the chance to watch one of the African animals enjoy a delicious treat.
Minimum Age: Available for all ages Price: $54 and up
Cart Safari Asia
This one-hour tour takes you through the Asia enclosure via cart as a professional guide provides you a deeper understanding of the animals that inhabit the space. It’s a great opportunity to get some incredible photos of the animals, and also includes a chance to watch one of the animals receive a tasty treat.
Flightline Safari
If you’re looking for a thrill, Flightline Safari is just the activity for you. Soar across the park in a comfortable and secure safety harness 130 feet above the ground. You’ll enjoy a birds-eye-view of the park’s animals including giraffes and rhinos. This activity includes use of safety equipment, a flight orientation, interpretative tour, and a ride on two ziplines.
The Fledging zipline prepares you for the ultimate ride on the exhilarating Flightline zipline.
You’ll get exceptional views of the Safari Park as you zip roughly 2/3 of a mile before landing close to the campground at Kilima Point. You can also record you flight for an additional cost with their high-definition helmet cams. This activity lasts one hour including the training, test flight, and final flight, and tickets must be purchased in advance.
Minimum Age: Must be at least 8-years-old Price: $79 and up
Jungle Ropes Safari
Are you the daring type? If so, the Jungle Ropes Safari gives you a unique opportunity to walk, balance, climb, and swing your way through a ropes course testing your jungle skills at every turn. You’ll strap into a safety harness and receive instruction from a trained staff member before you set out on your own, or with your group, using the Smart Belay system to travel the trails at your own pace. You’ll attempt to navigate aerial tightropes, cross rope bridges, negotiate swinging log steps, and cross moving platforms among several other thrills.
There are three different courses to choose from. Try one, or try them all. The choice is yours. Trained staff will be available along the way, but this is a self-guided/paced activity. For even more excitement, add the Flightline Safari to your adventure. This activity lasts 90 minutes including training. Tickets must be purchased in advance.
Minimum Age: Must be at least 7 years old Price: $54 and up
VIP Ultimate Safari
Create your own personalized adventure at the Safari Park. You can choose between 5- and 8-hour tours that you co-create with of the park’s professional planners. All tours are tailored to your needs, requirements, and preferred activities, and include a meal of your choosing.
Minimum Age: Must be at least 3 years old Price: $690 and up
Behind-the-Scenes Safari Experiences
The Safari Park offers several Behind-the-Scenes Safari experiences where you get the chance to get an in-depth look at some of your favorite animals. Below is a quick breakdown of each one.
Butterflies & Friends
This is an exclusive interactive and guided BTS experience and the park’s most popular attraction during spring. Starting in the morning, you’ll visit with Rodrigues fruit bats where you’ll talk with one of their keepers to learn all about these furry high-flying creatures.
This is followed by an introduction to the Butterfly Jungle where you’ll meet its thousands of beautifully colorful inhabitants without the crowds. Afterward, you’ll enjoy exclusive access to Lorikeet Landing where you’ll interact with a few ambassador animals and their trainers. This two-hour walking tour is only available during the Spring season.
Minimum Age: Available for all ages Price: $119 and up
Elephants and Friends
Take a two-hour guided tour through Elephant Valley where you’ll learn all about these massive, yet gentle animals. You’ll get an up-close animal encounter with one of their animal friends in addition to viewing the elephants from a private viewing area as you learn what it takes to care for these magnificent animals.
Minimum Age: Must be at least 3 years old Price: $89 and up
Roos & Mates
Head down under to visit your favorite hopping marsupials in the newest addition to the Safari Park – Walkabout Australia. You’ll get an up-close encounter with some of the park’s newest mates while learning how the park provides for these cute creatures, as well as a visit to their off-exhibit homes. You will also have the opportunity to feed one of these Roo’s during this two-hour tour.
Tiger and Friends
Get a rare look at the lives of the magnificent tigers in Tiger Trail and how their incredible trainers care for them. You’ll journey through the park’s multispecies field enclosures viewing the various Asian and African animals that inhabit them on this two-hour tour. It includes a visit to the off-exhibit tiger keeper area, and an animal friend encounter.
Cheetah and Friends
On this two-hour tour you’ll get the chance to meet one of the park’s cheetahs at the Benbough Amphitheater while learning about their conservation efforts. As you journey around this multispecies enclosure, you’ll learn how these incredible animals are cared for and view a variety of Asian and African animals.
Lion and Friends
Explore Lion Camp on this two-hour guided tour where you’ll learn how these powerful animals are cared for and enjoy an up-close experience with an animal friend. You’ll also get the chance to visit the off-exhibit lion keeper area, and to explore the multispecies field enclosures featuring various Asian and African animals.
Rhino Rescue Center
Spend two hours exploring the state-of-the-art Nikita Kahn Rhino Rescue Center. This 3.5 acre facility is dedicated to the conservation of white rhinos. You’ll learn about the park’s assisted reproductive techniques, and how they’re fighting to end their extinction. It also includes a tour of the multispecies field enclosures. This tour is only available on select days seasonally.
Minimum Age: Must be at least 6 years old Price: $89 and up
Veterinary Medical Center
Get an inside look at the Paul Harter Veterinary Medical Center and learn about its extensive history of veterinary services while touring this high-tech facility for two hours. You’ll see how they provide the park’s animals with the best care, and why they are industry leaders in wild animal care. This activity is only available on select days seasonally.
Spend the Night at the Safari Park
Roar & Snore Safari provide you and your loved ones with a truly unique experience spending the night at the Safari Park. These once-in-lifetime-style experiences includes an afterhours look the park’s wildlife, guided walks, camp activities, and a campfire program. They also include dinner, an evening snack, and breakfast in the morning.
All Ages Roar & Snore
Spend the night at the park with your family and enjoy close-up animal encounters, a ride on the Africa Tram, and your choice of walking tour from relaxed to high-energy. Be sure to check their website for select dates, as they have themed sleepovers too including the seasonal Butterfly Jungle.
Minimum Age: Must be at least 3 years old Price: $145 and up
Adults Only Roar & Snore
Discover the secret lives of animals through the kind of information you can only get when there are no children around. This special Roar & Snore is for adults only and includes facetime with animals that are both fierce and friendly, as well as evening hikes. Kick it up a notch with a theme like Creepy Camp giving a whole new meaning to the term night life.
Minimum Age: Must be at least 21 years old Price: $145 and up
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Safaris at San Diego Zoo Safari Park – prices, duration, timings
The San Diego Zoo Safari Park is a 1,800-acre wild animal enclosure in the San Pasqual Valley area of San Diego, California, near Escondido.
More than two million locals and tourists visit San Diego Safari Park annually to get closer to wildlife and have animal encounters.
At this Safari Park, visitors can choose from different safaris, each better than the other.
This article shares everything you must know about the different kinds of safaris at the San Diego wildlife attraction.
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The Safari Park is known for its vast, open-air exhibits that aim to replicate the animals’ natural habitats.
The expansive enclosures give the animals ample space to roam and engage in more natural behaviors.
The park is home to a diverse collection of animals, focusing on species from Africa and Asia.
You can see herds of elephants, giraffes, rhinos, zebras, antelopes, and various bird species.
The park is dedicated to wildlife conservation, and you can expect to see educational displays and signage emphasizing the importance of protecting endangered species and their habitats.
There are shows and demonstrations featuring various animals throughout the day.
These presentations provide educational insights into different species’ behaviors, adaptations, and characteristics.
The park offers some interactive exhibits where visitors can get hands-on experiences or learn more about specific animal behavior and conservation aspects.
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Tickets for San Diego Zoo Safari Park are available online or at the attraction box office.
Online ticket prices tend to be cheaper than tickets at the venue.
When you buy online, you can avoid the long queues at the attraction’s ticket counters.
Because the attraction sells a limited number of tickets, they may sell out during peak days. Booking early helps avoid last-minute disappointments.
Once you purchase San Diego Zoo Safari Park tickets , they get delivered to your email address.
There is no need to get printouts of the ticket.
On the day of your visit, proceed directly to the turnstiles; you do not have to stand in line at the ticket booth. Show the e-ticket on your smartphone and enter the park.
The African Tram Safari is free with the regular San Diego Safari Park ticket .
The 30-minute guided tour happens in an open-air tram so that the visitors can connect with the San Diego Safari Park’s animals on a closer level.
The tram takes a 4 km (2.5 miles) long route through San Diego Zoo Safari Park’s field habitats, and you get to see herds of giraffes, flocks of exotic birds, crashes of rhinos, etc.
African Tram Safaris start from the African Outpost at 10 am and continue 45 minutes before the park closes.
The best time to line up for the African Tram Safaris is before 11 am or after 3 pm because there is no crowd.
If you reach the African Outpost between 11 am and 3 pm, you may have to wait a while to board the tram.
Besides the Africa Tram, the San Diego Safari Park admission tickets include Cheetah Run, tours and attractions, shows, animal encounters & kids playgrounds.
The only experiences NOT included in the regular ticket are the paid safaris .
A visit to San Diego Safari Park is a costly undertaking.
The Safari Park admission costs US$69 for all visitors 12 years and above and $59 for three to 11-year-old visitors.
This is why many visitors wonder if the free Africa Tram Safari included in the ticket is enough.
They also want to know if it makes sense to book one of the paid safaris.
We think the paid safari tours are nice to have.
If money isn’t an issue, and you have time, go for them.
Else, you won’t miss much by just purchasing the regular San Diego Safari ticket and going on the free safari.
Wildlife lovers opt for the 2-day San Diego Zoo + San Diego Safari Park combo , which allows them to visit both wildlife attractions one after the other. Or if they prefer, they can visit one attraction twice.
Paid Safaris at San Diego Safari Park
San Diego Zoo Safari Park offers 11 safaris, for which visitors must pay extra.
These are over and above the numerous wildlife experiences that come with the regular Safari Park ticket .
You can book these safaris once you reach the Safari Park or call 619-718-3000 in advance.
Even if you book an extra safari, you must purchase a regular entry ticket to the park.
We explain all the different San Diego Safari Park tours so that you can decide for yourself.
During the Wildlife Safari, your group of up to six will board an open-air safari truck with an expert guide and explore the expansive savanna habitats.
This is a private tour, and you see many birds and mammals, including some babies.
Age Restriction: 3 years and up Duration: 1 hour Cost: US$419 per group of up to six
During the Night Vision Safari, you spot rhinos, flamingos, giraffes, and more in the dark.
Everybody gets a pair of night vision binoculars before they hop onto an open-air safari truck to experience the Safari Park’s multispecies habitats like never before.
The Wildlife Safari at twilight is a great way to get a complete wildlife experience.
Led by an expert guide, your private group will board a safari truck and roll into the African savanna habitats to get closer to African animals.
You finish the safari by stopping at one of Safari Park’s breathtaking viewpoints.
You enjoy a glass of wine or non-alcoholic beverage and a curated snack box even as you take in the sounds, smells, and views.
Age Restriction: 3 years and up Duration: 1 and a half hour Cost: US$589 per group
This safari is great for a family celebrating an occasion.
You get a private cabana with stunning views of giraffe herds, iconic rhinos, and a large variety of African wildlife below.
A dedicated host who handles all your needs, such as lunch, etc., will be available throughout the day.
Age Restriction: None Time: Daily during park hours Duration: 1 hour Cost: US$250 per group of six
This San Diego Safari Park tour happens before the attraction opens for regular visitors.
An experienced guide takes you on an early morning stroll through the Safari Park.
Besides strolling from the Park entrance to Shiley’s Cheetah Run and Kijamii Overlook, you also witness a cheetah run at top speed.
Since the ticket booths will be closed early in the morning, you must book this safari at least one day in advance.
Age Restriction: None Time: 8.30 am, Saturday, Sunday, and select holidays Duration: 1 hour Cost: US$99 per person
Did you know that the San Diego Zoo houses more animals in a smaller space? Some visitors prefer to read our comparison of San Diego Safari Park and Zoo before booking their tickets.
You sit in a private safari cart and enjoy a 60-minute guided tour of the park’s spacious African savanna habitats.
The expert guide shares stories about the plants and animals in the park.
Age Restriction: None Time: Daily during park hours Duration: 1 hour Cost: US$318 per group of six
During the Behind-the-Scenes Safari tour, you embark on a 90-minute private adventure to see animals up close and listen to wildlife stories.
A guide escorts you around the park in a deluxe cart and shows you areas closed to the public.
There are three types of Behind-the-Scenes Safari –
Aussie Surprise: This is an early morning safari in the Walkabout Australia section of San Diego Zoo Safari Park. Visitors will see animals such as kangaroos, Platypus, wallabies, etc.
Elephants and Friends: During this guided tour, you go behind the scenes at the Elephant Valley and learn what it takes to care for a herd of African elephants.
Rhinos and friends: During this safari, you will visit Nikita Kahn Rhino Rescue Center, a 3.5-acre state-of-the-art facility that conserves white rhinos.
Age Restriction: None Time: Daily during park hours Duration: 90 minutes to 2 hours Cost: US$522 per group of six
During the Flightline Safari at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park, you will soar as high as 130 feet above the ground and take a bird’s-eye view of rhinos, giraffes, and other wildlife in the savanna habitats.
The tour includes:
- An orientation on the tour and safety equipment
- Brief interpretive tour
- ‘Preparator flight’ on a smaller zipline
- The trip by safari truck to the final launch platform
- The final zipline flight of two-thirds of a mile
Age Restriction: 8 years and up Time: Daily during park hours Duration: 1 hour, including training Cost: US$308 per group of four
This experience is an excellent sleepover adventure at the Safari Park.
All sleepovers include activities at the Roar and Snore camp, an after-hours wildlife exploration, dinner, an evening snack, and breakfast the following morning.
This wildlife experience can be booked as a family or group of adults.
Age Restriction: None Duration: Overnight, 4:15 pm to 9:30 am Cost: US$149 per group of six
Aptly named the Ultimate Safari, this is perhaps the best safari at San Diego Safari Park.
This experience is customized for your needs and interests with the best habitat areas, animal interactions, and a sit-down lunch.
This five hours long safari needs reservations (minimum 72 hours ahead) and is subject to availability.
Age Restriction: 3 years and up Duration: 5 hours or 7 hours Cost: US$710+ per person
The Balloon Safari is modeled on the hot air balloon tours of the Serengeti.
The tethered helium balloon rises silently 400 feet, and you get to spend 10 to 12 minutes in the sky, gaining a bird’s eye view of the park.
Since animals are most active early in the morning, the best time to be up in the air is 9 am to noon.
Here are some frequently asked questions about the Safaris at San Diego Zoo Safari Park:
The Safari Park strives to make its attractions accessible to all visitors. Wheelchair accessibility may vary by safari tour, so it’s recommended to inquire about specific accommodations.
Yes, photography is allowed during the safari tours. However, it’s essential to follow any guidelines provided by the park and be considerate of the animals and fellow visitors.
The park prioritizes visitor safety, and safari tours adhere to strict safety guidelines. Visitors are usually briefed on safety protocols before the tours, and trained guides accompany guests during the experiences.
Some safari experiences are included with a general admission ticket , while others may require an additional booking and fee.
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Immerse yourself in Africa’s essence at Safari West! Climb aboard a safari vehicle and adventure among herds of giraffes, wildebeest, cape buffalo, zebras, and other African hoofstock. Along the drive, guests will have the opportunity to stop and observe the majestic rhinos. During the tour, encounter cheetahs, primates including lemurs, and birds from different regions of the world.
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Age Requirement
For the safety and comfort of all our guests, children must be at least 4 years old to participate in the Classic Safari Adventure. Many of our Private Adventures are exempt from age restrictions.
Top Seat Height Requirement
For the safety of our guests, children 4 and up wishing to take a turn on the top seat must be at least 45 inches tall .
Gratuity and Tipping Policy
If you enjoyed your safari, feel free to tip your guide. They work hard and appreciate the recognition. Please Note : If you reserved a private vehicle or made a group reservation for 10 or more, a 10% service charge is included.
Cancellation Policy
We are more than happy to help you reschedule your exploration or provide you a gift card for the amount that was charged so that you can reschedule at your leisure. Please note that your gift card is entirely transferable, should you choose to gift it to a loved one or donate it to a charity or other organization instead.
Pets are not allowed at Safari West. If you have a pet that is not a service animal, we ask that you respect the important work of service animals by not claiming that your pet is a service animal. Please see the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) description of a service dog noted below. This is for your safety, as well as that of your pet, fellow guests and the animals of the Safari West collection. Please do not leave your pet locked in a parked car!
Service Animal Policy
We welcome guests with special needs who choose to bring their service animal to enjoy our facility and the wonderful creatures making their homes here. It is our policy to assist all guests in making their time at Safari West enjoyable. A service animal is defined as a dog that has been individually trained to do work or perform tasks for an individual with a disability. The task(s) performed by the dog must be directly related to the person’s disability. “Companion” and “comfort” dogs are not “service animals” protected by the ADA.
- Service animals are permitted to visit Safari West. However, service animals are prohibited from all areas where our exotic collection is not separated from guests by a physical barrier.
- Service animals may also be restricted in certain areas due to the sensitivity of our animal collection.
- If you are spending the night, your service animal is allowed in one of our accessible tents.
- Your service animals are restricted from accompanying guests while on tour.
- Service animals must be housebroken.
- Service animals may not display vicious or aggressive behavior toward other people or animals. This includes barking and/or growling. If your service animal is disruptive at any time, you will be asked to remove your service dog from the park.
If you’re going to need to bring your service animal, you must call (707) 579-2551 at least 72 hours in advance to make arrangements.
Safari Adventures are always in season!
Adults (18 – 61), Seniors (62+), Teens (13 – 17) and Children (4 – 12)
Please be sure to arrive at least 15 minutes before your safari is scheduled to begin!
Please Note: Weekend rates apply for Holidays. These include – President’s Day • Memorial Day • Spring Break (March 18 – April 19) • Labor Day • Columbus Day • Martin Luther King, Jr. Day • Thanksgiving Week • Christmas Eve – New Year’s Day (closed Christmas Day)
Rules, Safety, and Etiquette
Safari West is the home of more than 800 wild animals, with all their natural behaviors and instincts. They are not trained pets, so we must act in accordance with their world rather than expecting them to understand ours. We are pleased to offer you a truly enjoyable and memorable adventure on the Sonoma Serengeti, so to get the most from your visit, please keep these few common-sense safety rules in mind and practice your wild manners.
Respect our Wild Friends
- Please stay at least three feet back from the animal enclosures.
- These animals are not to be touched . Be especially aware of children who may not understand that these animals are not like your pets at home. They may bite, kick or otherwise defend themselves if startled.
- If you see anyone harassing the animals, throwing objects or poking sticks into the animal enclosures, or teasing them in any way, please alert a staff member immediately.
- Never feed the animals. They eat special diets in the wild, and the Safari West animal staff sees that they enjoy the same appropriate foods here. Snacks that you love can be harmful to them.
- No running! The animals interpret running as a sign of danger and are likely to panic and hurt themselves.
Safari Truck Etiquette
We recycle! Throughout the lower area of the preserve are recycling bins. Please save your plastic water bottles, soft drink cans, and other recyclables until you can dispose of them in a bin. Children who wish to sit on the top of our double-decker truck must be at least 45 inches tall. Our guides stop occasionally along the drive to allow seat changes so that everyone who wants a top-tier ride will get a turn.
Lost and Found
Safari West is not responsible for lost items. Please keep a close eye on your belongings during the course of your stay as you will be exploring a large, mostly undeveloped preserve. Should you misplace an item, Safari West maintains a Lost and Found Location at the front office. Please check with us there if you should lose (or find) anything of value.
Welcome to Safari West!
We go to great lengths to ensure that our safari adventures are accessible to everyone and in compliance with all ADA requirements. If you or a member of your family have special needs due to mobility or sensory issues, please contact us and we’ll work with you to plan your safari excursion. Safari West is indeed a special place and we will do everything possible to provide our guests with equal enjoyment of the wonderful experience offered by our park.
Our classic safari vehicles are customized Dodge Power Wagons and are not ADA accessible and unfortunately are not equipped to handle wheelchairs or other mobility assisting devices. If a guest utilizing a wheelchair can safely transfer themselves unaided or with the assistance of a family member, friend, or personal assistant, the Classic Safari Tour remains a viable option.
For guests unable to transition into the Power Wagons, we are able to provide one customized vehicle capable of accommodating most wheelchairs. It requires advanced planning and has some restrictions on seating capacity. Please contact our reservations team at 707-566-3667 to discuss options.
We currently have two fully accessible tents on property. Both rooms are fully wheelchair accessible and include appropriately equipped showers and bathroom fixtures. These rooms also feature designated parking spaces at the foot of the ramps for easy loading and unloading. They also benefit from close proximity to the restaurant, offices, and gift shop.
Service Animals
Service animals are welcome at Safari West; however, due to concerns about guest safety as well as the safety of the animal collection, service animals are restricted from all safari tours and anywhere where there isn’t a barrier between the collection and our guests. While service animals are welcome to join you in our overnight accommodations, they cannot join you on tour unless you have reserved a Service Animal Serengeti Trek. This variant on the paratransit Serengeti Trek foregoes the walking portion of the tour and instead accesses as much of the lower grounds as are possible from within the paratransit vehicle.
Hearing Impaired:
In order to accommodate our hearing impaired guests, we request that arrangements for an ASL Interpreter be made at least two weeks in advance of your visit. If you would rather supply your own ASL interpreter, please let our reservations staff know and they can be added to your safari reservation at no additional charge.
Vision Impaired:
With advance notice, a tactile tour can be provided for a guest who is visually impaired. A sighted companion will almost always accompany a visually impaired visitor. Should this not be the case, the guest will be accompanied by one of our guest service personnel.
Safari West offers free parking to our guests. Our parking lot has several accessible parking spaces for disabled persons supplying a valid disability-parking placard. Additional reserved parking spaces for placarded vehicles may also be available upon arrival. If you or a member of your party has any special needs, please don’t hesitate to contact us at 707 566-3667
Let us help you plan the safari adventure of a lifetime at Safari West!
400 Acres of Exploration
From cheetahs to lemurs, giraffes to wildebeest, there’s always something amazing waiting just around the bend. Alongside one of our highly-trained safari guides, head out on a 3-hour excursion to get up close and personal with nearly a thousand animals. With over ninety species making their homes here, Safari West truly is Sonoma county’s very own slice of the Serengeti.
Hit the Road
Climb aboard one of our custom safari vehicles and roll out to explore the Sonoma Serengeti. From the canvas-covered shade of the truck, go in search of the marvelous megafauna of Africa. Your expert guide will track down graceful giraffes, nimble impala, imposing cape buffalo and maybe even a few hulking rhinoceros. You never know what you’re going to find!
Take a Stroll
While the view from the safari truck guarantees a great look at the herds, some animals need a more subtle approach. On the safari walk, saunter through the Amani Oasis Aviary where demoiselle cranes preen along the path and scarlet ibis soar overhead. Come face-to-face with a black-and-white colobus monkey, search out a cleverly camouflaged cheetah and watch the courtly parade of flamingos around their lagoon home.
Cape Buffalo by John Burgess
Giraffes and Roan Antelope on the Sonoma Serengeti by Nancy Albury
Kudu by Katie Desmond
Safari with Giraffes by Mark Pressler
Ring-tailed Lemur by Marilyn Wyett
Amari Oasis Aviary by John Burgess
Zebras by Nancy Goodenough
Bontebok and Roan Antelope
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"Flower Magic" Boat Tour
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Camino del Mar
Caravel “Niña”
Carrousel Baltique
Cinema Fantastico 4D - in German
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The Oath of KÄRNAN
Midgard Serpent
Animal Babies of Peterhof
Can Knockdown and Fishing for Prize Bags
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Donkey cart
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Escape of Novgorod
Flying Orcas
Fondaco dei Tedeschi
Open-Air Stage at the Old- time Fun Fair
Gamble Hall
Akira, the Giraffe
Gold Prospecting
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HANSA Swing Ride
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"HIGHLANDER"
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Bouncy Hills
Indian River
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Laser and Special Effect Show
Road Locomotive
Mini Scooters
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Odin's Travels through the Sky
"Patio del Mar"
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Pony Express
Royal Scotsman
Safari Jeeps
Shooting Gallery
Space Scooter
Spanish Gardens
Hall of Mirrors
The Talking Fountain
Störtebeker's Raft Trip
Störtebeker's Sea Raid
Störtebeker’s Rope Ladder Climb
Stormy Dragon Boat Ride
Super Splash
Tahiti Trail
Trolls‘ Playground
Peterhof Tower
Variety Show
Roanoke Water Playground
Super Splash Water Playground
Viking Boat Trip
Viking Boat “Viking Odin”
Viking Baptism
Wild Water Ride - The Great Pike
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Take your own vehicle on a driving safari through our 500-acre wildlife park. See and feed over 500 animals from 40 different species at your own pace.
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Join one of our Safari Animal Rangers and meet animals from around the world. Learn unique facts and hear personal stories from your Ranger Tour Guide.
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Group Adventures
In the comfort of your own caravan or bus, witness animals from around the world, visit giraffes, meet a troop of ring-tailed lemurs, enjoy lunch, and shop.
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The only thing better than seeing our birds is feeding them! Come inside with food on popsicle sticks that dozens of budgies look forward to enjoying.
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The conservation of animals and ranchland is of utmost importance to us at Natural Bridge Wildlife Ranch. We actively collaborate with organizations worldwide to promote a sustainable future for both animals and the land they inhabit.
Wild About Education
Natural Bridge Wildlife Ranch is the perfect place to go on safari. But it's also a place to learn about the wonderful, wild world of animals. Click on the articles below or on "Read More" to learn something you didn't already know!
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Safari Tours
Take a Tour of a Wildlife Safari Zoo in Central Pennsylvania
Guided safari tours in central pennsylvania.
The dry plains of Africa and the woodlands and forests of Australia have never felt closer thanks to the incredible safari tour at Lake Tobias Wildlife Park. Like our other amazing attractions , the safari allows you and your family to see first-hand the various animals native to those lands and learn about their natural habitats. Discover more about our animal safari in Central Pennsylvania and all you can expect to see on your journey.
Guided Safari offered May thru October.
Self Drive-Thru Safari Available Only in April and November
Guests who wish to enjoy our safari tour from the comfort of their vehicles can do so with our self drive-thru option. VEHICLES WITH HARD DOORS AND HARD TOP ROOFS ONLY. Those interested in this experience should first read the Self Drive-Thru Rules to ensure their safety and the wellbeing of our animals. You will be required to sign a vehicle waiver prior to entering the safari fields.
SELF DRIVE-THRU RULES AND INFORMATION PER USDA:
All vehicles MUST have hard tops and doors. Sunroofs and trunks must be closed-USDA requirement (Mesh doors on jeeps are not permitted).
Strict 5 mph speed limit (USDA requirement for animal safety).
You MUST remain in your vehicle during the entirety of the tour.
Pets are not permitted in vehicles.
No riding in the bed of pickup trucks.
No motorcycles, motor homes, buses, or trailers are permitted.
Touching animals is not encouraged.
Feeding animals is prohibited.
LOUD NOISES --honking horns, music and yelling--are not permitted.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
The drive-thru trail is an unpaved dirt trail with loose stones, possible animal dung, and occasional mud puddles.
Some animals may not be visible on every drive-thru.
No refunds will be given for any reason after entering the safari fields.
ZOO EXHIBITS ARE NOT AVAILABLE during the weekends of the self drive-thru.
Admission for the self drive-thru will be $9/person ages 3 through adult.
The Self Drive-Thru Safari pre-season/post-season option is available on select weekends only in April and November
from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Please note: Only the Safari Tour Fields are open for the Self Drive-Thru option. Zoo exhibits are open during our regular season May 1st through October .
Adventure Awaits at Our Wildlife Safari Zoo
Say Hello to Our Animals
One of the best parts about our safari zoo in Pennsylvania is all the different animals you may see. More than 500 animals roam the safari fields freely at Lake Tobias Wildlife Park. You may meet curious critters that are just as interested in you as you are in them — it is common for animals to approach the tour bus and get close enough for guests to reach out and touch them. Interacting with these animals is sure to be an unforgettable and highly beneficial experience for your party.
Our New Safari Station
Dedicated to providing our guests with the best possible experience, we are happy to introduce our safari station. Built and launched in 2015, the safari station includes the following:
- A comfortable holding area large enough to fit guests as they wait for their turn to hop aboard the cruiser
- A snack shop where you can grab a drink, some food for the ride, and even feed to give the animals while on the tour
- Well-maintained restrooms for your convenience
Things to Keep in Mind for Your Next Safari Tour
To help guests get the most out of their animal safari in Pennsylvania, we encourage all to be mindful of when the tours begin. Rides go out right when the park opens, and guests are welcome to come early to avoid crowds or waiting in long lines. Our tours last around 45 minutes, providing plenty of time to take in the entire tour without tiring out the youngest in your group. The last tour departs our Safari Station one hour before closing.
Please be advised that we do not accept reservations for our tours as they are offered on a first come, first serve basis. However, even if you miss your preferred time, another is coming up shortly!
Plan Your Visit Today to Our Safari in Pennsylvania
Lake Tobias Wildlife Park welcomes guests from Central Pennsylvania and the surrounding areas to enjoy a first-hand experience with animals from six continents. Our safari tour allows visitors to witness a variety of majestic animals and gain insight into their way of life. Contact us today to learn more about our Pennsylvania safari tours and rates , or to view our park hours .
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- Safari tours begin when the park opens.
- Tours last approximately 45 minutes.
- Last tour goes out one hour before closing.
- Tours are offered on a first-come, first-serve basis and depart multiple times per day.
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Safari-Jeeps (Hansa-Park)
Safari-Jeeps is a Track Ride built by German manufacturer Ihle currently located at Hansa-Park in Sierksdorf, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany. The ride's original vehicles were replaced with jeeps manufactured by Metallbau Emmeln in 1992.
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Your wild Namibia safari awaits
Namibia is one of the most unique and lesser known safari destinations of Africa. Whilst the Namib desert and famous sand dunes are frequently visited by travellers from across the globe, there are a multitude of incredible experiences in Namibia that provide ample reason to plan a trip solely to this destination, or combine it with your visit to other destinations in Southern Africa.
Namibia is also famous for self drive safaris due to the good road system and relatively small size of the country, self drive and 4x4 enthusiasts have a deep affinity for the sceninc dunes and drives that Namibia offers to those that grace their shores. Short stay fly in safaris are also an option for those that are simply looking for a taste of the destination or are limited on time.
Highlights:
- Hot air ballooning over the Namib desert
- Sossusvlei sand dune exploration
- Quad biking in the namib desert
- Whales, seals and dolphins off the coast
Namibia is a great year-round destination, but the best game viewing, especially in the Etosha National Park, is from May to October whenthe weather is clear and dry and wildlife flock to watering holes. From November to April, some days will be humid and rain may follow, often in afternoon thunderstorms. It can be trickier to see animals as they tend to scatter then and not congregate around watering holes.
Traveller tip: Make sure you have adequate sun protection, even in the winter months. So pack a hat and lots of sunblock!
A Modern City with a Rich Heritage
With its location right next to the international airport, Windhoek is a friendly, safe and clean capital city to set up base. Windhoek has a range of high-end hotels, boutique hotels, and small lodges to check-in to before starting out on a Namibia adventure.
Must see: The National Museum of Namibia and St. Mary’s Catholic Church which is still active
Apr 12, 2024
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Apr 11, 2024
Shann is a great professional
Shann immediately demonstrated pleasant professionalism, competence, experience and patience. She advised and accompanied me in organizing the trip. She listened to all my needs and the suggestions were very fruitful for me. he was very kind and always available even during the holidays. thank you Shann
It was easy
It was easy, it all worked as planned, our expectations were exceeded. Anja was easy to communicate with through Whatsapp and always responded promptly to any questions.
Apr 10, 2024
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She made it so easy to book - Leigh-Ann was great to deal with . She made it so easy and worked with the dates I gave her . I appreciate it so much and when I book my next safari - I hope to have the same experience - which was awesome !!!!
Botswana Experience
Anja, our agent, was very kind and helpful all the time to organize the perfect trip. She did it quickly and efficiently. The amount of days we spent in every place was perfect to really enjoy the hotels and the different activities they proposed (in general the hotels are very nice but we don’t have the time to really experience the place but here we did). Also the selections of hotels was very very nice. Nice infrastructure, excellent service (very professional) and outstanding places to visit (all the parks were great). We had a wonderful experience with the company in Botswana.
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Apr 9, 2024
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Shann Shaw was extremely patient and very helpful with getting a trip of a lifetime put together. Thank you so much for making it possible!
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Keith answered all of my questions without any issues. He addressed everything that I asked and was quite prompt in his responses.
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Cart Safari
$60 & up*.
Price is per person
At A Glance
- $60 & up per person
- Offered Daily
Age Range: All ages may join Cart Safari Africa and Cart Safari Asia . Children 15 years old and younger must be accompanied by a paid adult. Limit of 2 children per adult per group. Ages 0-2 must sit on adult lap. Limit of two lap children per group.
If anyone in your party requires the use of a wheelchair during the tour, after booking, please call 619-718-3000 so we can notate your order prior to your visit.
Deluxe Cart Safari
- $90 & up per person
- Offered daily
- Asian and African savanna habitats
All ages. Children 15 years old and younger must be accompanied by a paid adult. Limit of 2 children per adult per group. Ages 0-2 must sit on adult lap. Limit of two lap children per group. Strollers and child car seats not permitted on cart.
Change/Cancellation: Reservations may be changed up to 5 days before the program and will be subject to a $15 Administrative Change Fee. Less than 5 days, changes not permitted. Cancellations received 5 days before scheduled program are subject to a $25 Cancellation Fee. Less than 5 days, payment is non-refundable.
Travel the world without leaving San Diego! Board a deluxe Safari cart, and see wildlife of the savannas of Africa and Asia, led by one of our knowledgeable guides. Step off the cart for a look at incredible wildlife, and snap some amazing photos as you experience this unique Safari.
Admission is separate and required. If anyone in your party requires the use of a wheelchair during the tour, after booking, please call 619-718-3000 so we can notate your order prior to your visit.
Cart Safari Africa
- African savanna habitats
Sit back in the comfort of your deluxe Safari cart, as you enjoy a 60-minute guided tour of the Park’s spacious African savanna habitats, led by one of our knowledgeable guides. As you explore these habitats together, your guide will share stories about the plants and animals in our care, and how our conservation work is making an impact worldwide. Questions are encouraged! Step off the cart for a look at some unique wildlife, and snap some amazing photos as you enjoy this one-of-a-kind Safari Park experience.
Cart Safari Asia
- Asian savanna habitats
Sit back in the comfort of your deluxe Safari cart, as you enjoy a 60-minute guided tour of the Safari Park’s spacious Asian savanna habitats, led by one of our knowledgeable guides. As you explore these habitats together, your guide will share stories about the plants and animals in our care, and how our conservation work is making an impact worldwide. Questions are encouraged! Step off the cart for a look at some unique critters, and snap some amazing photos as you enjoy this unique Safari Park experience.
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These Safaris are guaranteed to thrill and amaze! Your guide will escort you to a variety of locations around the Park to see animals up close and share stories of wildlife care and conservation.
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Ages 8 & up. $81 & up per person. Soar as high as 130 feet above the ground, with a spectacular bird's-eye view of rhinos, giraffes, and other wildlife in the savanna habitats below you. READ MORE.
The 1-hour Wildlife Safari is the most popular tour at San Diego Safari Park followed by the 90-minute Twilight Wildlife Safari. You go inside the African animal enclosure in an open-air covered truck. Twilight tours add a light meal. Deluxe Safari is 90 minutes long and also tours the Asian enclosures.
Eine kleine Safari tour im Hansa Park Sierksdorf.
Hansa-Park is a seasonal amusement park in Sierksdorf, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany off the Baltic Sea.It was opened on May 15, 1977 under the name Hansaland and renamed Hansa-Park in 1987. It currently spans 113 acres (0.46 km 2) and includes more than 125 attractions.From 1973 to 1976, the site was home to the first German Legoland.: 57
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Choose either a 5-hour or 7-hour Ultimate Safari, and enjoy exploring the Park with your own personal tour guide. Each Ultimate Safari is tailored to your interests and includes a sit-down lunch. This very popular tour requires advance reservations (minimum 72 hours) and is subject to availability. Call 619-718-3000 to reserve your Ultimate Safari.
There are two swimming pools for the San Diego Safari Park herd in this 5-and-a-half acre habitat. There are two main yards. One is usually open while the other is being cleaned of copious amounts of elephant dung and stocked with treats. In most cases, the Elephant Viewing Patio will be the best place to watch them.
Originally built as a conservation facility, the San Diego Zoo Safari Park first opened its doors in 1972. Today, it is one of San Diego's best attractions, welcoming a whopping 2 million people through its doors annually. It's home to more than 2,600 animals representing over 300 animal species and over 3,500 plant species. It's
Free safari or paid safaris. A visit to San Diego Safari Park is a costly undertaking. The Safari Park admission costs US$69 for all visitors 12 years and above and $59 for three to 11-year-old visitors. This is why many visitors wonder if the free Africa Tram Safari included in the ticket is enough.
If you're going to need to bring your service animal, you must call (707) 579-2551 at least 72 hours in advance to make arrangements. Safari Adventures are always in season! Adults (18 - 61), Seniors (62+), Teens (13 - 17) and Children (4 - 12) Weekday Safaris.
"Flower Magic" Boat Tour. Current wait: 0 min. Bronze Sea Lions. Current wait: 0 min. ... Safari Jeeps. Current wait: 0 min. Swing Boat. Current wait: 0 min. Shooting Gallery. ... All rides in Hansa Park. Hansa Park has a total of 90 rides. See all information related to the rides in this park on this page, including minimum and maximum lengths.
Take your own vehicle on a driving safari through our 500-acre wildlife park. See and feed over 500 animals from 40 different species at your own pace. SAFARI OPTIONS. ... enjoy a guided tour of our 500-acre park. SAFARI OPTIONS. Group Adventures. In the comfort of your own caravan or bus, witness animals from around the world, visit giraffes ...
Behind-the-Scenes Safari: Elite Adventure. Ages 3 and up. Children 15 years old and younger must be accompanied by a paid adult. Limit of 2 children per adult per group. All tour participants require a ticket, regardless of age. The check-in location for the Behind-the-Scenes Safari: Elite Adventure is at the Wildlife Safari check-in by Park Base.
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Lake Tobias Wildlife Park has been providing visitors with the opportunity to see wild animals since 1965. This unique experience encourages guests to widen their understanding of creatures in environments that mimic their natural habitats. Your safari begins once you climb into our open-air cruisers, which provide riders with breathtaking 360 ...
Safari-Jeeps is a Track Ride built by German manufacturer Ihle currently located at Hansa-Park in Sierksdorf, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany. The ride's original vehicles were replaced with jeeps manufactured by Metallbau Emmeln in 1992.
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10-Day Namibian Highlights Tour. 1 Night at Kalahari Anib Lodge, Windhoek. 2 Nights at Namib Desert Lodge, Sossusvlei. 2 Nights at The Delight, Swakopmund. 2 Nights at Damara Mopane Lodge, Damaraland. 2 Nights at Etosha Safari Camp, Etosha National Park. View safari to see all inclusions.. $ 250 USD.
Step off the cart for a look at incredible wildlife, and snap some amazing photos as you experience this unique Safari. Admission is separate and required. If anyone in your party requires the use of a wheelchair during the tour, after booking, please call 619-718-3000 so we can notate your order prior to your visit.
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The Yala Safari Tour at Yala National Park is a thrilling adventure through the untamed landscapes of Sri Lanka. With its diverse wildlife, including leopards, elephants, and crocodiles, this tour promises an unforgettable experience for nature lovers. Choose from half-day, full-day, or morning tours to beat the crowds and make the most of your time.